Outtakes from Neil Krug's The Young One for LoveCat Magazine, featuring Lauren Marie Young.
Neil Krug's new work is no deviation from his standard fare of absolutely killing it with blown-out retro technicolours and pulp storylines... For this editorial, as he told MyModernMet, he hand-tinted black and white polaroids and "used a ton of colored gels to enhance the overall color saturation in all the photographs."
And remember, these are the ones that didn't make the cut.
But I particularly like this description from Juxtapoz, declaring his work to be a "neo-psychedelic sexual revolution, apocalyptic, Fear and Loathing in the Desert, lost roll of film and now developed 40-years [later] kind of an experience".
Neil Krug's new work is no deviation from his standard fare of absolutely killing it with blown-out retro technicolours and pulp storylines... For this editorial, as he told MyModernMet, he hand-tinted black and white polaroids and "used a ton of colored gels to enhance the overall color saturation in all the photographs."
And remember, these are the ones that didn't make the cut.
But I particularly like this description from Juxtapoz, declaring his work to be a "neo-psychedelic sexual revolution, apocalyptic, Fear and Loathing in the Desert, lost roll of film and now developed 40-years [later] kind of an experience".
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