Neil Krug
Model: Joni Harbeck
Book: Pulp Art Book
Series
Bonnie: 
A girl waiting, guns, and a shootout. Bonnie taps into the classic vintage love of a dreamy girl gone bad, to be saved or sacrificed...

Coyote:
A primal existence photographed in the desert among rugged peaks, melted with soft blues and yellows, turned this Coyote series into beauty and mood pieces.
Jackie:
Meant as a film in photographs, the struggles and demise of a wealthy 1950's housewife make up the belly of this Jackie series. Fearing and raging the trap of motherhood, Jackie murders her husband while on a cocaine binge after she learns of her pregnancy. Life continues on in a downward spiral of drug abuse, child rearing, and funerals.
Luce Solare
Sunlight, in all forms, soaked up by the flesh...
Mahaulepu:
Mahaulepu is an idyllic stretch of ocean, golden sands and caves where the innocence of nudity allows women to gather and rest.
Heist:
enemies, lovers, sisters, friends, as divided as they are united...
Patti, Farrow, Tash, Rosemary, Birdie
SummerLovers:
With slight voyeuristic intent, Summerlovers captures a gathering where simple interactions and lounging is dreamy and authentic. From bright colors of fantasy to tamer blends of grays and yellows, this series is both calming and seductive.
Vinyl:
Vinyl covers described, changed, and challenged society and the art of its time. Worn and water damaged, these VINYL photographs tap into the world of cover art.

“Neil Krug’s stylized photos of his girlfriend [now wife], the model Joni Harbeck, were taken with Polaroid film years past its sell-by date. They have the kind of grainy, sun-scorched feel of a Sergio Leone spaghetti western. And ever since the couple began posting the photos on Flickr early this year, they’ve drawn a blaze of attention.” - The New York Times. Pulp - the multi-media collaboration between photographer Neil Krug and supermodel Joni Harbeck - has become a virtual sensation online, and is now the subject of the artists’ first monograph. 'Pulp Art Book: Volume One' is an LP-sized hardcover book, split into several vignettes ranging from a spaghetti western theme to a Bonnie and Clyde revival and to the struggles of a 1950s housewife. These series tell the story of each character, and will be expanded in subsequent volumes. The inspiration for the pulp theme comes from the artists’ collective appreciation of societal life and the artistic expressions of the 1960s and 70s. Old LP jackets, Giallo posters, vintage book covers, and B-movie cinema themes have defined their taste for this project. Initially they set out to capture something simple and sexy; as the shoots progressed, however, natural story lines emerged. The resulting work captures the smell of those decades and expresses them in a fresh way.