Everybody uses a wall as a protective shield with a little bit of cuts to see his personality ! A perfect metaphor used by Jerzy Goliszewski for his university project.
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*informationist
some of the best furniture designs on this years New Designers show in London (this picture: Amy Jameson's Vessel Table)
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*leetranwork
The incredible work of Australian paper artist, Benja Harvey, who has made portraits, animals, fashion magazine pop-ups and 3-D food.
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*failed_artist
Gabriel Orozco show coming up at MoMA will be a classic, like his modified Citroen DS.
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*Freshome.com
Fans of plush and Star Wars should run, not walk to the ongoing Stitch Wars exhibition in Lauderhill, Florida; you’ll see everything from Wookie Cookies to “invertible” Tauntaun.
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*macethinho
Volkswagen sponsors Channel 4 documentaries. So DDB London created 4 idents to run before the documentaries that promote VW's efficient technologies.
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*baxterjeff
For NYC residents (living in the present) MOS covered the courtyard of PS1 in a fuzzy, but cool, canopy.
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*ihatealex
Midfinger Magazine features graphic illustrator Josh Holland. Click on the Full Screen option to get the best viewing. Josh Holland's characters are awesome.
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*yukayoneda
Nowadays, everything is about portability - including pools! Case in point - Barge Beach Budapest on the Blue Danube. This migrating recreational pier features a pool and even a beach where sunbathers can catch a tan and a ride!
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*designfan
Better than Mad Men! An inspiring story from former designers of George Nelson & Co.--a great design office of mid-century design that created the iconic ball clock and marshmallow sofa.
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*MikeGusto
Norio Fujikawa gets full-marks for this radical Jetscooter concept. The designer has a penchant for futuristic ideas, with retro styling, and transport innovation that might become a reality in, say 2025.
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*Chris Burns
A group of non-governmental organizations from three continents working worldwide to fight poverty and injustice. -- VISUALLY! HeyStudio presents the rebranding of Oxfam.
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*lorebrusa
Andreas Gursky is a German visual artist known for his enormous architecture and landscape color photographs, often employing a high point of view.
Certo, qui si parla di mostri sacri della fotografia! Ma oggi mi è venuto in mano il suo catalogo è ho voluto postare qualche sua foto! Davvero un fotografo dalle larghe vedute!
Andreas Gursky (1955) is a German visual artist known for his enormous architecture and landscape color photographs, often employing a high point of view.
Info: it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_Gursky
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Certo, qui si parla di mostri sacri della fotografia! Ma oggi mi è venuto in mano il suo catalogo è ho voluto postare qualche sua foto! Davvero un fotografo dalle larghe vedute!
Andreas Gursky (1955) is a German visual artist known for his enormous architecture and landscape color photographs, often employing a high point of view.
Info: it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_Gursky
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Certo, qui si parla di mostri sacri della fotografia! Ma oggi mi è venuto in mano il suo catalogo è ho voluto postare qualche sua foto! Davvero un fotografo dalle larghe vedute!
Andreas Gursky (1955) is a German visual artist known for his enormous architecture and landscape color photographs, often employing a high point of view.
Info: it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_Gursky
Bookmark and Share
Certo, qui si parla di mostri sacri della fotografia! Ma oggi mi è venuto in mano il suo catalogo è ho voluto postare qualche sua foto! Davvero un fotografo dalle larghe vedute!
Andreas Gursky (1955) is a German visual artist known for his enormous architecture and landscape color photographs, often employing a high point of view.
Info: it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_Gursky
Bookmark and Share
*yukayoneda
Blue Crystal, an iceberg shaped resort floating off Dubai's coast is gorgeous, but isn't it about as sustainable as an ice cube in an oven?
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*anczelowitz
From the woodland critter collection, this "Oriole" pencil cup desinged by Craig Anczelowitz is made from farmed mangowood in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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*++designfreak
Ever wondered if your food would taste better if you did not see it? Pique your senses with the SENSE tableware.
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