Ribbonesia

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It's a WRAP!

I love her colour combinations!
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Rainbow Dog

here

Portable rainbow right?

7-SKATE DECK TOTEM

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Adobe CS5 promo campaign

Zeitguised turns your used office furniture into a picturesque landscape to host the new Adobe CS5 campaign.
We provided an original artwork plus rendered 3d elements which were put together by adobe to fit a multitude of print and digital formats.

Collaboration with Sven Hauth.
Production Company: paranoidUS, Los Angeles

Below some of our original artwork of the final, concept, variation and detail:






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Boolean Taxidermy

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HARMONY NICHOLAS

designyoutrust

The Power of Color

I took this from the cool hunters they started off with, black and white are the safe choices in the design world. The colour of luxury is elegant and subdued. Yet, at the same time, even top-tier designers, artists and luxury brands have always used bright colours as well. It is not about either or. It is not black-and-white or colour.

And so, I can't help but to agree to it. There's more images though, regarding the power of colors. For this, I am drawn upon the colorful playground that was posted up.

Have you thought of what kinda person you are? Myself? I would say I am a colorful person, but for some reasons, colors comes with your mood. Ahhhh.

An opera without speech

This coffin design started off with the intention of designing it for myself. I took the theme of Chinese Opera, simply because I felt inspired by the culture all my life. Having the influences since young concrete my forethought. The vibrant usage of colors, portray my personality, my beliefs and my ideology. I believe the “historical” entertainment and relaxation bring us all together as a common appreciation. An act of a reminder to myself hopping this is something I will bring along with me as a remembrance, or for the next generation. This is what made us.

Oh yes, this is a illustration I made and design for myself. Haaa. Oh.

1000 tentacles

It's all here.

Roar, roar! Don't you love it?

2010 Tour de France

The first half of the 20-stage 2010 Tour de France cycling race is over, with the current overall leader being Andy Schleck of Luxembourg riding for Denmark's Team Saxo Bank. This 97th running of the iconic race started in Rotterdam with 198 riders in 22 teams of nine, and will conclude 3,642 km (2,263 mi) later in Paris on the Champs-Elysees on July 25. Collected here are a handful of images from the race so far - another entry will follow after the final stage has been run

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Lately, I am so into adsoftheworld that I can root myself in bed and surf the whole series. Oh man, amazingggggg is'nt?!

CD Sea

CDSea by Bruce Munro
text by Costas Voyatzis for Yatzer

Renowned for his adventurous sculptural light works and installations, Bruce Munro with the kind support of UK press and BBC Wiltshire radio, urged readers and listeners to send unwanted CDs to his workshop some weeks ago. The reason? Munro visualized an inland sea made of unwanted CDs. The public response was massive and hundreds of CDs arrived from all over the UK and as far afield as California and Brazil.

“You never know how something will work out, but now I could not be happier. I’m so grateful to everyone who turned out to help. We had a magical weekend and CDSea looks amazing, like a giant painting on the grass.”

Bruce Munro

Over the past weekend (19-20 June) 140 friends of Murno and colleagues, including Kevin McCloud and other celebrities from the design-art world, helped to lay the installation. The grass was mowed at Long Knoll field near Kilmington to prepare the ‘canvas’, and on Saturday each CD was laid with a stone on it, to prevent wind damage. This proved to be time-consuming and so the stone laying was abandoned on Sunday. The result? A stunning inland sea made of 600.000 CDs which are dazzling like mirrors reflecting sunlight and moonlight.









I really like this, amazing is'nt? Huge project!

skateboard art

haroshi:

Japanese wood sculptor haroshi specializes in creating three-dimensional art pieces
from used and broken skateboard decks.

Although haroshi uses one type of material for his art, skate decks vary widely in size and structure depending on the factory, brand and model. in creating his sculptures, he filters through thousands of old decks and individually picks out the perfect board to use. After they are stacked, cut and shaved to form, they are painted and polished to a candy-like finish.

Not available to the outside observer is another one of haroshi's artistic details. during construction, each sculpture is given a "soul", a broken metal skateboard piece that is laid in the core of the piece. Unkei, a 12th century japanese buddha sculptor,
had a similar practice of including a crystal ball in his statues as the "soul" of the buddha.



















I am so blown away. I like the colours combination. Whooo!