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PROJECT : La Fabrique Sonore « LIVE COMPONENTS
This project is design of pavilion functioning as “loud speaker”, which is installed at ‘Pommery’ champagne factory cave in France. (exhibition 2011.09~2012.03) The acoustic folded surface and shape of cone amplify the sound of excitement from champagne bubble in the cave. All process and details, analysis have been perfectly developed by using GH. The project was collaborated with two great artists Ali Monemi and Robin Meier.
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Here's the earliest piece I have by Canadian illustrator, James Hill. This was done for MacLean's magazine, May 1952. Hill would have been in his early 20's at this time, and already getting assignments on a regular basis from Canada's leading magazines, his work being seen by the public from coast to coast. Hill once told an interviewer, "Back in the early 1950s, many of us had dreams of becoming "star" magazine illustrators like Al Parker [or] Robert Fawcett." "We poured over the pages of Collier's, Redbook, the Journal and Companion, admiring the work of the established artists and envying the new names whose credits appeared."Sculptures
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Hi, this is Tara, I am a freelance graphic designer based in Northamptonshire UK. I have nearly 20 years design experience and I write this graphic design blog. Please take a look at my portfolio or contact me for more information
Illustration from the cover of Pentagram’s 2008 Typography Calendar. Human beings have been tracking the passage of time for more than 6,000 years. From the ancient Egyptians, Babylonians, and Mayans, up to present-day, we have continued to refine systems that enable us to organize the passage of days, months, and years.
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