Online Advertising Marketplace | BuySellAds.com. The Sneaky Psychology Of Advertising. Traditional/manga style tattoos by Genko. Genko is a japanese tattoo artist, born in 1972 in central Japan. Started tattoing when he was 26, heavy metal lover, he’s really skilled in freehand tattoing.
His style is an amazing mix between traditional japanese tattoo themes and manga/anime style. Whitezine | Design Graphic & Photography Inspirations. Tutorials! NIARk1 - Creative studio. Stamatis Laskos. Stamatis Laskos est né à Volos, Grèce en 1985, il a étudié la peinture à la Fine art school d’Athènes. Il travaille aujourd’hui en free comme peintre et graffeur. Monika de Myer Photography | SmugMug. Red moleskine 2010-present on the Behance Network. Vermishel photography. Sándorfi István (1948-2007)/bouteilles_peinture_bleue. Phillips de Pury & Company: Art Auctions | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions | Private Sales | Private Collections. Grid Based is a showcase of the best grid based designs & WordPress themes. Regular Division of the Plane. Regular Division of the Plane III, woodcut, 1957 - 1958. Regular Division of the Plane is a series of drawings by the Dutch artist M.
C. Escher which began in 1936. These images are based on the principle of tessellation, irregular shapes or combinations of shapes that interlock completely to cover a surface or plane. The inspiration for these works began in 1936 with a visit to the Alhambra, a fourteenth-century Moorish castle near Granada, Spain.
In 1958 Escher published his book The Regular Division of the Plane. Locher, J.L. (2000). Museum of Fine Arts, Boston | 20 Superb Adobe Illustrator Tutorials. A History Of Graphic Design [INFOGRAPHIC] SketchPad : Requires the latest java plugin. Awesome Illustrations by Serge Birault | Pondly. Article by James Pond I am the owner of Pondly.com / art lover / electrical engineer / software developer / MBA in e-business student.
I blog for pleasure and love to share my Internet findings. Web site: Serge is a brilliant freelance illustrator from France. He has created truly inspirational pieces of art. Website Do you want more visual fun? 40 Minimalist Print Ads That'll Catch Your Eye. While print advertising always seems like a marketer’s dream when compared to online ads, it’s yet another field where it’s getting more and more difficult to cut through the noise and deliver the client’s message. In the digital age, the attention span of the consumer is razor thin, making it harder for advertisers to secure attention whether it’s in print or on the web. To combat this, we’re seeing advertisers reach for a minimalist approach, using little copy and sparse imagery to convey a message simply that gets attention more for what’s not there.
Below is a showcase of 40 creative and beautifully designed minimalist print ads. The messages are quick and easily digestible. Take a look! Ace Alka Seltzer Bic Bounce Cafe Venezia Canadian Dental Association Cannes Young Lions Calgary Farmers Market Citric Coke Colgate Dig2Go Durex The Economist Faber Castell FedEx GeekSquad Hospital Aleman Heineken Heinz Hubba Bubba Jeep Jeternel LA Folding Bike Lego Listerine McDonalds Mitsubishi Orbit Orion Oxy Play-Doh SanDisk Veet.
Leo Burnett. The Cybernetic World of Shichigoro-Shingo. Passionate about creating. Joseph Seigenthaler. Inspiration in Red: The FYC Edition. Once upon a time, on a blog that was a huge fan of this one, a series of inspirational experiments was launched to determine if the source that we were inspired by, could in fact, through the use of a predominant color, drive our inspirational output towards the same themes that are associated with that color. It began with Inspiration in Red. There was always an intention to follow up on that with another run to further gather input and results. And where better to test the waters than on a site with a fixed focus on inspiring and engaging the design community? So welcome to an FYC edition of the popular Inspiration in Color series. Graphic Art Product and Toy Design Branding, Advertising and Print Interior Design Website Design Wallpapers Photography That’s a Wrap!
So now the ball is in your court. The Fox Is Black » The Totally Insane, Candy Coated Paintings of Charlie Immer. It’s always a good day when I am blessed to find artwork that is as effed up as I am. Charlie Immer seems to have channeled that exact sinister–yet fun! –mentality and ran to hell and back with it. Immer is a DC area painter who mashes together childlike imagery, playful monstrous creatures he has envisioned in his head or pulled from pop culture, with what they should be doing: acting like monstrous creatures!
His oil paintings depict these happy, colorful creatures disemboweling each other, tearing each other’s rainbow tinted faces off, crying magenta and purple tears, drinking each other’s bright red blood, or even eating their own neon flesh. His work is absolutely ridiculous and laughable in what they portray: they are just soooooooo ridiculous that you can’t help but chuckle and smile at this truly fucked up imagery. However you feel about the subject of the work, it must be noted how good of a painter he is. Be sure to also check out Immer’s wonderful blog as well! The Myth of DPI. The size of an image in a website layout is important.
From proper alignment to getting just the right amount of white space, sizing photos and graphics properly beforehand is essential to creating a balanced look. Images on the web are measured in pixels. Yet many people go through the trouble of setting their images to 72 dots per inch (DPI). The process of sizing images for the web is often misunderstood.
The misconception about resolution in digital images bound for the web is that they must meet a certain number of dots per inch. In print, pixels per inch and dots per inch impact the size of an image on a page. When someone converts an image to 72 DPI, they’re adding an extra step with no benefit. When someone asks you for a web image that’s, say, two inches wide, they’re estimating how it would appear on their own monitor. Pixel Size Depends on Context A pixel (which is short for “picture element”) is the smallest unit of measure on a grid displaying a digital image. An Experiment. Peter Jaworowski's Portfolio. Robert Montgomery: Poet & Bilbord hijacker. London poet/artist Robert Montgomery has been at work since 2005, hijacking city billboards and public areas of interest guerilla style to display his poetic works of art.
Montgomery’s series of billboards that appear in big cities here and across the pond showcase his poems, that border on melancholy yet thought provoking themes. These works have won that artist numerous accolades and inspire us all to reassess what we find important in life. Take a look at Robert Montgomery’s inspiring words below and let us know your stance on what he has to say and see all of his artwork and accomplishments. 30 Interesting 404 Pages - Web Design Blog – DesignM.ag.
Get the FlatPix UI Kit for only $7 - Learn More or Buy Now A 404 error page shows up when user tries to browse to a web page that doesn’t exist anymore. The link may be broken, moved, or never existed. In this roundup we are featuring 30 interesting 404 pages for your inspiration. Enjoy!! Brandstack hugsformonsters inflicted ipolecat stereosuper ngenworks pixiapps wireframeplus pieoneers jeandelbrel dailymile gdzl cascadebreweryco themanyfacesof marketingvirtuel dmcloud irrationalgames carolrivello creashit leegustin apadeloup sohtanaka mailchimp upthemes davidhellmann agens 4mots criticalzero playr denisechandler About Brant Wilson Brant Wilson is a staff writer for the DesignMag network.
Freelance Ain't Free. Photoshop backgrounds at PSD Graphics. ANNIE WU: Portfolio: Illustration. The Birds, 2010.Featured in SPECTRUM 18. Prohibition Era Psychedlia, 2011.Panel from a short comic. Duos: Bret McKenzie & Jemaine Clement, 2010. Duos: Jackson Publick & Doc Hammer, 2010. Justice League of America punk redesign, 2010. 'Interrobang‽' character designs and environment, 2008. Society of Illustrators Student Competition 2009 selection. 'A Dead Sheriff in Little Wichita' poster, 2009. 'Poison In Her Well' poster, 2009. 'The Skeleton 'Kee's Miracle Tonic' poster, 2009. 'The Outlaw Outpost' poster, 2009. 'The Prospector's 20-Acre Terror Garden' poster, 2009. 'The Virgin Suicides' cover, 2008.
Theseus and the Minotaur, 2008. MICA Illustration Showcase banner, 2010. 'Star Trek' fashion illustration, 2009. "Let Them Eat Skate! " The Snow Queen: Mirror Trolls, 2009. The Snow Queen: Princess, 2009. The Snow Queen: Little Robber Maiden, 2009. Now for the real treat. Typography - THE WRITERS FORUM - THE GRAFFITI DESTINATION. Nixon Art Mosh - Denver on Illustration Served. Web Design Concepts For Non Web Designers. Stylish Illustrations by Kevin Dart. Vintage Ads That Would Be Banned Today: Pics, Videos, Links, News. Lost Type Co-op | Browse Fonts. Top 45 Illustration of Sexy Girls. Drawing sexy girls is so difficult because the female body is considered a work of art and takes large amounts of time. We have compiled a list of Top 45 Illustration of Sexy Girls.
It is good to see different artists have different drawing and coloring styles. All of the girls look really beautiful and attractive. Some of the illustrations keep staying in my mind for a long time. Enjoy~ Banksy -The man, the myth, the legend. Tutorial Tuesday: Foreshortening Tricks. Hi folks! Tutorial Tuesday is going to be a basic one – I’m a bit under the weather currently so this may not be the best post, but I want to give you something that I feel is important in the world of drawing – some pointers on foreshortening.
Check this out. Foreshortening is basically an optical illusion created from a compressed looking drawing in perspective. This perspective is distorted in order to create a false sense of depth, and is used a lot in comics – Superman flying with his outstretched arm coming out of the page, or a fist connecting with a villain’s face, etc. There’s several ways artists choose to render their drawings using foreshortening. Receding Plane Technique Scruffy Ronin uses a method that relies on a drawing a flat plane that recedes into space as a boundary.
Five Points in Foreshortening Here’s another basic set of rules you should follow when working with foreshortening. Size, Overlapping Shapes, and Surfaces Blocks and Circles See you next week. Untitled. Posted by: Lakshal Posted date: March 6, 2012 | 9 comments Tags: actions, mulletgod, photoshop A few years ago, I decided to make some Photoshop actions to make editing a little easier for people. There are so many simple things that people do in Photoshop that are tedious because of the click, click, click, drag, click nature of things in the software. Actions help with automating the process, doing much of the hard work for you. I had a website dedicated to these actions but that site was hacked and subsequently infected my main wedding photography website which obviously was not a good thing. These actions are completely free of charge but I would love it if you could make a donation to Médecins Sans Frontières if you enjoy using the actions.
Download the actions here Please note, The readme document contained in the ZIP file should have everything you need to know and I can’t offer any support for these actions anymore so please do not contact me asking questions! How To Draw Anatomic Face In 2.5 Minutes. Underwater fairytale : ELENA KALIS.