Art « Pete Fowler. Pete’s original paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings have been shown in exhibitions around the world. He regularly partakes in live painting events and group exhibitions, alongside workshops and talks. Go to Pete’s flickr gallery. Work – Fluxif AG, Zurich/Switzerland | Compositing + Visual Artists, CGI. Ala [illustration screendesign code] Polynesian and Escher Inspired Tattoos & Illusion & The Most...
Belgium artist Vincent Hocquet has an interesting tattoo technique that looks like pointillism and watercolor painting. His designs include three-dimensional and geometrical shapes, organic patterns, and optical illusions. Photos © Vincent Hocquet. PFFF/Illustration/Design/Art-Direction. Hugo Münsterberg Engineering Award commissioned by the university on twente. The award has a portratit of Hugo Münsterberg and was screenprinted at Kapitaal Utrecht Hugo Münsterberg was one of the pioneers in applied psychology.Graphic Design, Illustration, Print Design2014 Set of medical iconsGraphic Design, Icon Design, Illustration2013 Cover illustration for the State of European seas - Marine messages report. Commisioned by the European Environment Agency.Graphic Design, Illustration, Print Design2014 Icon set designed by my alter ego Peter Perch.
Works very well for small use in apps and websites.Graphic Design, Icon Design, Illustration2014 What if you would be able to generate music by the simple act of riding your bike? From a dream in progress to reality.Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Product Design2011 Event logo designed for the Red Bull Fierste Ljepper event in the Netherlands. Art of Mike Mignola | FEINHEIT STAGE. Sophie Fürst, 21.03.14, Kultur, Feinheit, Grafik, Fun Maurice, deine Rezepte enthalten auch Eibenbeere, was als giftig gilt...
Mit dem Kochbuch «Essbare Stadt» zaubert jeder und jede aus Schlüsselblumen, Lindenblättern oder Malvenwurzeln köstliche Gerichte auf den Teller. Autor Maurice Maggi und Grafiker Boris Périsset erzählen von der Idee, den Stadtbewohnern das Kochen mit Pflanzen vor der Haustüre näher zu bringen. Sophie Fürst, 21.03.14, Feinheit, Technik Website-Lancierung: Das sind die Grundlagen Die Grundlagen, © Feinheit - Diego Borellini Webdesign, Responsiveness und SEO: alles gut und recht. Sophie Fürst, 21.03.14, Feinheit, Grafik, Technik Raus an die frische Luft! Die Sonne scheint uns wieder auf den Bauch – der Frühling ist da! Stephan Germann, 14.03.14, Technik Die Paradedisziplinen der Webseiten-Navigation Bereits in den zwei letzten Blogs widmeten wir uns der Frage, wie sinnvolle Webseiten-Navigationen für Smartphones aussehen. Stephan Germann, 07.03.14, Technik. NIPPLE / ILLUSTRATION. Karel Teissig. Cardboard Cutout Sundown Wednesday, 26 January 2011 Karel Teissig This recent article by Rick Poynor prompted me to order a book that I'd had my eye on for a while, Marta Sylvestrová's Czech Film Posters of the 20th Century.
It arrived in the post today, and I think it's the largest book I now own - if there are no further posts on Cardboard Cutout Sundown, it may be that my girlfriend has used it to try and knock some sense into me.Some of my favourites in the book are by Karel Teissig (1925-2000), and you can see many more of his designs at Terry Posters, who specialise in Czech film posters. There are also several examples of his book covers and illustrations (below). Also at Terry Posters: Bohumil Štěpán, who's one of my favourite finds at A Journey Round My Skull. Posted by James at 08:16 Labels: Czech posters, graphic design, illustration, posters No comments: Post a Comment Newer PostOlder PostHome Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) jameshoodillustration[at]gmail[dot]com Labels My Blog List.
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Animation. Think Infographics are New? At London's Transport Museum, They Date Back to the 1920s. © London Transport Museum Infographics have become controversial and TreeHugger has been having a field day discussing the pro's and con's. However, in the "nothing new under the sun" department, it turns out that they have been around as far back as the 1920s. London's estimable Transport Museum is having an exhibition of vintage posters from that time, and look what's popped up... The small display of 20 posters is entitled Painting by Numbers and shows artistic, historical versions of data visualisation (as it used to be called).
Most of the posters in the display date back to the 1930s or earlier and were designed to promote the benefits of travelling by London transport. The number of people using the system, even in 1923, is staggering: 1.134 M people, and a staff of 25,000. The London Transport Museum is a treasure trove of vintage posters about transport. TreeHugger Lloyd has commented on the negatives of the infographic.
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