Can You Guess These Nice Pairs? Recently, London-based illustrator Stephen Cheetham created this nice set he calls Nice Pairs. We love the sweet simplicity of it all. Here are some of our favorites. Can you guess them all? 1. You can buy these at Print-Process. Stephen Cheetham's website Fuel Your Creativity
Book cover by Jim Tierney Typeverything by Andrei Robu, Dan Cassaro, Darren Booth, Dominic Le-Hair, Ged Palmer, Jeff Rogers, Jeremy Pruitt, Maia Then, Neuarmy, Ryan Hamrick, Sawdust. Follow us: @typeverything, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram & RSS Also see Designersgotoheaven & Calligraphica & They ✖ Buy type stuff from here. Typeverything.com - Book cover by Jim Tierney Click image to view original sourcePosted : Friday, August 5th, 2011 Tags : hand drawn, illustrated, book covers You may also like page 1 of 1
Incredible Inception-esque Illustrations Could these illustrations have been inspired by Christopher Nolan's psychological sci-fi action film Inception? How else could you explain how they look like they're based upon dreams within a dream? Regardless, full-time freelance illustrator Miguel Mansur has made one mesmerizing collection of work that's filled with strange and shocking stories. "I am a fellow who feels that he can bring extra value to clients project more so then what a client would receive from any stock image," he says on his Behance page. "I like to bring new and different concepts into the projects I dive into. So that the client’s end result is a very unique soulful product that stands out in today’s commercial world." Update: After we wrote this post, we got in touch with the illustrator to ask him a few questions, including if his illustrations have been, in fact, inspired by Inception. Were you ever inspired by the movie Inception when you created your illustrations? How do you stay creative? Peace.
Design Ideas and Tech Concepts - Toxel.com 12 Remarkable Book Covers - They Will Make You Grab the Book. & Graphic Design Blog As a child, I remember very well, I often used to go to bookstores just to have a look at the interesting covers of the books. An expressive cover page does not let the reader forget a book. Attractive book covers play an important part in making a person choose a book, while wandering in a bookstore looking for an interesting book. It won’t be wrong to say that majority of people judge a book from its cover. This post will bring you some of the most creative and fascinating book covers. Title: Dororo Designer:Peter Mendelsund. Title:South of the Border, West of the Sun. Title:Here comes everybody Designer:Clay Shirky Title: Blonde Faith Title: Happiness Designer: Keenan Title: The City is a Rising Tide Title: A Perfect Mess Title: What Did I Do Last Night Title: Magical Thinking Title:A Wolf at the Table Designer:Chipp Kidd Title: Twenty Questions Title:Extremly Loud and Incredibly Close Designer: Jon Gray Looking forward to your list of choices.
4,800 Puzzle Pieces Table What could have possibly driven 27-year-old Rupert McKelvie to spend hundreds of painstaking hours to assemble 4,800 puzzle pieces into this fully functional table? "I was all too aware of the frustration of nearing the end and realizing there were ‘missing pieces,’" explains McKelvie. "It became something that would never see completion. Left to gather dust in the attic, amongst all other things discarded and lost in time. The virtual world of computer games, in which everything is ever more rapid and instantaneous has taken over. The patience and tangibility are lost and with it, so is the interaction with others. "This is why, I have decided to put together a collection of furniture that will use these neglected games, these incomplete puzzles, to create something new and complete." Rupert McKelvie's website via [Oddity Central]
Ergonomie web et logiciel, architecture de l'information, utilisabilité sites Internet – Ergolab Weekly Typography Inspiration # 14 Welcome to the 14th post of Weekly Typography Inspiration series here on AddictiveFonts.com. In this roundup you will get creative, fanciful, elegant, imaginative and graceful typography showcase for your inspiration, crafted and actualized by professional artists and designers from all over the world, we hope you will enjoy our collection of master pieces of typography. You can tell us about your favorite typography inspiration of this week using comment box. 1. See you in real life 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
Street Artist Inspired by Old Italian Painter Mark your calendars! Starting July 7 and through July 23, 2011, street artist C215 and photographer RomanyWG (otherwise known as Jeremy Gibbs) will join forces in a new London Show based at Signal Gallery. For the past five years, RomanyWG has documented the work of C215 along with others in the street art and graffiti scene. RomanyWG will be showing photographs both from C215's Community Service book and also his recently released Out of Sight urban art/abandoned spaces book. Signal Gallery sent us these preview images and told us more about this interesting show which takes its inspiration from an old Italian painter: "C215 has produced new work for the show that explores the imagery of the artist Caravaggio. Art by C215 Photography by RomanyWG Both C215 and RomanyWG will be signing copies of their new books at the private preview on July 7. Views: 324 Tags: "signal, art, art", c215, gallery, painting, signal, art, c215, gallery, painting, , street, street art
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Friedrich Nietzsche Origem: Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre. Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche ( /ˈniːtʃə/[1] ou /ˈnitʃi/[2] ; Röcken, 15 de Outubro de 1844 — Weimar, 25 de Agosto de 1900) foi um filólogo, filósofo, crítico cultural, poeta e compositor alemão do século XIX.[3] Ele escreveu vários textos críticos sobre a religião, a moral, a cultura contemporânea, filosofia e ciência, exibindo uma predileção por metáfora, ironia e aforismo. Nietzsche começou sua carreira como filólogo clássico — um estudioso da crítica textual grega e romana — antes de se voltar para a filosofia. Como sua cuidadora, sua irmã assumiu o papel de curadora e editora de seus manuscritos. Biografia[editar | editar código-fonte] Juventude[editar | editar código-fonte] Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche nasceu numa família luterana, em 15 de outubro de 1844. Nietzsche em agosto de 1868 Durante toda a vida, tentou explicar o insucesso de sua literatura, chegando à conclusão de que nascera póstumo, para os leitores do porvir.
Manual Photography Cheat Sheet Wow, how pretty is this? Whether you're a beginner photographer or just someone who likes to reminded of the basics, we think you'll appreciate this Manual Photography Cheat Sheet by Miguel Yatco. Why did he create it? "Well, the main reason I made this infographic was so that I could help beginners get a better idea of how the manual mode of a camera works," he tells us. "A lot of people ask me about my settings, and honestly, I wasn't so sure on how to help them out. "There's one of the basics in the cheat sheet that I really want to get into, and that's the first tab on the cheat sheet, which is the Exposure. It's so sweet-looking, couldn't you just imagine it hanging on your wall? In case you were wondering, Miguel Yatco is an 18 year old self-taught photographer based in Manila, Philippines. Update: One day after we posted this infographic, Miguel told us that on Tumblr it's now gotten about 1000+ notes and that it's getting even more exposure because of My Modern Met.