The Best Horror Movies, Horror News, Reviews, Top 100, Upcoming Horror Movies Oh Yeah Studio ART WEEKLY. [It is 2014 and unpaid internships still exist, and I won’t rest until they don’t. Rather than share personal stories (which I have done countless times), I have scrapped emotionally bombarding people and instead encourage you to join me in naming and shaming galleries and institutions advertising full time unpaid internships. I hope that we can work towards everyone getting a fair chance to work in the arts in 2014, whatever their financial background, by eradicating unpaid internships completely. Please see FutureInterns if this subject interests you, as this evolved from their recent protest at The Serpentine Gallery.] Future Interns Protesting at London’s Serpentine Gallery On Saturday 14th of December, visitors and workers at London’s Serpentine Gallery were met by protesting students and graduates dressed as Santa. As a publicly funded, non-profit arts organisation, it is not a legal necessity for The Serpentine to pay what are described as ‘volunteers’. Useful Links Future Interns
What I made Mummy: “Hey! Watch where you put those!” Frankenstein: “Hey, that’s my best jacket!” Here’s two seasonally spooky Halloween cutouts to end my short break from blogging. I think the result is quite eye catching, or maybe I should say quite eye watering! Oh, and while you are in the kitchen, how about decorating the fruit bowl with some yucky bugs made from recycled materials? How to make your own spooky Halloween cutouts for your kitchen knife block These spooky Halloween cutouts are very easy to make, but if you’d like to use my artwork you can download it below. Download printables and instructions› Includes: 1) Colour versions of the Mummy and Frankenstein artwork488 downloads so far, thanks everyone! [display_adsense ad_type="300x250"] The ‘craft’ blogging community is a very generous one. So, with that in mind I’d like to give Mini-eco a big shout out.
::: superfried design ::: Connecting Designers with Startups | DesignersCouch Cat in water AGENCES 50 Beautiful and Effective Package Designs When choosing one product over another, the design of the packaging probably influences your decision far more than you realize. Effective packaging design breaks away from the standard rules and conventions that we are accustomed to, giving the product a unique edge to stand out from the rest. The packaging should appeal to your target market. It’s also vital to ensure that you’re conveying the necessary information about the contents and quality of the product, while triggering the desired emotion in your customer. Here are 50 beautifully designed packages that you can draw inspiration from. Big Doodle Big sharpie doodle! Big Doodle - sharpie on mat board - 40" x 32" Artwork © Lawrence Yang 2009 my blog | my site | purchase inquiries
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