Sky Survey The Sky Survey, 5,000 Megapixel image of space. There really isn’t too much I can write about this, other than you should probably be prepared to set your status to “Away” for a couple hours. Before doing that, check out the story behind it on the site as well as the iPad app. A year and many sleepless nights later I had amassed over 37,000 exposures. Here’s the link to the Interactive 360, make sure to full screen it and enjoy!
No Layout Introducing...Gabriela Maskrey who makes in-flight magazines sexy with impeccable design Where do you work? I am based in Bordeaux at the moment. I moved here in August from Barcelona after finishing my masters in graphic design and working for almost a year in Javier Mariscal’s studio. Bordeaux is an amazing place; great wine and only one hour away from the Atlantic Ocean (it is vital for me to live in a place near the sea, as I grew up next to it back in Lima). I to and fro to London fairly regularly, sometimes for work but also to get my fix of my friends in my favourite European city. How does your working day start? My day starts usually with a cup of coffee while reading the news from Peru and Europe. How do you work and how has that changed? Back in the day, I used to launch myself into projects with a lot of passion, though maybe a bit too aggressively. Where would we find you when you’re not at work? Would you intern for yourself? I have done my fair share of internships.
Lezinfo Internet propose un flux d’images infini. Une réalité qui vous concerne d’autant plus si vous êtes un amateur d’images. Vous consommez des centaines voir des milliers d’images chaque semaines, certains par jour. Rien que Facebook en propose un flux incessant.La multiplication des blogs via la plateforme Tumblr ou les interface tel que Pinterest propose des solutions tellement faciles d’accès que tout le monde se constitue sa banque d’images fétiches. Là ou la plupart empilent les images, juste pour leur plaisir personnel, souvent sans esprit, certains proposent une vrai vision personnelle et un contenu culturel intéressant. Pour ma part j’ai un agrégateur de contenu qui me permet de visionner beaucoup de blogs et autres sites. Petite précision tout de même, il ne s’agit que de blogs qui montre des sélections d’images et non pas le travail d’artistes. Affiche de Keisuke Maekawa Affiche d’Hirofume Abe Affiche de Yanase Kosuke gurafiku.tumblr.com BD de Victor Moscoso Page de BD de Tezuka Yassine
Research and Development Peteski SHOP ABOUT ARCHIVE FOLLOW Instagram Twitter Facebook Google+Pinterest P L E A S E C O N S I D E R disabling AdBlock on this site, my one ad is fast, small & sophisticated. Ads Via The Deck Cat Power The New Yorker Wall Street, Kristen Visbel Hallways of the always, Matt Van der Velde Sally Nixon Girls to the Front You On strike Miyazaki Dreams of Flying Off the shoulder of Orion Day without a woman, Night without Liberty Once upon a time in the West, Jim Mangan Vintage Typography Tutorial using Ornamental Styles Vintage and ornamental typography can yield some truly impressive effects for graphic designers, and have applications in everything from poster design to logo design. Vintage typography can involve ornamental or floral elements, vectors, as well as some vibrant colors contrasted against the background. Today, we have a great vintage typography tutorial for you to follow along with. You’ll see how to use a scanned image as the basis for ornamental text, and then how to work with stock images and Photoshop to create a vintage typography artwork. If you like this vintage typography tutorial, check out our other great text effect tutorials: Hope you find this vintage typography tutorial entertaining and informative! In this tutorial we will look at the process of creating interesting work “Vintage Typography”, based on the photo-manipulation and collage. Vintage Typography Tutorial Preview: Vintage Typography Tutorial – Tools Used: Adobe PhotoshopStock imagesTopaz Clean filter Let’s to begin!
Libanus Press 2 ou 3 choses que je sais d’elle… la typographie » 2 ou 3 choses que je sais d’elle… la typographie Il y a près de quatre ans, sur l’invitation généreuse de Renaud Huberlant, j’entamais, avec la co-animation de ce blog, un exercice de balisage du flux informationnel de la toile et une tentative modeste de décryptage des enjeux et des élans du graphisme contemporain. Aujourd’hui, après avoir chaleureusement remercié Renaud pour son invitation et Simon Lagneaux pour son travail de développement et de suivi de cet interface, je vais poursuivre cette aventure critique et pédagogique au sein de l’espace plus collectif proposé par la revue en ligne Tombolo. Cet article est donc le dernier que je produirai, non sans quelque émotion, sur 2 ou 3 choses que je sais d’elle… la typographie. Un tombolo c’est ce genre de talus qui protège ou constitue le lien littoral entre deux étendues terrestres. Tombolo a été initié par officeabc (Catherine Guiral, Brice Domingues) et votre serviteur. A tombolo is a kind of slope that protects or constitutes a coastal link between two land areas.
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Create Creepy, Branch Based Typography Create Creepy, Branch Based Typography Learn how to create some creepy typography created out of winter branches: Final Image As always, this is the final image that we’ll be creating: Step 1 Create a new document (800X600px). Drag out a radial gradient ranging from f8f8f8 to e0e0e0 on your background layer: Step 2 Paste in your bark texture: Now apply a hue/saturation adjustment layer. Now return to your bark texture layer. Step 3 Now download the abstract lights brush set from the resources for this tutorial. Create a new layer called ‘brush marks 1′. Apply several of the brush marks (using a black paintbrush). Step 4 Now apply a couple more layers, applying more black brush marks, and then some white ones. Step 5 Now apply some text in the center of your canvas. Step 6 Now cut out and paste in your branches from the branch photos in the resources for this tutorial. Step 7 Paste your tree photo into the bottom left of your canvas, positioning it against the bottom of your P letter. Step 8 Step 9
We Love Magazines Another Escape launched earlier this year and number two has just been published. Like last time, it’s divided into four distinct sections – Inspiration, Exploration, Process and Response – and uses these to deal with different aspects of the extraordinary in the ordinary. Octopuses, rehabilitating old machines, beekeeping and the revival of the tango all make appearances as editors Rachel and Jody spread their net wide. A personal highlight is this story about coffee preparation (below). Another Escape is a very gentle, quiet magazine that deserves your attention.
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