50 Ways to See San Francisco by Roger Wang
Inspired by the classic ‘I Heart NY’ symbol, Roger Wang took to the streets of San Francisco to see how its people would express their feelings about the city, for a project he titled 50 Ways to See San Francisco. The results were diverse, as local designers, musicians, artists, business people, students and tourists expressed their love, distaste or indifference for the city.
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Crucial Moments of the Wild Life
Photographers often look for the inspiration and objects for their pictures in the most unusual and unexpected places. Some of them try to portray the falling water drops; others do their best to photograph flame or fog. There are also many talented photographers, who direct their skills and efforts towards photographing wild nature and some particular moments of its life, such as hunting, resting, or eating… The latter aspect of animal life is depicted on the photographs, displayed in this showcase at Cruzine.
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62 Gorgeously Designed CG Characters
I decided to take a break from the tutorial roundup scene and take a voyage through the amazing sea of CG artwork spread out across the interwebs. This week I am focusing on some of my favorite CG characters that I’ve discovered along the way, some old, some new… but all absolutely fantastic.
ElasticPhone Concept – Your Touchscreen Keyboard Solution
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Ever miss your keypad, ya know, the one you can physically touch? Designed by Sung-Ching Chang, this design concept brings to you a flexible keypad that’s of great convenience to any user. Adjust the keypad for use as a keyboard, game pad, or just a quick phone dial-pad.
Nice set of wings.
One of Daniel Mackie’s Greek myth illustrations.
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Listen to your pa, son.
Well Icarus didn’t and he paid for it with his life.
In Greek mythology, Icarus was the boy who in the sheer pleasure of flight forgot what his father, Daedalus, had told him.
Daedalus had made himself and his son wings out of feathers and wax so they could escape from Crete where they had been imprisoned by King Minos because Daedalus had helped the kings daughter in a matter concerning a Labyrinth and Minotaur.
Daedalus told his son not to fly too close to the sun or the sea. Icarus was so caught up in the sheer pleasure of flight that his fathers words were forgotten. He flew too close too the sun and the wax in the wings melted, sending him tumbling to his death into the Icarian Sea. Very sad.
Apparently the real escape from Crete was by boat, but that is nowhere near as good a story!
More Watercolour illustration by Daniel Mackie.
Geometrica
new project called GEOMETRICA. New book and exhibition soon. Using film 120mm, Polaroids and no photoshop manipulation. My idea is to create forms, shapes and geometric constructions using photograph as a support.
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