Fantastic Worlds of David Schleinkofer
David‘s paintings are sooo very, very amazing! I love them all! Fantastic works! Continue reading »
Death of Michael Jackson
Two security guards are unimpressed with the graffiti and tributes dedicated to michael jackson on an external wall of the national gallery. The one on the right referred to it as “a load of shit” that would cost the gallery hundreds of pounds to have removed.
On 25 June 2009 the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, died aged 50. This photo is from Trafalgar Square, 27 June 2009, where passers-by and tourists stood and refelcted upon the many tributes written on the lower wall of the National Gallery. Staff from the National Gallery were less impressed.
San Fermin Festival In Pamplona. PETA Protests. Corrida in Barcelona.
Spain celebrates a Saint Fermin (San Fermin Festival), traditionally takes place in the city of Pamplona. The main «enserro» is a bulls runs through the streets of the city. The ceremony of «Sanfermines” (Los Sanfermines) opened on Monday at noon with a traditional rockets launch from the City Hall balcony.
A day before, in Pamplona… PETA and Animas Naturalis had a bloody campaign against the entertainment in the days of the festival of St. Fermin. Dozens of people on the central square of the city poured paint on their bodies like blood. The aim of the activists – to ban corrida and street race with bulls.
Meanwhile, on 5th of July a corrida has started in Barcelona, the traditional season which begins in March and ends in October.
World’s Ugliest Dog Contest
Pabst
Pabst
21st Annual World’s Ugliest Dog Contest at the Sonoma-Marin Fair, California. And Pabst wins! Continue reading »
Voodoo Envy Recognized by I.D. Magazine
The Voodoo team is honored – again – to be recognized by a leading design publication for our work in creating the Voodoo Envy 133. This time the system has won “Best of Category” in I.D. Magazine’s 2009 Design Review!
55 Incredible Product Advertisements You Haven’t Seen
Advertisements are everywhere. On the back of cereal boxes, on the sides of busses, on billboards, in magazines, on TV, and, of course, the internet. It’s funny, most people spend a lot of energy trying to avoid advertisements, but in the world of graphic design, advertisements allow us to look at a specific product or service and see the message that is conveyed through the advertisement.
Today, we have 55 incredible product advertisements from deviantART that you haven’t seen, but are extraordinary examples of how creative and meaningful advertising should be done.
Stop imagining what it smells like and just get rid of it.
Spanjaard car spray. Click images for bigger size! Continue reading »
Hydroelectric power station Avce – Fixed gear heaven
Amazing rides inside the accumulation pool before it fills with water!
Fashion Geeks: Beauty and the Beasts
Omg. I have no words to describe it. This is beyond. So do you? Continue reading »
Beardsmith
Amazing project by Zach Ramey. An ongoing project covering facial hair competitions around the world. Continue reading »
9 Showcase Trends
While creating personal portfolio designers always facing with the question “How to present your my in unique way?”, and they choose their personal way that day to day become a trend in showcasing. Among the standard way of saving the artworks as full-bleed JPG images or making dull screen shots of a websites with a reflection effects, you can go to the realistic manners of showcasing calling to the tactile sense, not only to the visual. Designcollector has grouped common ways of showcasing that could be easily translated as the next trends.
Dazed & Confused: Free Range 2009 Competition!
Designers, photographers and artists! Free Range competition wants you to be the next best thing in illustration and photography!
Free Range is the best place for spotting the next major names in the art and design industry. Over the eight week period that Free Range occupies the colossal Old Truman Brewery space in East London, thousands of students from Britain’s top art and design colleges are given a chance to exhibit their work – and that number keeps growing every year. Over 150,000 people visited the shows last year, putting Free Range up there with the big guns like The Royal Academy of Art.
