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Propermusic.com – iWeb launches new online store for specialist music lovers
November 11, 2011 | Aaron T
Propermusic.com is a brand new online store promoting hard to find music. The website is the place to visit for all the specialist genres – the kind of music you used to find upstairs (or maybe in the basement) in record shops, genres such as Folk, World, Country, Jazz and Blues and Classical. As the number of retailers decline, Propermusic.com ...
Categories: Design, Development, E-Commerce, iWeb, Our Work, Payment Gateway
Natural Light Photography
November 09, 2011 | Rich
There are many elements of great photography. One of the most important is lighting. Whether you’re using artificial lighting or natural lighting, you must have a good understanding of each. With natural lighting, a lot of it comes down to timing and angles. But when a photographer has a good understanding of natural light, the results can be amazing.
Categories: Photography
One Man; 100,000 Toothpicks & 35 Years
November 07, 2011 | Aaron T
Rolling through the bay is an abstract toothpick sculpture of San Francisco. It has taken the artist Scott Weaver 35 years to build and he is still adding to it today. Using over 100,000 toothpicks and only glue to hold them together this intricate and mind blowing sculpture is over a metre and a half tall!
Mekkanika; Extraordinarily Detailed Typeface Design
November 07, 2011 | Aaron T
Mekkanika is a mind-blowing experimental typeface by Italian designer Riccardo Sabatini based on the Din Alternate Black font. Sabatini scanned hundreds of mechanical technical drawings and used the component pieces to create each intricate letterform, leaving no letter, number, Autobot or Decepticon logo unfinished.
Categories: Art, Design, Typography
This Is Not X-Ray
November 03, 2011 | Rich
Through a time-consuming and meticulous process, Max De Esteban disassembles apparatus such as film projectors, 35mm film cameras, VHS tape players and record players. Piece-by-piece, the parts are painted white, the machines are then reassembled and photographed at different stages of being re-built. The photographed layers are themselves assembled into a single image, resulting in x-ray-like photographs that are reminiscent of ...
Categories: Art, Photography, Technology
Bryan Patrick Todd: Highlands Mural
October 27, 2011 | Rich
Check out this awesome typographic mural that Bryan Patrick Todd designed to adorn a building in the Highlands, a popular neighborhood in Louisville, Kentucky. The color palette is perfectly appropriate for this pre-Halloween week.
Categories: Art, Design, Typography
Real World LEGO-ed Ad Series
October 26, 2011 | Rich
Check out LEGOs impressive advertising campaigns. They have taken the simplest of ideas and made a truly memorable and always witty statement.
Categories: Design, Photography
Video Typography from Ronnie Bruce
October 24, 2011 | Thomas Bibb
Categories: Typography, World Wide Web
Artist: Juan Francisco Casas
October 24, 2011 | Dave Redfern
Juan Francisco Casas was born September 21, 1976 in Jaen, Andalucia. He is an upcoming artist and is considered one of the most influential painters drawers in Spain. Casas is known to reproduce images from the camera, either by painting in oil on large canvases, or by drawing them into the blue Bic pen! His work is amazing and some ...
Categories: Art
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