Movie Poster Project by Alice X. Zhang
- by Doctor Ojiplatico
- May 24th, 2013
- Art
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'I know poster redesigns are all the rage now, but I don’t mean any redesign or the popular minimalistic interpretation - I mean really involved paintings and illustrations that capture the
“essence” of a film, something you don’t normally see in commercial movie posters anymore. Hoping that this project will challenge me artistically this year, and if I succeed I’ll have a really nice
collection to add to my portfolio.' More Movie Poster
Tips to Use Cosmetics for Effective Results
- by James Pattrick
- May 24th, 2013
- Fashion
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It is a known fact that girls like to add a little glamour to their lives. To a girl, her beauty is a possession to be preserved. That is why girls use cosmetics in order to safeguard their beauty.
There are several herbal and homemade remedies to keep safe one’s beauty. The products that have the fastest effect that is desired. These products produced commercially may not be long lasting but
they are more popular than other natural remedies. These products are most sought after by girls these days. The industry that deals with cosmetics continues to produce newer products with
improvements in formula for those products that are more popular. Not all products are good for all. There are also ways to be decked up. Following tips can come of use for those who want to apply
cosmetics in a proper way. Tips for first-time users: It is not always necessary to get the glamorous look.Few simple tips to lighten up the face for first-time users are given below.
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Science Fiction! by Yuko Shimizu
- by Michael Dachstein
- May 24th, 2013
- Illustrations
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People probably don't associate my work with sci-fi genre so much. What they don't know is that I was a HUGE sci-fi geek growing up. (yes!) Though I don't get a lot of sci-fi related jobs, there are
some in my recent works. I picked some recent book cover jobs that are in theme of science fiction.
Never Closer Than Now by Chad Wys
- by Michael Dachstein
- May 24th, 2013
- Digital art
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John Le Carre by Matt Taylor
- by Michael Dachstein
- May 24th, 2013
- Illustrations
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Cover illustrations created for the John le Carre backlist and new novels. Client: Penguin Books
Ballantines by Steven Bonner
- by Michael Dachstein
- May 24th, 2013
- Typography
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I worked with Digital Agency of the Year, Work Club, to produce an illustrated animation and typeface celebrating the flavour characteristics of ‘Ballantines 12 Year Old’, a premium blended Scotch
whisky. My involvement was split into two parts. Firstly, I illustrated the seven main tasting notes as illuminated letters, with each letter telling the story of it’s own flavour. The illustrations
were then animated as part of an introductory story that asks you to ‘Go Beyond’ the blend and explore the notes that make up this premium blend. Secondly, I designed a custom typeface inspired by
the blend which the viewer could use to create their own customised Facebook cover image. The typeface uses a flourished and a simple version of each character so the user can mix and match letters
to create unique combinations. An even more ornate version of the typeface was used in the final outcome which includes decorative illustrations representing each tasting note on the letters.
Wild Flower by Danil Golovkin
- by Michael Dachstein
- May 24th, 2013
- Photography
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Black Pearl by Zecc
- by Michael Dachstein
- May 24th, 2013
- Architecture
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This house takes part of a program of the congregation Rotterdam who wanted to revitalize disadvantaged neighbourhoods by selling metier houses to private persons. These homes have in common that
they are neglected the last few years and have to be refreshed. The buildings usually consist of several small apartments, one per layer. The purpose of the municipality by selling the buildings is
to attract inhabitants with more carrying-capacity. Condition of sale is that the property will be restored within a specified period and will transformed into one house. This causes less, but larger
houses. This is the opposite trend to what happens in many inner cities where larger houses are divided into several small apartments.
Draft by Can Pekdemir
- by Michael Dachstein
- May 24th, 2013
- 3d
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ATR yes by Jesse Zamjahn
- by Michael Dachstein
- May 24th, 2013
- Photo Manipulations
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Christophe Claret X-TREM-1 Pinball
- by alexander.m
- May 23rd, 2013
- Luxury
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Christophe Claret unique piece for the Only Watch 2013 auction: X-TREM-1 Pinball. Technical Specifications of this incredible watch here.
Photography by Ron Jude
- by pro4oto
- May 23rd, 2013
- Photography
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Ron Jude was born in Los Angeles in 1965, grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and currently lives in upstate New York. His photographs have been exhibited at venues such as Gallery Luisotti (Santa
Monica), the Photographers’ Gallery (London), the High Museum of Art (Atlanta), Proekt_Fabrika (Moscow) and Roth/Horowitz Gallery (New York), among others. via PhotoHab.
Biopic Actors and Their Real-Life Counterparts
- by designovicz
- May 23rd, 2013
- Celebrities
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Countless film actors have starred in a number of biopics, depicting a range of historical and cultural figures, but how accurate is their physical likeness? Watch all of the 24 "Biopic Actors and
Their Real-Life Counterparts"
Louis Vuitton “Bubbling with Elegance” short film
- by alexander.m
- May 23rd, 2013
- Fashion
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Louis Vuitton presents a new short film: Bubbling with Elegance. A simple bucket shape that elegently endures the test of time, this icon represents the second Louis Vuitton handbag in history. Click
here to watch the video.
UP&MORE ::: 9TH DAY ::: DON’T THROW YOUR CHANCE TO WIN AWAY! VOTE!
- by LTVs
- May 23rd, 2013
- Design Articles
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Wooden Illusions – Sculptures entirely made of Wood
- by designovicz
- May 23rd, 2013
- Art
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"By tradition, cloth has been widely used to conceal and shroud objects in practices ranging from advertising to church rituals. Covered forms are often more evocative – with a sense of mystery
absent from the uncovered object by itself… " - Tom Eckert Read more



















