Nacho Ricci ,born in Buenos Aires,fashion photographer

2009 November 21

Nacho Ricci ,born in Buenos Aires,fashion photographer

Nacho Ricci ,born in Buenos Aires,fashion photographer

Nacho Ricci was born in Buenos Aires. He is fashion photographer with a portfolio full of inspirational work.
This is he´s latest work for SOKO zine, an amazing combination of good photography and classy typography.
See more of Nacho HERE.

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Krzysztof Domaradzki

2009 November 21

Illustrations by Krzysztof Domaradzki Studio Kxx (4)

Illustrations by Krzysztof Domaradzki Studio Kxx (6)

Illustrations by Krzysztof Domaradzki

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Very Hungry baby bottle,by Dan Stiles

2009 November 21

This baby bottle, named “Very Hungry,” by Dan Stiles

This baby bottle, named “Very Hungry,” by Dan Stiles

This baby bottle, named “Very Hungry,” is designed to look like a breast so babies have an experience as close to the real deal as possible. The packaging is shaped like a milk carton to represent what is held within the product. The graphics on the package of the “happy” milk drops are designed to evoke the pleasure that babies get from being fed. The window on the front panel exposes and creates appeal for the bottle inside the carton.

find out more here
Packaging and Graphics by Dan Stiles

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artist Garbriel Dishaw,computer-esque sneaker

2009 November 16

artist Garbriel Dishaw,computer-esque sneaker

artist Garbriel Dishaw,computer-esque sneaker

Using found objects such as typewriters, computers, and other machines, artist Garbriel Dishaw disassembles and reassembles these items to creating “Junk Art.” The top image of computer-esque sneaker is a great example of his metal work.

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the amazing illustrations / paintings of French artist Amose

2009 November 16

the amazing illustrations / paintings of French artist Amose

the amazing illustrations / paintings of French artist Amose

the amazing illustrations / paintings of French artist Amose

Take Giacometti Sculptures, add it a little dose of Kandinsky paintings and mix it with some street art influence, you will get the amazing illustrations / paintings of French artist AmoseHis unique style is so refined, i just love it !

Check his Flickr for more illustrations

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Christian Marclay, a New York visual artist, DJ and composer

2009 November 16

The MJ Cover Show

The Cover Show

Christian Marclay, a New York visual artist, DJ and composer. If you know for certain who made these, please add his/her name to comment box. Thanks!

Also see: “Using Album Covers for Optical Illusions,” “Trick Photography with Books and Magazines,” and “Looking into the Past.”

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Artist (Shark): Gorellaume ,Seen On The Streets of Paris

2009 November 12

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Artist (Shark): Gorellaume ,Seen On The Streets of Paris

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New York-based graphic designer Ryan Riegner

2009 November 12

Ryan Riegner's Sketchbook

Ryan Riegner’s Sketchbook

New York-based graphic designer Ryan Riegner shows us how to max out the creative possibilities of a sketchbook. His hand-made scrapbook is a collection of illustrative, conceptual and material experiments playing with the most unexpected sources of inspiration.

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Universe Birthday Party (189 Balloons)

2009 November 9

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Universe Birthday Party (189 Balloons) is a video installation by Alex Kurina, celebrating the universe. On October 3rd, 2009 you can help ring in the 13.73 billionth year (give or take 120 million years) of a celestial body that has given so much yet asked for so little. Running for one night (give or take a night), Universe Birthday Party will be visible from College Street (one block west of Spadina) during Nuite Blanche, as part of its very unofficial program.  

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French brand Hermès, created WHY - a state-of the-art vessel

2009 November 9

A luxurious on-ground villa, that offers to its residents the comfort, spaciousness and interior flexibility but yet immobile?  Or a limited in space and wavering but at the same time capable of transferring you to any place you want yacht?  That could always be the question faced by clients of the luxury leisure sector.  Trying to address this issue while simultaneously implementing the know-how and craftsmanship of both companies, the Monaco-based yacht maker Wally and the luxury French brand Hermès, created WHY - a state-of the-art vessel, for which the idea of the hull was initially taken from a seismic vessel, and was redesigned and adapted to the needs of the sea. The outcome was a super-luxurious yacht which measures 58 meters long and 38 meters wide and can accommodate 12 guests and 20 crew members.

The interior of the yacht follows the high standards of the design companies and is fitted out with water resistant leather, whereas wood is used in most of the interior areas of the vessel.  The total 3.400m² guest surface areas, is divided into three different levels containing all rooms that could be found in a luxury villa such as lounges, dining rooms, libraries and spa areas.

he yacht has been tested under various conditions and the outcome is that under unfavourable weather conditions it remains more stable than any other of its type, and when anchored it creates a flat surface behind it where swimmers feel as if they are in an Olympic-sized pool.  Since the aim of the project is to create a boat that imitates the specifications of a luxury villa but also has the advantages of a boat, it also means that the vessel must be so stable so that the guests can engage in the same activities as they would on the ground.  WHY’s ability to offer this, is probably proved by the fact that it carries around it a real jogging track inspired by coastal paths!

What is extraordinary about this concept is that despite its lavishness, superior design and cutting-edge nautical technologies it is also environmentally ethical both in terms of the choice of its design materials and energy consumption.  WHY requires less power at cruising speed than a boat of equal size whereas it also carries a wind-turbine system and a rectangle mast that produces approximately 30% of the energy used to propel the boat.

This venture makes us happy not only because it constitutes a masterwork in terms of technology and design but also because it can set the example for future eco-friendly nautical conceptions.

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