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Bill Brandt. East End Morning. 1937
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Distortion by André Kertész
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Photo by Yoshihiro Tatsuki (1937).
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Untitled, by Raoul Hausmann. February, 1931.
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pronunciation | vel-‘lE-i-“tE
note | also velleity
Erwin Olaf - Ceiling for the Dutch Ambassy in Warsaw, Poland
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7 pecados capitales [orlando] by champu chinito
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follow @ the chosen people
source: pat z tweet
Billboards line highways and busy urban intersections in a effort to capture the attention of potential customers. Remember Brazil, the movie?
A new type of billboard erected at a border crossing near Vancouver, BC, shows that sometimes they can be downright thought-provoking as well.
The sculpture features a tangle of stainless steel rods, cleverly encasing a big chunk of Blaine, Washington’s clean air. Viewed from the right angle, the sculpture creates a striking scene: order surrounded by chaos? simplicity hedged in by complexity? nature choking in a cloud of pollution?
The installation, titled Non-Sign II is the work of Lead Pencil Studio, an avant garde art and architecture studio based in Seattle.
add free road! finally!
source: illusion
by Andrew Lewicki
source: andrew lewicki website
by David Pires
source: Dropula
Intended as a living museum piece, the lamp is a preservation of Thomas Edison’s first reliable filament bulb. Encased in a capsule of amberized borosilicate glass, the lamp resembles a fossil preserved in amber.
WHATEVER, it looks like a PILL (or capsule), again PILLdesign.
by NEIL CONLEY Commissioned for DESIGN EVENT @ BALTIC CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART 2011.
fancy a SLEEPING PILL?
is this the inevitable byproduct of a highly medicated society?
pills are ubiquitous: this water carafe enhance the visual connection between sleep and capsules/pills
good news for those susceptible to nocturnal thirst and/or insomnia
Charlotte Hargreave designed this beautiful carafe / capsule
Fantone by IS creative studio
FANTONE was born from the union of two concepts, the fan and Pantone®.
