Ricettario: A Balanced Diet by Karsten Wegenerto and Elena Mora
Playful sculptures presenting a visual reminder to keep a healthy and balanced...
Junk food on fire: new photo series by Henry Hargreaves
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Henry Hargreaves is a fine one indeed. It looks like he’s on a roll destroying...
Takashi Murakami @ #GaleriePerrotin 2013
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Contingent Continents: The World Over
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This will be a mini-series, I think. Well, depending on how the story progresses.
MIT edX: Classical Mechanics with Walter Lewin
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Astounding Tilt-Shift Perspectives of World Monuments!
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40 posts tagged Cover
Here’s Julene Harrison’s latest cover for the Washington Post Spring 2012 Arts Preview. Vibrant and full of life we’re loving Julene’s light approach to this typographical execution.
Here’s what she had to say about the project;
“They wanted the piece to feel alive and fresh, and evoke the exciting feeling of the start of spring.
I design my work on the computer first, so there is opportunity for changes before I commit the art to paper. It also allows us to try different mock backgrounds. In this case we tried a few single colour/gradient grounds in spring shades but they felt a little flat. Susana (Art Director at the Washington Post) suggested photographing the paper-cut on a grass background, as that was something I had experimented with before.
The grass in the UK in January leaves a little to be desired, so although I did try photographing the work outside I also shot the piece on astroturf. I think the effect is great - so bright and vivid!
Number three from the four band photos for the Anonymous Kittens.
TIME’s 2011 Person of the Year is The Protester
The cover of next week’s issue. Read our Steve Jobs coverage: http://nyr.kr/mPLCkE
Not bad. Think our favorite so far is Newsweek, though.
(via shortformblog)
Cake versions of record covers? Sure why not!
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