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Awesome realistic Tattoos by Yomico Moreno

Andreas Dobos — Tue, 17 Jul 2012 07:16:59 +0000

Yomico Moreno is famous for his creepie and most realistic muscle tissue and biomech tattoos you will ever seen. At the age of 14 he becam interested in tattooing and since then he has dedicated his life to. Because realistic tattooing is the most challenging it became his favorite style.

He’s been in professional tattoo business for 9 years now an participating in numerous conventions all over the world. You will find more examples on his website.

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9 Countries and Counting– A Global Street Art Endeavor by Michael Aaron Williams

Andreas Dobos — Mon, 16 Jul 2012 07:51:08 +0000

Actually Aaron is now in China where he suffered food sickness. So he said goodby to nice people in Chiang Rai. In the last days in Thailand he put up a few pieces in Chiang Rai. This is an example and here is the description:

The meaning of this piece comes from the story of a boy named Chai
(the same boy that I drew for this piece). When the Children’s Home
first received Chai and his brother Lee their stomachs were swollen
from malnutrition. They had to steal coins from the shrine to Buddha
in their village just to buy food. Both boys were sick from lack of
hygiene and nutrition. This piece shows how difficult circumstances
were thrown at Chai to try and destroy him, but he seeks out the
beauty and focuses on that instead.

CERN

Andreas Dobos — Fri, 13 Jul 2012 09:08:56 +0000

I found this extraordinary pictures of the CERN the massive 3.28€-billion-dollar machine that allowed us peer so closely into the subatomic world«

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Water and Light

Andreas Dobos — Thu, 12 Jul 2012 07:33:30 +0000

Little ideas can change a lot. like the ES Pipe Waterwheel. It works as a mini turbine which is installed into regular water taps to harness hydropower and converting it into energy. The energy would be used to power specialized bulbs. The concept is made for countries like Africa, where there is severe power shortage.

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Animography

Andreas Dobos — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 11:10:15 +0000

Hehe, great idea. Animography is a young company from Amsterdam, Netherlands. Their idea is to create fonts which are animated in After Effects. After you buy the font, you can use the fonts for your projects.

Here are some videos from their type faces.

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New at Fontsmith

Andreas Dobos — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 07:42:04 +0000

Good news from Fontsmith. Three new fonts are now available: FS Elliot, FS Olivia, FS Truman.

FS Elliot is a robust Sans-Serif with its roots in the 60’s. Designed for corporate design needs it will do its job also in many other projects.

FS Olivia is the contrast program to FS Elliot. It is made for rich text and show a lot of personality. Its shapes captures the twists and turns of pen and ink.

FS Truman was originally made for a client but is now published for everyone. It is a human, rational and spirited design with focus on corporate design needs.

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Andrew Losowsky – Ready for Press

Andreas Dobos — Mon, 09 Jul 2012 08:20:30 +0000

Our way of reading may change through new and different information channels like Facebook, E-Readers and so on. But our passion for the written word is left unaffected by format.

Gestalten.tv made an interview with Andrew Losowksy, book editor at The Huffington Post. He talkes about the various methods of storytelling in the digital age and why hitting the right note on the web doesn’t always translate inot a compelling print product and, of course, vice versa.

Heads Hunted – Juan Carlos Paz Gómez

Andreas Dobos — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 06:35:02 +0000

Crazy sculptures from Art Director Juan Carlos Paz Gomes AKA Bakea.

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Massimo Carnevale Movie Illustrations

Andreas Dobos — Wed, 04 Jul 2012 12:41:09 +0000

Awesome illustration by Massimo Carnevale, an illustrator from Italy.

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Moments Photography by Yohan Forbes

Andreas Dobos — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 06:54:35 +0000

Yohan Forbes, filmmaker and photographer will be displaying a series of photographs he captured on his travels through Europe. The pictures are part of Emile Mendes upcoming exhibition »Teavel and Architectures Solos« at the Lewisham Arthouse.

From the industrial wastelands, abandoned warehouses and cityscapes of London, to the Alps of Switzerland and the mountainous valleys of Spain he travelled and took his very own pictures.

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