Amazing World of Infographics Today we made sure to prepare something special. Actually we try that everyday, but this one is not only about creativity. We’ll be speaking about information graphic or if you wish infographics which is a graphic visual representation of information, data or knowledge. These graphics present complex information quickly and clearly, such as in signs, maps, journalism, technical writing, and education. Not we should be clear and longer intro would be just waste of your creative time .). The Coffee Facts by med ness Infographics: The Times Newspaper (UK) by Matthew Rowett Infographic Calendar 2012 by Martin Oberhäuser WordPress Infographic by Studio Muti Global Humanitarian Assistance by Hype & Slippers Healthy Eating by Petros Afshar Popular Mechanics Infographics by Martin Oberhäuser F+S Infographic by Martin Oberhäuser El Inimaginable Proceso de la Felicidad by relajaelcoco Oversized infographic by Luc van Kan INFOGRAPHICS by Thomas POROSTOCKY iPod plus iTunes Timeline by Filip Chudzinski
IMDB Top 250 Movies of All Time The top 250 movies of all time as voted by IMDb users. This list reflects the list in mid-2013. It changes over time, so we will release updated versions each year. This list is currently the most popular list on listchallenges.com, so take the challenge and then share your score on Facebook to see if you are the biggest movie buff of all your friends! 65,243 users · 345,792 views Required scores: 1, 56, 81, 105, 136 How many have you seen? The Shawshank Redemption (1994) The Godfather (1972) The Godfather, Part II (1974) Pulp Fiction (1994) The Good, The Bad and The Ugly The Dark Knight (2008) 12 Angry Men (1957) Schindler's List (1993) The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) Fight Club (1999) Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) The Fellowship Of The Ring One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) Inception (2010) Goodfellas (1990) Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) Seven Samurai (1954) Forrest Gump (1994) The Matrix (1999) The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) Dr.
Ones To Watch: The Six Antwerp MA Collections of 2016 – iGNANT.de As long-time admirers of Antwerp’s fashion scene, we were delighted to have the honor of being invited by the City of Antwerp to meet this year’s fashion MA graduates of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts on the occasion of the school’s annual presentation. Over the course of a parcours through northern Antwerp, in which the six MA students shared the inspiration behind their collections, and the SHOW16 runway presentation of student collections, we got to know the diversity, ingenuity and technical prowess of six highly talented and inspiring MA students whose futures gleam as bright as the scissors from which they cut their cloth. Get to know their aesthetic direction below – and take note of their names, because we have an inkling they’ll be all over the place in the future. Emmanuel Ryngaert: ‘Meccano’ If furniture can be modular, why not fashion? Shone Puipia: ‘The Wild Bunch’ Jannike Sommar: ‘Miss’ Timo Zündorf:’Brink’ Charlotte De Geyter Pittoors: ‘How to Catch a Fish’
An Amazing 360-Degree Simulation Of The Big Bang “You are standing in an empty room. There are no chairs and tables. They were there, but they took them away. There are no monsters from your bad dreams, although, they never were there. That’s the spiritual philosophy behind The Void, by the artistic collective Tundra. The experience is designed to drive the Buddhist phenomenon of Śūnyatā, a meditative openness or void within one’s self. “The Big Bang, as a cosmological event, is a good illustration of our main idea,” project manager Bulat Sharipov tells Co.Design. The room’s sensors, as stubborn as they may seem as they start the video over and over again, work as interventions from our own compulsions. In that light, one can see that The Void is designed with the opposite intent of most of the media we consume today. See more here.
SIMPLY SOUTH Play Play is a result of a close collaboration between De Steyl - the South African furniture makers, based in Garden Route lead by Deanne Viljoen, and RR Studio a pattern development studio - lead by Renée Rossouw, together with local artisans and apprentices from the community. Aiming for simplicity in the manufacturing process, they have suppressed unnecessary and damaging chemicals on the way, leaving room for beautiful, sustainable materials. Birch Plywood play was a saying in this conversation, sanded and finished by hand, and a new way for Deanne of opening up questions surrounding manufacturing processes, as she is moving towards a more sustainable signature in her practice. "It was important for me to create a proudly South African range that has environmental integrity, is playful and fun to use and which you can relate to from childhood into adulthood. " Deanne Viljoen "It becomes apparent in the process that certain patterns work better on certain objects or surfaces.
Every country in the world without a single flight – Meet Graham Hughes | RLTgo.com On the morning of January 1, 2009 Graham took a ferry from Buenos Aires to Colonia in Uruguay. This was the first of the many border crossings of the biggest adventure of his life: The Odyssey expedition, the first surface journey to every country in the world. The expedition took him to more than 200 countries, 60 islands and six continents in 4 years. Graham Hughes Born in 1979 as Graham David Hughes, is a British adventurer, filmmaker, television presenter and Guinness World Record holder. Why did he do it? “Obviously because I’m bonkers, and it’s been my dream for years” says Graham Graham wanted to set a brand new Guinness World Record, to raise money for WaterAid, and show that the outside world isn’t such a scary place. The Odyssey Expedition Graham named the world tour as “The Odyssey Expedition”. The expedition must have costed a fortune? Anyone could do this!! Backpacking is not expensive! What’s the hardest this about the Expedition? The hardest thing is to reach the islands.
2MNYSBLNGS. white cube gallery / strokes (amaal said,2016) two girls talking… london stories (amaal said,2016) Bob Mankoff picks his 11 favorite New Yorker cartoons Bob Mankoff: Anatomy of a New Yorker cartoonBob Mankoff lives and breathes cartoons. He’s drawn many himself — he’s had a contract with The New Yorker for more than 30 years and, in 1997, he became the magazine’s cartoon editor. It’s now his job to sift through the 1,000 or so “idea drawings” (as they’re called within The New Yorker‘s walls) that are submitted each week — and decide upon the 17 or so that will make it into print. As Mankoff explains in great detail in today’s TED Talk, he has a keen idea of what works within the context of the cerebral pages of his magazine. And he’s built up a stable of his own favorite drawings over the years. We asked Mankoff to do the unthinkable and reveal in public some of the cartoons he finds perennially delightful. “This is a simply perfect cartoon; it’s perfectly constructed,” says Mankoff. “This is so poignant, and I picked it to show off the range of New Yorker cartoons,” Mankoff explains. Want more on the making of New Yorker cartoons?
INFARM Luxury condo rentals inside a gym | Brodominiums -24/7 supplement Center -24/7 Personal trainer -24/7 towel concierge -24/7 Fitness Library My favorite places tohang were the gymand my house. Living Large in an Eco-Smart Studio Apartment | Habitus Living The designers at Liquid Interiors have turned an old and cramped 400-square-foot studio apartment on Hollywood Road in Central, Hong Kong into a comfortable and spacious home filled with eco-friendly features. “We wanted to make the space as big as possible… to create an example of how you can humanise space in city living,” says Rowena Gonzales, CEO of Liquid Interiors – the firm behind the project. To enhance spatial quality, the flat features bespoke furniture that cleverly maximises and conceals storage. Half of the wall that divides the bedroom and the living room is a wardrobe, while the other half is kitchen storage. When the open kitchen is not in use, the sink, refrigerator, and storage are neatly hidden behind stainless steel cabinet doors. Since the client works as a pilot and requires quality sleep at different hours of the day, the flat has double glazed windows that insulate noise. The roof terrace also features a green wall of herb plants.
fireclaytile There is just something so good about black and white tile...especially if it's handpainted. We chose some of our favorite patterns from our Handpainted Collections to create our new Black and White Handpainted Collection! Using the colors White Wash, French Linen and Basalt, 12 of our patterns got a bold new look. Scroll down to see all 12 of our Black and White patterns. Sanxenxo: One of our classic Cuerda Seca patterns, Sanxenxo gets a modern look in our black and white motif. Tile Shown: Sanxenxo in Black and White Motif Don't be afraid to mix materials with handpainted tiles. Image: My Domaine Padma: Another classic, this graphic Moorish Star pattern would shine in any space. Tile Shown: Padma in Black and White Motif Padma would certainly make for an amazing tiled bar... Image: One King's Lane Kasbah Trellis: One of our most beloved handpainted patterns, Kasbah Trellis has just the right amount of pop in this trio of neutrals. Tile Shown: Kasbah Trellis in Black and White Motif
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