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Showing posts with label graphic. Show all posts

11.25.2012

STEVE BACK & THE HUTT LAGOON

Steve Back :: Hutt Lagoon Aerial Photography

Steve Back's Hi-Res aerial images Austrailia's Hutt Lagoon at first glance appear to be an abstracted form or microscopic investigation into some unknown world. But these heavenly shots are a result of a 3-year project capturing the largest micro-algae formation in the world. An engineer turned photographer, Back has found a truly beautiful and unique way of merging his two passions. And the results are simply unforgettable. 











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6.11.2012

FLOYD GREY

Today I'm enjoying the captivating illustrations by Malaysian based artist Floyd Grey.  The control he possesses over the stroke and pressure of his hand is especially impression, easily moving from a delicate, single stroke to a highly saturated focal point.  Such simple lines, but done to perfection!






 

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2.05.2012

NO BRAINER

Where do you fall?


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10.21.2011

Graphic

Sometimes having one, simple, direct spatial intervention is all you need to create a truly unforgettable atmosphere.


The challenge of this space was to create two different programmatic activities in a relatively small space.  The modeling agency needed an area for the receptionist and clients, but also a place to take quick photos when models come in for an interview.  By graphically designating space with bold stripes of black and yellow, the eye creates just as much designation of space as there would be if a wall would have been in place.  In reality, the two spaces are separated by nothing more than a transparent industrial curtain.


Berlin Headquarters

Pott Architects created a collaborative office with open communication for Duetsche Grammophon, a German recording company know for its recordings of Classical music.  I really respect not only the architects, but also the clients for projecting themselves into modernity even in a house with great respect for the classics.  The juxtaposition of two very different positions says, "Hey, we've still got it".


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