Studio Output sends us news of their latest project – a rebranding of the Nottingham-based café and restaurant, Shaw’s. Studio Output created a new logo, website and a number of printed materials including menus and signage. Each features a quote relating to the finer points of hospitality. Rather nice we thought…
Une belle déclinaison et des montages d’effets 3D réalisés sur le travail d’illustration d’Otàvio Rios pour l’agence brésilienne Artplan. Le tout avec une baseline efficace “We put anything on paper”.
Coup de coeur pour les superbes peintures de l’artiste français Orioto qui s’est inspiré des plus grands hits du monde des jeux-vidéos, en les mettant au goût du jour. A découvrir entre autres dans la suite : Mario, Zelda, Megaman ou encore Sonic.
Dans le même esprit : Retro Gaming on Real Backgrounds
Despite the very slight uptick in the American Institute of Architects‘ Architectural Billings Index for December, following a very quickly downward sloping trend, it appears that that might have simply been a brief hiccup, as the AIA is now reporting that the numbers have once again plummeted, down to another historic low of 33.3%. Hopefully the groups’ lobbying efforts might pour some money back into the pockets of architects and construction firms, allowing Marvin Malecha to see his (possibly now regretted) predictions of a quick industry turnaround come true, but as of now, things look pretty gloomy. Here’s a bit:
Because there is typically a nine- to 12-month lag between an architect billing a developer and that developer spending money on construction, the billings index is considered a leading economic indicator of nonresidential construction activity.
And what the index is showing is not good right now for the nonresidential building industry. The ABI numbers show a rapidly deteriorating situation.
To wit, when the economic crisis first hit its full stride in September, the national ABI rating stood at 41.4 — which itself was down sharply from 47.6 in August.
If it’s any consolation, at least things aren’t as bad here as they seemingly are in Scotland at the moment, where it’s being reported that half the architects in that country have lost their jobs or will be laid off very soon.
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As a commuter and a gamer, nothing is more essential to me than entertainment during the time I waste trying to get to places. If I can look stylish at the same time, that’s just bonus. Nintendo achieves both entertainment and style with their Nintendo DS Lite – a super portable gaming device that comes in a variety of colors with loads of stimulating games to pick from. Like the one we’re offering up in our giveaway: Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir. Not only do you get this game, but you also had a chance to win your very own Nintendo DS Lite in a sleek and stylish silver. In order to be entered to win, we asked you to tell us your favorite old-school arcade game and why. Will you be the one winning the Nintendo DS Lite? Just click READ MORE to find out!
Un clip construit dans le même esprit que le succès Justice – Dance, avec un long plan en sous-sol associé à une post-production réussie du visage. Le tout sur le nouveau titre du groupe “You!”, à travers le travail du graphiste Romuald Boivin. En exclusivité dans la suite.
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After the successful scrapwood wallpaper, Studio Ditte brings new inspiration for your walls: wallpaper ribbon colorful. Authentic ribbons, lace and s..
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The work of pablo picasso, vincent van gogh, charles eames, cindy sherman and andy warhol may be commonplace in a gallery, but definitely not on the subway, until now. from february 10 to march 15, brooklyn’s atlantic avenue/pacific street subway station, is being filled with reproductions of over 50 works of art thanks to the MoMA. for 24 hours a day seven days a week, images of work from the MoMA collection will be on display inside the subway station. the special promotion hopes to raise awareness of the new york museum’s collection of artwork and design.
http://atlanticpacific.moma.org
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