19 May
Spontaneous street art by Brad Downey. I heard he is inspired by Duchamp using Dadaism to minimalism constellations. Very interesting way of communicating things that we take for granted og just changing our everyday landscapes into something new…
enjoy 🙂
All images © Brad Downey
Source: http://www.ignant.de
29 Apr
Brands can use the ‘sharded self’ trend positivelyThanks to the internet, everyone has a voice. But it’s not always the nicest voice: “There are a lot of trolls out there,” pointed out Walker.One trend seen in the work submitted to this year’s D&AD Awards is that brands are starting to reformulate the negativity into a positive message. A standout project mentioned by both The Future Laboratory and the White Pencil panel was This Is Wholesome by Honey Maid, a traditional American snack brand that wanted to reposition itself as progressive.Last year, Honey Maid launched a bold campaign featuring divorced, interracial and same-sex families. It brought the company a lot of attention – not all of it good. So this year, the brand responded to its trolls with another ad juxtaposing the hate with the love.It took the negative tweets, printed them and made an instalation that spelled ‘love’, which it surrounded with positive tweets [above]. “If you want to be relevant, you have to be able to exist in the world that’s happening around you,” said Google Creative Lab executive creative director Steve Vranakis, who was on the White Pencil jury.
Source: 14 huge trends that are changing the face of design and advertising | Advertising | Creative Bloq
29 Apr
This is an interesting blog post I saw about 12 inspiring art directors you should follow on Instagram. Do you need inspiration and are you tired of only seeing selfies on Instagram? Find new people to follow here – you can read more below. Follow me myself and I on (warning: som occasional selfies might appear): Designer & Tech guru, Mark Barner on Instagram
Want to source more daily aesthetic inspiration? Look no further than the digital visual diaries of these 12 top creatives.
Source: 12 art directors to follow on Instagram | Inspiration | Creative Bloq
28 Feb
Here is a list of nice and free fonts for designers that was popular in 2014.
28 Feb
The Amazing Smartwatch Bracelet that projects time on your skin – Ritot is a fresh out of the box new smartwatch idea that is now profoundly smart, having gotten over $750,000 through Indiegogo that is near to its end (there goal was $50,000). A gadget that is named as the world’s first projection watch, doing precisely what you would anticipate: project the time on your skin of your hand when you need it to. Then again, this is simply one feature of what the device does.
We have a masterpiece that’s the size of a very fashionable bracelet which fits in perfectly with the requirements of fashion cautious folks. whereas the android Wear watches are pretty bulk-ish, this one is tiny and therefore the use of projection technology is sensible.
At first look, Ritot will solely tell you the time however that’s not the case. It also acts sort of a notification device, giving info about text messages, incoming call IDs, emails, calendar reminders, messages on social networks and additional. Everything is practically projected on the back of the user’s hand and vibration is used to tell the user subtly once notifications exist.
Those intrigued can change projection shading on included remote charging cushion. Shaking your hand also charges the watch. After you push the button on the smartwatch, the data is shown for ten seconds.
Ritot’s battery lasts for 150 hours of projection time. The gadget is waterproof and you can wear it on both arms.
You can purchase Ritot through the Indiegogo page for just $120.
Visit the official Ritot site.
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