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Creative Industries Week (CIW) was established in 2015 as a part of BC Creates, an industry-led campaign to celebrate and raise awareness of British Columbia's creative industries.
Friendly Little Weeds
"Dandelions are just friendly little weeds who only want to be loved like flowers."
--Heather Babcock
Day 226 of 365
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This Bat Mitzvah was held at The Andover Country Club in Andover Massachusetts. We were fortunate to be able to work with our friends, Ruth Helman and Elisa Bernstein of Creative Celebrations of Danvers Massachusetts on their event . Both Ruth and Elisa are creative professionals and an absolute joy to work with.
Vue sur le quartier des rives créatives de l'escaut à Valenciennes avec un ciel de lune.
A gauche l'église Sainte Croix.
Photographie Wagret Bruno - Droits réservés
Otras fotos de la Conferencia de Jimmy Wales para Creative Commons Guatemala.
Fotografía bajo licencia CC-By.
Javier Aroche / javieraroche.com
CNC routed, spindle moulded, hand-finished awards, in sapele hardwood. Each gold plated plaque bears an acid-etched Creative Circle logo at its centre, with sand-blasted textures and text.
When placed end to end the 19 awards create a full circle.
Adam McGinnis —creative director for Flying Dog Brewing of Frederick, Maryland— holds a cask-conditioned stout, on the Roof Deck bar, of...
Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
7 September 2012.
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▶ Mr. McGinnis is holding a pour from a firkin (10.8 U.S.-gallon cask) of the brewery's Pearl Necklace Stout.
☞ The stout is brewed with Perle hops and, yes, actual Rappahannock oysters harvested in Virginia. 5.5% abv; 35 IBUs.
☞ A portion of proceeds from sale of the beer —cask,keg, or bottle, wherever it is sold— benefit the Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery Fund.
☞ Flying Dog serves cask ales during every Baltimore Orioles Friday home game, both at the centerfield Roof Deck Bar and at Section 23, on the lower concourse.
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▶ It was a hot afternoon: note the bag of ice cooling the cask. Not so hot were the Orioles. They lost to the visiting New York Yankees, 3-4.
▶ More photos: here.
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Illustrations for an article I wrote about illustrative Lettering for Creative Sessions: vector.tutsplus.com/articles/theory/finding-your-hand-dra...
A designed publication that documents the creative process of a year long design project centering on the idea of developing emotion as a communicative medium.
This book follows the development of the project from initial brainstorming stage right till the final execution of different experimental approaches.
374 pages, laser-prints on off white munken print cream paper, perfect bind.
This is print I made for my "creative print" assignment. The assignment was to make a print using any method we would like, the only rules were to do research on different printing processes and use one (or several) to make a print using some form of photo paper.
I chose to combine two negative into one image. The image on the top was flipped to work better with the composition of the lower image. After I had a print I was happy with I used a little Farmers Reducer to brighten some of the sea foam then sepia toned the print.
Burnished toe oxford from Officine Creative. A photo from our recent feature on lesser known Italian shoemakers. *If you're re-using this photo under the Creative Commons license, please contact me*
Who said that eggs are used for eating only?…
For a change… Can we do an experiment with an egg?
Kids were astonished to see an egg bouncing, during their Science Surfers class.
They did it…
They demonstrated their scientific abilities, by making bubbles out of vinegar and soda for science experiment. This made them surprised and excited, to find out that they could carry out experiments by themselves.
Creativity has no ends. The Cool Architects designed their own buildings, and had it made out of different colors.
We further sorted shapes, learnt phonic "N" vocabulary and pencil control on numbers.
We had such fun.
Learning was awesome, as kids revised phonic ‘P’ by making popcorn craft.
Kids exploited their numeracy skills by matching numbers on popsicles to the numbers on the flash cards and ended up with a game of shape matching.
lovely inspiration board by shabbyvintagemom off etsy. the colors, the wood fabric... it was perfect.