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I feel comfortable expressing myself through music. When my brother died it was the only way I could freely express my feelings, partly as I was unable to articulate them ... for me, music is like vinyl's analogue to mp3's digital (music as opposed to articulating something through words, for example). It fills in the gaps that are otherwise inexpressible, the bits that we don't even know are there. This is a mini-clarinet ... I play the oboe (the saddest instrument in my view, but fun to make it sound joyful!!) .... but I am also learning to play the clarinet ... the most joyful of the wind instruments and therefore fun to play and make it sound sad! :-)
This was a picture of an amazing imprint of a bird. Its feather dust left an impression on the window of my bosses office window. I've played with it PP to try to add credit for what was difficult to capture off of a window with an Amtrak station in the background. Here is the other one
Fair & Creative 2016 - Ein innovativer Kontrapunkt zu klassischen Recruiting-Events
Fair & Creative war bereits 2014 und 2015 voller Erfolg!
Die beiden Salzburger Praktika-Matching-Events des Kompetenzforums CITY LABORSALZBURG und des CAREER CENTERs der Universität Salzburg im Jahr 2014 bzw. 2015 waren jeweils erfolgreiche Events im Theater im Kunstquartier.
Mit dem neuen Kooperationsparter ARGEkultur wurde das bereits bestens eingeführte Eventformat in einem neuen Rahmen bzw. neuen Haus fortgesetzt. Präsentationsstände, Kurzpräsentationen im PECHA KUCHA Format und Speed Networking waren auch im 3. Großevent die inhaltlichen Säulen.
Mit dem Anspruch der InitiatorInnen von Fair & Creative - Romy Sigl, Günther Marchner, Bernhard Jenny (alle City Labor Salzburg), Martin Mader, Alexander Seifert und He Fang Liang (beide Career Center/Universität Salzburg) - Studierende mit Kreativ- und Kulturbetrieben zusammenzubringen, richtete sich Fair & Creative 2016 verstärkt auch an Startups.
Fotos: Simon P. Haigermoser
For this campaign, all the prints were produced without using a computer. Watch the making of video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts2VIMGPyr8
Advertising Agency: Saatchi, Italy
Creative Directors: Guido Cornara, Agostino Toscana
Deputy Creative Directors: Luca Pannese, Luca Lorenzini
Art Director: Luca Pannese
Copywriter: Luca Lorenzini
Art buyer: Rossana Coruzzi
Illustrator: Federico Galvani, Happycentro
Typographer: Andrea Manzati, Happycentro
Photographer: Federico Padovani
Digital artist: Marco Oliosi
Published: January 2009
Helen our creative director takes a giant leap of inspiration on location at St Edmunds College, Hertforshire.
Cairo and I promoting GNU/Linux and the Creative Commons at Community Radio Hamilton Open Day. More photos here:
zcat.geek.nz/photos/Community-radio-day-2010/
I do a show over there:
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Arran Anthony Woodhouse entertains us for lunch in Tossa de Mar with Rachel and Steve...
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Workbook Creative Carnival is an advertising industry event, held at the Art Directors Club in New York City.
By Troy Paul 2012
This is my piece for day 2 of the Creative Boot Camp. The theme was picnic and I was stumped for a long time. Finally I stopped thinking about making a picture of a picnic and just started thinking of the objects. When I thought of the basket, I remembered the weave and how much I love the texture, so I decided to use that as the base of my image. I cut up some scrapbooking paper and weaved it. I added leafs, die cut flowers and and a hand-carved stamp of a dragonfly. I'm very happy with how it came together.
Lovely Creative Octopus pillow for you ~~
cute ~cute ~cute~
wanna one?
just contact me,
MY MSN: Miyamiller at hotmail.com
Here at Creative Tempest, we bring you only the best artwork from around the world. Our next artist we have chosen to feature is a typeface artist from Budapest, Hungary, named Aron Jancso. Aron Jancso is a man who spends his time skillfully drawing and designing letters. We love how he displays simplicity yet distinctness in his typefaces and how his glyphs, though silent on paper, leap off the page and scream at you with bold attitude. Something over in Hungary is inspiring him in a way that makes us want to visit. To sum it all up with one word: sick! We’re happy to post such creative talent and vision here on Creative Tempest and hope that you’ll share the same appreciation for their great artwork that we do. Find out more at www.creativetempest.com
Made in PSE 7.0. The building is a photo I took while in Brussels, Belgium. Used Spooky Effect, dark background, graphics and specialized lettering.