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The unique structure draws a sinuous and clean shape. TWISS brings the concept os "Seating" to a whole new prospective. Allows to sit in different positions, versatile and comfortable. An object of design never out of place! Perfect for dining rooms, offices, waiting areas or wherever you image!
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Orchids are one among my favorite blooms, so easy and elegant... and I always have at least one plant in my own home. For those of you who have a new Trader Joe's, you know just how abundant and affordable they could be. Well, I would like to demystify them a little more forward and show you my
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I use a combined usage of "Shift + Ctrl + Alt + T" in Photoshop to create this abstract effect.
The graphic in the center of this photo is an Chinese Character which means dream or dreaming a dream. Otherwise, it's a part of a girl's name who I loved before, I designed this one to memorize that experience.
Wray is not a real castle but a private house built in in the Gothic Revival Style in 1840. It was built for Dr James Dawson, a retired Liverpool surgeon, and is now owned by the National Trust. The house was built using his wife’s inheritance from a gin fortune. Apparently she took one look at the house when it was finished, and refused to live in it.
Wray Castle is a very elaborate building. James Dawson could essentially build whatever he wanted, from a portcullis to turrets which don’t have any access to them, as well as arrow slits and even mock ruins in the grounds.
It was designed by John Jackson Lightfoot who was a trained accountant with an interest in architecture. It was his first and only design as he sadly drank himself to death before it was finished. H.P. Horner, a more experienced architect stepped in to complete the design. So what you see is a combination of Lightfoot’s playful fantasy design and Horner’s practical approach.
After Dr Dawson’s death in 1875, when he was 96, the estate was inherited by his young nephew, Preston Rawnsley. In 1877 Preston’s cousin, Hardwicke Rawnsley, took up the appointment of vicar of Wray Church (next to the Castle and built at the same time by Dr Dawson).
The castle has been in the care of the National Trust since 1929, when it was given to the trust by Sir Noton Barclay to celebrate his year of office as Lord Mayor of Manchester.
Design Something Everyday No. 15
The texture used in the triangle is from Bittbox's Black and White Grunge set.
The doodles I did to design my logo. In the end I decided to stretch it horizontally to fit a square so I could use it as an avatar and I think it looks better that way. I'll put up both versions later.
Design website Cipageo.
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Marlon Lemes: Design gráfico/ interfaces.
Agência: Artmaker. 2011