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Mineral Wells, TX
Construction of the Baker Hotel began in 1926, designed by Architect Wyatt C. Hedrick and based on the design of the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Both hotels would become famous for the town's natural mineral water source and its theurapeutic properties. The Baker opened its doors in 1929 and instantly became a favorite destiny for famous celebrities and socialites. The hotel was named for prominent Texas hotel magnate Theodore Brasher Baker. The construction was briefly halted to include an Olympic-sized outdoor swimming pool after Mr. Baker saw a similar hotel being built in California with such a feature, being the first hotel n Texas with a swimming pool. Earl Baker, the original owner's nephew and the hotel's manager was found dead at the hotel in 1967 and it eventually ceased operations in 1972. The hotel has been the subject of paranormal activity claims throughout the years and is presently undergoing extensive renovations for a projected re-opening in 2025.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_Hotel_(Mineral_Wells,_Texas)
this is another shot of the 'nantucket' bedroom. 1x6s applied straight on to the drywall. those windows are from a salvage place. there were 'decorative arches' before in those spaces. the door is from an old victorian i owned in boston.
This image consists of 2 flashes CR and CL. I replaced the outside image, Added a pillow that was misplaced on the couch.
Frédéric Teschner design at the International Poster and Graphic Design Festival of Chaumont 2008. Thanks to nick the quick's information and I apologize for giving out wrong information.
This is not a Majid Abbasi design as I had previously stated. I wonder how my source got this confused? I don't think that it was me, well, maybe??? I thank nick the quick for correcting me on my mistake and adding so much information on this graphic.
Logo designed for the HR services startup hrpod, which never launched in the end, but allowed me to create this cool logo. :-)
Designed and folded by Arseniy K.
Made out of questionable quality paper
These are late 2018 and 2019 works, some of them were laying forgotten until I found out that I dont have a picture of them.
Opus names as per camera indexing
The goal for this project was to create a promotional item that featured a classic typeface.
Another requirement was that the design needed to interpret a saying from Poor Richard’s Almanac using the typeface being featured, in this case, Sabon.
Peep is an experimental magazine I designed as a school project.
99% of the materials in the magazine aren't mine, meaning the photos and editorials were all taken and written by pros, while it was my job to design the whole layout for the mag.
I used colors to distinct one article to the other, and also between the photographs.
1920x1200 resolution available here: www.flickr.com/photos/jennydasdesign/6111886639/sizes/o/i... :-)