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Anamorphose - voir l'article sur FatCap : www.fatcap.org/article/l-art-chitecture-de-felice-varini....
AMIGO TVCrew...this isnt old..but in-your-face fatcap tags at street level are pretty rare nowadays and i like it when i see em
IF YOU WANT TO USE THIS PICTURE
Feel free to use this image for your commercial or non - commercial project under the following condition:
1. Mention me as Author
2. Set a link to football-family.de
Thank you & Good Luck With Your Project !
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WENN DU DIESES BILD VERWENDEN MÖCHTEST
Du darfst dieses Bild gerne für dein kommerzielles oder nicht kommerzielles Projekt unter der folgenden Bedingung nutzen:
1. Nenne mich als Autor
2. Setze einen Link zu football-family.de
Danke & Viel Glück für dein Projekt!
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SI VOUS VOULEZ UTILISER CETTE PHOTO
N'hésitez pas à utiliser cette image pour votre projet commercial ou non commercial dans les conditions suivantes:
1. Mentionnez-moi en tant qu'auteur
2. Définissez un lien vers football-family.de
Merci et bonne chance avec votre projet!
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SI QUIERES UTILIZAR ESTA IMAGEN
Siéntase libre de usar esta imagen para su proyecto comercial o no comercial bajo la siguiente condición:
1. Mencionarme como autor
2. Establezca un enlace a football-family.de
¡Gracias y buena suerte con su proyecto!
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SE VUOI USARE QUESTA IMMAGINE
Sentiti libero di usare questa immagine per il tuo progetto commerciale o non commerciale nelle seguenti condizioni:
1. Menzionami come autore
2. Impostare un link a football-family.de
Grazie e buona fortuna per il tuo progetto!
I only took the photo !! I have no claim to the artwork !!
the other side : www.flickr.com/photos/55034210@N05/18110339024/in/datepos...
A big version of my Fatcap S2 piece. This was done for the Coalesce Show in NYC, but didn't make it in time.
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This desing was created by talented urban artist Sket-One
70% cotton/30% micro-fiber – These shirts feel like cotton, but they also wick moisture to help keep you dry and comfortable
Camera: NEX3
Lens: Voigtlander 50mm f1.1 Nokton
JPK portrait as he listens intently to a fan at the KidRobot UK Fatcap release.
Back Row: Bijou (from Hamtaro), Japanese Milk (Tokidoki), Treeson, and Fatcap (keychain from kidrobot wallet).
Middle Row: Lenny (guinea pig from Wonderpets), Minty (My Little Pony Happy Meal Toy), Yotsuba (of course), Love (Harajuku Lovers Perfume Topper), and Music (Harajuku Lovers Perfume Topper).
Front Row: Wall-E (from Wall-E movie) Merlot (Littlest Pet Shop Penguin), Red Bean (rubber stamper from Mameshiba series), Bastardino (Tokidoki Cactus Pup), Mustachio (Smorking Labbit Keychain from Kidrobot wallet), and Hello Kitty (eraser).
These are the current residents of my cute small plastic shelf (except Yotsuba, she has her own special spot).
Snacki. The Beerics. Chicago, Illinois. April 2011. (Photograph by Brock Brake. Courtesy of Fat Cap) www.sixtyinchesfromcenter.org
Continuing with our third consecutive week of exchanges, this week we visit the work of Chicago-based artist Snacki. This series of article exchanges are based on a partnership between Sixty Inches From Center and Fat Cap. The goal of this partnership is to build bridges within our writing community, help promote one another to new audiences across the board and give more exposure to the art that keeps our Chicago experience compelling.
For more information about The Chicago Arts Archive go to www.sixtyinchesfromcenter.org
Un nuevo set de la serie Splash!, de nuevo en tonos CMYK.
A la venta por 40 Euros más gastos de envio
Fat Cap Article Exchange. The Chicago THC Crew. November 2011. (Image courtesy of Vincent Morgan.)
This marks the first of a series of article exchanges based on a partnership between Sixty Inches From Center and Fat Cap. The goal of this partnership is to build bridges within our writing community, help promote one another to new audiences across the board and give more exposure to the art that keeps our Chicago experience compelling.
For more information about The Chicago Arts Archive go to: www.sixtyinchesfromcenter.org/archive
Voir article : Ligne 3 : le Métro ô en couleurs sur le PGC et FatCap : photograffcollectif.blogspot.com/2010/04/ligne-3-le-metro...