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I don't know how that happen but I really like this picture. The footprint looks like the Jaguar is walking under the mud!!!!
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Eu não sei como isso aconteceu mas eu adoro essa foto. Parece que a onça está andando por debaixo da lama!!!
This is a series of five screenprinted posters. The purpose of the posters is to encourage people to live a more positive life. The posters were intended to be hung around the city and for them to provide a positive moment in the viewers life.
Productora: Alex Barriga
Modelo: Maximiliano Gomez Lopez
Fotografia: Nadia Degrassi / Gustavo Danasini
positivestudio@hotmail.com
art project for Drawing 2
bristol board + fountain pen + black india ink +gold ink
at least 1 vanishing point
full range of value
Depth of field
3 groups of figures in varying sizes
Positive and Negative space
color accent
i promise that i will put up a better scan when i get it back!
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There are signs/scultpures with messages like these all over town -- also "realize" "grow" [forthcoming], and some others... I think maybe part of Qatar Foundations plans, though I'm not sure.
by Rodrick Schubert
University of Colorado, Denver; Master of Humanities
This is the poster part of a larger project that chronicled the impact of the COVID-19 caused University of Colorado Denver. These maps, the accompanying narrative information, and the data presented are intended to be informational pieces that negotiate the difference between the world of academic poster presentation and a more commercial design treatment. They are intended to deliver informational content that frames an over eighteen-month campus closure as one which allowed our University of Colorado Denver community to remain connected and thrive in the face of this adversity. We created a positive disruption together!
Software used: ArcGIS Pro, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign
Link for higher resolution: indd.adobe.com/view/8dabb797-87f4-4f64-b3f9-f4fb7d16cfab
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Two 'free radicals' bombs flying at the artforum berlin. Having left behind their secular egg-body they transcend to become pieces of yolky art.
Getting started on my "Frolicaholic" journal, we do a page spread that begins with a less than positive thought and illustration and then turns it on its head. My sad kitty took control of her thinking about her art, and the reception on the old broken T.V. started to show an uplifting message, and a useful remote control.
Positive Energy - mixed media on masonite (9" x 12")
It's what keeps me moving forward. I try to surround myself with it in order to create an inpenatrable barrier to keep negative thoughts (AND PEOPLE) out.
It's kind of hard to reach for the stars while shackled to the ground by negative thoughts and beliefs. Yup, I drank the kool-aide a long time ago, nobody is full of positive energy. - TMNK
Apparently positive graffiti does exist in Utrecht and it's making it's point very clear. I actually enjoyed coming across this hidden treasure!
Tulou, a place of wonder has a bustling life beyond tourism. The people are nice, laid back and enjoy every moment of their simple yet fulfilling lives. The food are great and the living style forced a positive community rather than isolation.
The picture was very overexposed but for some reason I got the idea to turn it into a black and white negative which looks a lot better. It may not be visible but there is a Caracaras nest on the towers platform.
The Poster is created for the POSITIVE POSTER CONTEST: positive-posters.com/submission/choose-your-half/
Please ahve a look at more files here: anastasiia-ku.com/
Don't know why (it's the 6 Sigma Black Belt in me I guess) but I look at this image and am reminded of an exercise from my 6 Sigma training where we needed to define the correlation. This is a positive one, Note the distinct upward left to right trend of the flowers with a handful of outliers ;-)
I am such a geek!
This was shot during the Peoria Flickr Meetup at the Luthy Botanical Gardens. I had a great time and thought I would come home with a number of great shots. In camera they looked good... out of camera they were a bit softer then I liked. This autofocus thing drives me nuts and the XT viewfinder does not let me manually focus all that well apparently. I'll blame the photographer and not the camera but it's still a bit frustrating.
The Details...
Other then crop which is a weird one for me since most of mine are 5x7 or 8x10 I didn't do much. It seems to be a common theme these days the, "not much" line. I did drop the black levels down a bit to let the flowers pop a bit more. A little sharpening to attempt to fix my focus challenges and voila! The completed pic.
Exposure: 0.8 sec (4/5)
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Flash did not fire