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The plain and simple outline of the class 306 emu contrasts with the dreadful 'Gobstopper' class 68.
Another month, another design. I'm calling this one Techno Tuesday.
This design was inspired by "A Sea of Red", a photo taken by the extremely talented Cindy and posted to Flickr. When I saw the photo last week I immediately wanted to use it as the basis of a design and went to work. Thankfully, Cindy gave me permission to use it and it has been abstracted into the background of this new design.
Read more and see it: maniacalrage.net
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This photo was taken at the Art Museum. This layout could be Proportion. It was taken several years ago by me and was called Angles.
Poster designed by Elmer Razos 1990, a computer generated graphic.
This poster is interesting in its contemporary use of art deco style but I believe there is a loss of typographic sensitivity due to the reliance and use of computer software for the typography. But it's not a computer software problem, it's not understanding the letterforms themselves that causes the problem.
I may be wrong but it looks like Futura.
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While I'm not a fan of Star Wars, I have a lot of time for people like John Mollo, and the craftsmanship and imagination of the hard working artists and designers who served the west London studios. Andrew Ainsworth was part of that scene, an industrial designer who'd got into vacuum-formed plastics in the early days, producing custom car bodies using the process.
George Lucas, shooting Star Wars at Elstree studios, was looking for a way of making the armour in his new film look suitably futuristic. Ainsworth used vac-formed ABS to produce a prototype, and got the gig.
I walk past his shop most days when I'm at home.
Possible patch design for Supporters of the Portland Timbers Football Club.
*All design elements created by author except the stylized axe logo. The stylized Axe logo is the property of the Portland Timbers Football Club. It is used here for example purposes only.
Several manufacturers have spent quite a bit of attention to designing their space at the Toronto Auto Show this year.
A visitor to the 1951 Festival of Britain South Bank Exhibition views transparencies of contemporary ceramics in the Design Review facility provided by the Council of Industrial Design.
This is all wrapped up and ready for some long-arm quilting! I love getting a quilt back and feeling all the soft bumpy goodness :)
Publid Domain Book: Design and representation.
Published 1910 by State in [Albany, N.Y.] .
Written in English.
openlibrary.org/books/OL23294034M/Design_and_representation.
Curated by: www.elusivemu.se
industry-sourced photos from Eurobike -- lefty.
Join the Bike Hugger conversation on this bike where I asked, "What does this bike want to be?"
Uluru–Sky Australis D4SC1max standard Red+Blue
This proposition takes on findings or recent design tests based on a full polychrome palette (max 6); dividing 4 divisions of field with gold horizon diamond (fimbriation); Uluru arc for abstract Earth + Sky references to the 'Great Southern Land' of (terra australis) and previous designers (Hundertwasser 1986 and Mark Tucker 1993 for Ausflag); an original dynamic Southern Cross device integrating a Commonwealth Star "as an Epsilon" – intentionally bending Rules of Tincture (white on gold) to intensify the axial centre focus – with horizontal and vertical symmetry; innovative use of Green + Gold (National Colours) as upper feature, Blue (warm-purple or french-blue) + Red (Ochre-Orange or standard-red), to hang in tandem beside ATSI flags, while symbolising inclusivity, cultural diversity and an aspirational neutrality.
NOTE: The "visual" merging of the 7 point Federation Star with the 4 point gold axis references acknowledgment of the Eureka Flag 8 point star motif as our earliest flag devised by late colonial Australians).
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2011-10-09
model: Kara
hair: MaCray Huff
make up: Lex Ewing
stylist: Liz
wardrobe on sale at: Design Archives
downtown Greensboro, NC
Nikon F3
Nikon Ai 50mm f/1.4 lens
Ilfrod Delta 100 (200-push) 35mm film
Agfa Rodinal (1+50) developer
20ºC - 19min
Unless it is a Scania OmniCity on the 10, I haven't seen extra seats at the back like this before. Normally, there is a row of five seats at the back. They have evidently changed the design, with dual seats that would make the back row with a middle seat but the fifth middle seat has been removed to make a 'passageway' for three extra rear seats where the engine normally fills up the space. The engine must be allocated on the wall on the right of the photo. Just observations, please feel free to correct me if you know more or if I am wrong.
Taken in High Road, Willesden.
©London Bus Breh 2013.
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