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Design by Walter Ballmer, Milan, Italy 1960.

This space implements a fantastic modern design. It has a bay window and French door that tie in very well with the selected finishes, both for the walls and gypsum ceiling. The whole look is amazingly complemented by the timber flooring. The bay windows and French doors stand out architecturally and also help to draw in a lot of natural light. The heavy drapery is boxed to house the curtain tracks. It's a very inviting space.

Interior Design by Ron Marvin, visit www.ronmarvin.com

Photo: Vitor Saleh

I also use drawings when building aircraft: typically I use three-view drawings to measure the dimensions (I have lots of books about aircraft and copy the three-view drawings onto paper) and work out the planform on graph paper.

 

Despite the planning, building my Skyhawk model involved a fair bit of trail-and-error.

Designed by JMF Designs Inc.

designed by Anna Monika Jost - 1966

Don't use without permission of Bas Fransen

 

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That is the question. The design certainly caught my eye but it's location did not seem appropriate. It appeared to be a small craft docking area in Funchal, Madeira. I would normally assume that ease of access and safety of the users would be of primary importance but what do I know?

Designed for Pan American Airways by George Tscherny, Inc. New York, US.

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DESIGN BY KUMOK

To me graphic design consists of making communication sweet and full of vitamins !

 

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As my photo's text says, one of my contacts has already accidentally deleted comments when she had wanted to be replying.

 

Having Reply at the top is a perfect example of ivory tower design by someone who doesn't actually use the code at the website.

 

The same dumb-ass design comes into play when wanting to edit a comment we've made.

 

Edit is in the middle, between Delete at the top and Permalink at the bottom of the choices.

 

In all these, the most commonly chosen option should be the closest to the three dot menu button to reduce chances of clicking on the wrong option as the cursor moves across them.

 

I wondered if this design would make more sense to someone using their phone to view photos rather than a computer's browser. That would entail finger taps on a touch screen.

But I think the potential for wrong taps is greater given a phone's smaller real estate.

Tbilisi, 13/7/2018

In my mind a meeting of two design classics one Sunday morning on a deserted Whitehall Rd, Leeds

Designed by Roman Cieslewicz, the Polish master of contemporary graphic design 1979 .

 

Constructivism, photomantage, Expressionism, revolutionary graphic design, and more from his lifetime of work.

"Helmet design"

 

Hanoi (Vietnam)

 

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Des plantes sur un pont à Montréal.

Adjacent to the Designer Maker User exhibit at The Design Museum.

Poster designed by Stefan Sagmiester 1996. From Graphic Design for the 21st Century by Charlotte & Peter Fiell.

 

I am honestly trying to understand his work. I've been going through his website but I don't know if that's going to happen or not.

Imagination can take you everywhere.

Wanted to try a different collage design, kinda feel mixed about this, but hey...I was bored. :P

Designed and folded by Arseniy K.

 

Made out of questionable quality paper

 

August 2019

old design ... sho raykom .. =)

día a día tratando de ser mejor en este juego

    

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scanning some butterflies

Designed by Roman Cieslewicz 1977.

 

Constructivism, photomantage, Expressionism, revolutionary graphic design, and more from his lifetime of work.

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☆ Armchair Designed special one color (black)

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☆ Back Wall ;

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☆ Coffee table

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☆ Carpet

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☆ Decorative Woman Statue

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☆ Plant

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☆ Luster

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☆ Light on/off script inside it

 

2K HQ Textures

Textures and PBR Materials

Suitable for Non-PBR Viewers

Copy & modify

 

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Poster designed by Frost Design for London International Festival of Theatre 2000.

 

From Graphic Design for the 21st Century by Charlotte and Peter Fiell.

   

A Zero designed greeting card for Finmar Coffee 1957. He also designed a corporate image for Finmar.

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