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OPEN CALL / O.K. Periodicals #3
O.K. Periodicals is an internationally acclaimed publication aiming to inspire. Previous issues are O.K. Collections and O.K. Failure. So, what's next?
REPEAT!
Sometimes it seems we are running around in circles. Sometimes things are better second time around. Repetition can be agonizing and hypnotic. In fashion, music, art and economy there seem to be recurring trends. Evolution is based on tiny variations in infinitely repeated loops. Robots replace people because of their fast repeating movements. Patterns from nature inspire designers. In which way is repetition influencing you?
Next to a selection of top visual and theoretical creatives we invite YOU to contribute to the magazine. Send us your visuals, short stories, compositions or even videos and interactive projects. The most interesting submissions will be published in O.K. Repeat.
Deadline: Wednesday June 17, 2009
Theme: Repeat
Create and inspire!
Invite your friends to collaborate.
Send submissions to: info@ok-parking.nl
O.K. Periodicals is an independently published, non-profit publication. We regret not being able to reward your creative contributions, but hope that you share our enthusiasm.
If you have any question send an e-mail to:
info@ok-parking.nl
I realized I started last week with Monday, so there's a repeat of Sunday's photo.
1. 10.02.07 - Rooting for the Blue, 2. 10.02.08 - The Morning After, 3. 10.02.09 - Snow Day Play, 4. 10.02.10 - You're Never Too Old, 5. 10.02.11 - Hannah, Tail Wrapped Around her Paws, 6. In Line, 7. 10.02.13 - After the Lock-In, 8. Covered Leaves9. Not available
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
Brisbane-based band 'Repeat Offender' performing for the last time at The Zoo, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.
11th February 2009.
As part of the development of the current project I am working on; 'Grand Nothings and Intriguting Oddities' I am looking at producing repeat patterns and then wallpaper designs using my own observational drawings. Using dip pen and ink to produce the boot image and Photoshop to create the pattern. This is a sample piece of some of the work I am hoping to produce as a final outcome.
This is a repeat pattern taken from one of my mixed media drawings. It has since been digitally printed onto fabric.