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"'But, grandmother, what big eyes you have!’ she said. 'The better to see you with, my dear.'" One of the old stories connecting thoughts even older, from greek Euthymos, Pyrhha through Lamia or even norse Thor, Freya and Loki. Folk tales are captivating. The more of them one reads, the often one sees them come alive in this or that shape.
Dear flickr, More is not always better. Lots of images crammed on the page do not make for a better viewing experience.
If you'd like some white breathing space for your banner, feel free to grab this file, with or without the text showing. I've made it public for download.
The logos have been developed by Edinburgh-based digital firm Whitespace, which has been responsible for designs used by Tennent’s Lager, Highland Spring and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
The images will appear on the front of each of the 27 trams below the driver’s window and also on the side of several carriages.
Leaflets, timetables and even Ridacards are eventually expected to carry the new designs. The logos will also appear on the new travel shop being opened on Waverley Bridge.
The branding is based on a round circle that contains a simple interconnecting route map.
It has been billed as showcasing the “interchange terminals of passengers and the strategic approach of collaboration between modes of transport within the Transport for Edinburgh family”.
Madder – a deep reddish, purple colour – will feature in all the logos. Transport leaders wanted to retain the distinct colour because of its use historically on Lothian Buses vehicles.
The branding process for the trams has cost about £80,000.
Each 45m-long tram will be “dressed” with the new logos and colour scheme at a cost of £2554 for each vehicle ahead of the line’s operational launch by May next year.
Some new vehicles in the Lothian Buses fleet will display the branding from next month, but logos will only be added to others as they are replaced in efforts to save cash
The photo is taken from the mercedes -benz museum i Stuttgart.
Fantastic building, with a unique logistic in the building.
The architect office is dutch; UN STUDIO and they won the competition back in 2002. I have another photo from there.
Look at www.flickr.com/photos/tsaaby/2074677046/in/set-7215760333...
See more about the office at www.unstudio.com
The challenge for Flickr Friday this week is 'white space' so I googled it to learn that it is the portion of a page left unmarked. Lots of white space in the beginning and end of a book. Poe is one of my favorite writers, the chilly autumn air makes me want to curl up on the sofa and read a spooky story.
in honour of the style of mondriaan
not trying to mimic or imitate his style so much as i'm simply using it as a jumping off point
though i do think it could be argued (quite successfully) that a good dose of peter saville creeps into this work also
thanks to andré for helping me with a more colloquial/spoken translation into Dutch instead of the one that google gave me (it was simply a bit more stilted and formal)
Speaker playing music with 10 second shutter. Black and white setting on Nikon D7200 with AF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6GII. Absolutely no editing other than crop.
The logos have been developed by Edinburgh-based digital firm Whitespace, which has been responsible for designs used by Tennent’s Lager, Highland Spring and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
The images will appear on the front of each of the 27 trams below the driver’s window and also on the side of several carriages.
Leaflets, timetables and even Ridacards are eventually expected to carry the new designs. The logos will also appear on the new travel shop being opened on Waverley Bridge.
The branding is based on a round circle that contains a simple interconnecting route map.
It has been billed as showcasing the “interchange terminals of passengers and the strategic approach of collaboration between modes of transport within the Transport for Edinburgh family”.
Madder – a deep reddish, purple colour – will feature in all the logos. Transport leaders wanted to retain the distinct colour because of its use historically on Lothian Buses vehicles.
The branding process for the trams has cost about £80,000.
Each 45m-long tram will be “dressed” with the new logos and colour scheme at a cost of £2554 for each vehicle ahead of the line’s operational launch by May next year.
Some new vehicles in the Lothian Buses fleet will display the branding from next month, but logos will only be added to others as they are replaced in efforts to save cash
tomorrow or today in eastern US time. my 365 ends.
it ends. like no more project 365. this is insane. one year has past. so much has happened in a year i can not even fathom how much has changed in myself and my life.
there are so many people to thank for touching my life in so many ways.
tomorrow will be epic. please come out and see it. it's gonna be big. a big collaboration. i love collaborations. :)
lets rock this!
project 365: day 365
I made this background for myself. Soon, it will be part of a Powerpoint slide with words on the head of the instrument. Please feel free to use it, as well.