Monday, November 15, 2010
Post Modernism
Beschreibung: Mönchengladbach, Museum Abteiberg
Tonic Moment: Terra Firma
Mixed-media drawing, 24.5 x 19.5 cm, 2003
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Art Deco
Jeanne Paquin Gown
George Barbier (1882 - 1932) French Artist
Marrakesh Residence, Contemporary Residence with Indian Art Deco Style
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Expressionism
Emil NOLDE, Danse autour du Veau d'or, 1910, Munich, Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen
A retro-cool Johnny Depp
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Arts & Craft
Pencil and Watercolour sketch for print design, 1873
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A(nother) Graphic Timeline
Victorian - A Bull by Edmund Bristow, Oil on Canvas
Elegant vintage Victorian image of a boot roller skate and flowers $10.50
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Ads of the World
A brilliant collection of advertisements from around the world.
All ads on the site are categorised and rated by the users.
The submissions are world class.
Ads of the world
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Design Studio Review - Design Against culture
They run an on-line shop and also a blog that tells the honest to god truth about how YOU can break into the fashion industry on any budget.
I recently chatted with designer Liam Farrow about his company and just what it takes to start a fashion line.
Q: What were the major issues that the buissness had to overcome?
A: In our attempt to build an interactive brand we found it difficult to engage users on website. The cost of doing has a fair bit of risk, so finding the funding for this was definitely a major issue. It took a little time but eventually found a solution to get our startup going, but we definitely learnt a lot whilst find this solution.
Q: What materials and equipment are needed to start a buissness?
A: Aside from running our online sector we have a fashion wholesale business. In order to run this we have offshore suppliers for our manufacturing but all the design work i do is on my mac using illustrator and photoshop.
Q: who are the main target?
A: Our main customers is currently young guys in the 18-25's. They love going to music festivals, hanging at the beach and generally having a good time. But still has an eye for fashionable garments and is interested in what is happening art design and fashion culture.
Design Against Culture Blog
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