We’ve realized these infographics for Elephant Magazine #25 and #26, a quarterly on contemporary art and visual culture. For issue #25 we focuses on women in the art business and for issue #26 on Silicon Valley for and against creativity. In both projects…
The Report comprises a range of data visualisations, depicting diverse phenomena and processes within the company. The title „Network” determines the subject matter of the infographics and, at the same time, the structure of the publication. Its construct…
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“Made in Fukushima” is a book made out of rice straw grown on decontaminated fields in Fukushima. The rice straw was harvested, dried, cleaned, cut and crafted into paper. The intention of the book is to inform about the long-term project of soil...
In this novel, Susan Abulhawa expertly brings forth the real struggle the people of Palestine had to, and sadly do still endure.
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Book review of Paper Dolls by Emma Pullar
Chohreh Feyzdjou – Products of Chohreh Feyzdjou, Série B , Peninsula, Eindhoven, 3 September – 8 October 1995 photography Ruud Balk
Happy New Year everyone! I've spent some time attempting (help) to start catching up on these reviews tonight, so here I am, post-midnight trying to scramble some thoughts together. We're onto our fourth review of the big bunch now and I'm starting to get to grips with sorting these all out. Everything Everything is something I just *had* to read as soon as I saw the movie trailer come out. The film looked incredible, but I'm less sad I didn't see it now that I've read the book ... Madeline's got a disease that makes her allergic to, well, pretty much everything. Forced to stay inside a home with filtered air, and seeing only her mother and her nurse Carla, Maddie's mostly content with her life. Until Olly moves in next door. With his dark, brooding looks, Maddie's drawn to him, and connecting over IM only brings them closer. The problem is that Olly (and Maddie) wants more, but they can't have it. As their lives intertwine, they begin to realise that maybe everything's not what they thought ... I'm honestly excited to see what Nicola Yoon brings out next, as although I didn't deeply enjoy this, it is her debut novel. I loved the idea of the story, but I felt as though there were flaws in it (pointing these out will totally spoiler the book, but there were definitely some holes that made everything a little sketchy). I really wanted to not be right when I thought I guessed the ending, because it just seemed so unbelievable, but I was disappointed there too. As YA books goes, I think this was bordering on teen fiction. Whilst there's absolutely nothing wrong with it, I just felt a little too old for it. I'd recommend this for teen fiction rather than YA fans. Follow me on Bloglovin | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube
How to Draw Bast (Name of the Wind/Wise Man's Fear)
Make your Halloween entryway special with this DIY Decor which uses simple dollar store Halloween decor items and it looks super spooky and great Halloween
