Chinese designer Samuel Guidong Yang explored the psychological concept of negative space for his AW17 collection.
Isabell Yalda Hellysaz is a Swedish/Persian Fashion Designer. She was born in Iran and raised in Sweden. In 2006 she graduated as a Graphic Designer from The Cumbria Institute of the Arts in the UK. After her graduation she fallowed her dream and started studying fashion.
Tatsumi Hijikata, Butoh Dance - 5” x 7” Photo Print - Creepy, Scary, Occult Art - Japanese Art - Vintage Old Photo - Japanese Print We have artistically and tastefully modified these compelling images in order to make them truly pop. We use high-quality, Canon Glossy photo paper plus to print our photos. The photo print that you receive will be brand new, printed with precision photo printers. The image quality will be high resolution and crystal clear, or your money back! (The watermark on the display image will NOT be on the photo you receive.) Shipping & Handling: Shipping is FREE. Orders are usually processed and shipped out to you within 1-2 business days. Your photo will be shipped in a secure rigid photo mailing envelope. Satisfaction Guaranteed If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase for whatever reason, please contact us FIRST before leaving a negative review so that we can put things right or issue you with a refund. If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return it within 30 days for a full refund. Feel free to ask us any questions!
In many parts of the world, the facts about albinism are often obscured by folklore, prejudice, and false assumptions. In Tanzania and Burundi, living without skin pigmentation can mean being hunted by witch doctors, who believe albino limbs carry supernatural powers and sell dismembered body parts over the black market. In South Africa, the threat to life is far less dire, but still albino children face schoolyard taunts and discrimination and are sometimes viewed as a curse upon their families. South African photographer Justin Dingwall teams up with lawyer Thando Hopa and model Sanele Xaba, both of whom have albinism, to create Albus, a paean to the aesthetic and spiritual beauty of the human body.
Kenji Hisashi Kaslana graduated from military school and started his first-ever mission where he was on a plane going to his task until his aircraft was shot down by an unknown person or... thing. He woke up in front of a female person name 'Marian', the two of them surrounded by war robots called 'Raptures' Met two other Nikkes named 'Rapi' and 'Anis'. the group prepares to defeat the raptures like they always do try to protect their new Commander. But little to them, Kenji have a new goal and that goal is to save them and the world from Raptures. The Characters except for Kenji Hisashi belongs to Shift Up!
SEASON OF SHINE Vishesh Verma graduated as a graphic designer from the renowned National Institute of Design (NID), India, and soon after worked towards
I always tell my clients who are pivoting into a new business that their first session will be a baseline. Afterward, we can assess what images you utilize the most and where you find photo gaps. Then the next session we can be even more intentional with the images we create.
Tatiana Mertsalova a.k.a. notename is a talented 26-year-old self-taught photographer, retoucher and educator currently based in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Tatiana graduated from St. Petersburg State University of Service and Economics in 2014. Mertsalova focuses on portraiture, she shoots marvelous
After graduating as a Goldsmith and later as a multimedia designer, Dutch artist Gemmy Woud-Binnendijk found her true passion in photography. Driven by her love for humans, animals and a strong creative urge, she brings the past to the present in her portrait photography.
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The recent art-school graduate, who was selected to photograph this season's campaign for standout British fashion label JW Anderson, discusses her approach to commercial projects and the importance of forming a rapport with her subjects
The red hot star of ‘Top Gun’ and ‘Anyone But You’ — mentored by Tom Cruise and on every studio wish list — is returning to his native Texas to party with his folks, escape the L.A. fishbowl and finally graduate college. But don’t worry, you’ll still be seeing him everywhere.
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Checking prices on the net I often see strange and misleading book descriptions. I was alerted by Angus, a Bookride follower, to this fine example. It is one of those catchall descriptions that the cataloguer brings up with a programme like Typeit4me or cuts and pastes from a palette of such phrases. In this example the seller uses the exact phrase for over 12000 book descriptions - "Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and strong". It is not a bad phrase as they go, although 'remains' is an offputting word as it suggests the book is not in the best shape. This is slightly re-inforced by the word 'surprisingly' as if the cataloguer himself is surprised the book has survived at all. The whole thing has that upbeat, genteel, wheedling tone that is prevalent online. Sometimes this leads on to entreaties such as this: " Excellent reading on the subject. A good book to enjoy and keep on hand for yourself, or would make a GREAT GIFT for the fan / reader in your life. Reading is one of the great pleasures in life." One guy has "Seems like an interesting title!" in all his descriptions, however dull the book. Sometimes such entreaties are aligned with somewhat lousy descriptions: "Hard Cover. No Covers. Absorbent Brown Spine With Two Light Brown Ovals With Title Inside Of Them In Light And Dark Brown Letters, Dust Jacket: Very Good, Shelf, Edge And Corner Ware, Some Edge Tearing And Chipping. Hard Cover Cover BooK: Fine, 338 Numbered Pages, That Were Lightly Read, And Are Clean And Tight To The Spine, Slight Shelf, Corner And Edge Ware. This Expensive BooK, Is Hard To Find, Will Make An Excellent Addition To Your Own Personal Library Collection, Or As A Gift. " I realise 'fine' can encompass very slight handling wear and is surpassed by 'like new' and even the slightly dubious 'mint' but it cannot be associated with tears and chips! Also what in hell is an 'absorbent spine!' Capitalised descriptions (shouting) are often a sign of a less than experienced bookseller ('UNREAD AND AS NEW BOOK WITH MISSING TITLE PAGE - COVER WITH LIGHT DAMAGE - COMPLETELY UNREAD - EXCELLENT CONDITION - READ ONCE CAREFULLY.') A missing title page, often mentioned as if it is nothing, is to my mind an almost fatal flaw...also while we are on the subject an ex library book can never be fine. The subject is endless and there is an excellent 5000+ thread at the ABE forum collecting and discussing naff descriptions, it is called 'Disgusting - Must we have this?' Internecine warfare sometimes breaks out when a seller spots his description and resolutely defends it, but it has some real gems. Likewise John Baxter collected some truly awful Ebay descriptions at the back of his Pound of Paper. My favourite are descriptions in what I call the Alain Robbe Grillet style. The great nouveau roman writer can spend 2 pages describing a man's face in such relentless detail that at the end of it you have no idea what the chap actually looks like. You have web descriptions where every line begins "this book..." often rhapsodising about the sharpness of the corners and others where the greatness of the condition is emphasised by negation (' no fraying, no tears, no marks or soiling, no chips, no pieces missing, no wrinkles or creases...) but the real Robbe- Grillet person gets into serious details and minutiae. On a $100 Franklin Mint bound in their trademark spam leather a seller notes -'gilt edges which when held to harsh light at an oblique angle there might be seen a few tiny lines or striations, perhaps not visible in ordinary light, and deemed very minor...' Pyjama Bob at Chapel Books just down the road in Suffolk is a master of the ultra precise description, here is a fairly restrained description of a £60 Penguin. "Slight browning to pages, contents otherwise clean and unmarked. A little faint foxing or soiling to covers and spine rather browned. Joints show a little rubbing and small (5mm) split to base of upper joint, but covers are firm. Faint creasing to corners and a few light indentations show up when they catch the light..." I am reminded of the late and much missed Peter Joliffe -- he used to say he would never describe a book as fine, there was always some imperfection to note, however slight... [To be continued]
The so called ‘Stepford Housewives’ look has made it to vintage magazines, pin ups and hundreds of tv commercials. The all time classic American girl can never really make a comeback in today’s world. Women are a lot more evolved and goal oriented to associate themselves with household chores and duties. This Satirical look has
Javier Vallhonrat was born in Madrid in 1953. Graduated in Fine Arts and in Psychology, Gestalt Therapist and Integrative Humanist Therapist, this artist
Frank Lin, the Creative Director, has designed this collection to blend historical inspiration with modern style.
One of the wonderful things that modern electronic digital and film cameras give you is many high-tech options for your image making. One of the…
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Nguyen Cong Tri is a self-taught visionary fashion based in Ho Chi Minh City. As a graduate of Fine Arts from the Ho Chi Minh City University of the Arts, he first impacted the world of Vietnamese design in 2000 when he won 1st prize in the 'New Idea' category at Vietnam's Grand Prix, with his 'Green Leaves' fashion collection. Following this, he began to work with singers and celebrities in Vietnam, styling their photo-shoots and constructing signature looks.
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After the studying fashion design there are a plenty of possibilities of work in the fashion industry. Graduates not only can conduct their own brands or
