The Ad Museum Tokyo / Yoshida Hideo Memorial Foundation | Beautiful Mutations, Annual ID: ADC102_BCD004G, Award: Gold Cube , Category: Brand / Communication Design - Posters / Traditional - Series
This month's share of kinda daily renders aka "whenevers". C4D default renderer FTW.
To appreciate how digital transformation is changing society, it helps to examine how ai and machine learning will impact particular industries
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Designer have created a remarkable collection of modular pendant lighting for Vakkerlight. Belt’s infinite composition of soft, striking modular lighting, tantalises in every way, as it snakes through the air to create stunning, versatile compositions. Contrast conquered Vakkerlight’s simple, yet powerful and daring de
Series of illustrations made for the site DrinkBaijiu, from the Chinese distillery MingRiver.
Opponents of Common Core say states can't change the nationally-crafted academic standards because they're copyrighted. But proponents say states are free to modify or change the standards.
Vector seamless pattern. Modern stylish texture. Geometric striped ornament. Monochrome linear braids: стоковые изображения в HD и миллионы других стоковых фотографий, иллюстраций и векторных изображений без лицензионных платежей в коллекции Shutterstock.
A discussion of Fresnel lenses, why they produce great lighting, and their similarities with parabolic reflectors. Parabolix® lighting tutorials and education.
Illustration, Creative Direction, Painting, Behance Mobile
BlockBase #3758 All the quilt photos are from online auctions. Ruth Finley called this variation on a star block Circling Swallows, Flying Swallows and Falling Star. The pattern is hard to see. Here's a BlockBase/EQ7 drawing. In her 1929 index to patterns, Finley wrote that the pattern dates from about 1800, a very dubious date. I don't have any pictures of the design earlier than the 1930s or '40s. Finley was probably responsible for popularizing it in the 1930s. The Quilt Index has 8 examples that I could find, dating from the 1930s to the 1980s. So it's not a really old pattern, but one with a lot of potential. Laura Wheeler pattern for "Wreath"
Camilla Frances is a individual print creator, leading a team that combines unique, personal design sensibilities with traditional hand drawing techniques to craft an ever-growing world of prints.
Illustration, Digital Art
