Stormtroopers 365 is a photography project by Stéfan Le Du, a daily shot of Stormtroopers starting April 3rd 2009, ending April 4 2010. Brilliant. And absolutely hilarious!!
Posted on August 26th, 2010 by marica zottino
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A tuft of hair is Anique Noordman’s graduation work, a forecast for carpets and yarns inspired on hair, hair fashion and hairstyles. A fresh twist on traditional forecast moodboards which reveals a great sensitivity for visual explanation of trends. Shooting and styling by Lolaconfetti
(via reluct)
Posted on July 27th, 2010 by marica zottino
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Information Leak, Richard J.Evans‘ brilliant Final Major Project at college…
“…What I tried to do was visually represent the way information is so easily leaked in today’s society, through the internet and television. Pretty much anything you can imagine, you can get your hands on. With such an abundance of information, I feel as though it over-flows into our lives…”
(via Cyanatrendland)
Posted on April 14th, 2010 by marica zottino
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PIxels Invasion,an AMAZING video with a great 80′es taste directed by Patrick Jean and produced by French production company OneMoreProduction
(Via Cyanatrendland)
Posted on April 9th, 2010 by marica zottino
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I know, this is a quite off-topic post, but when I saw these GaGa cookies I thought they were so funny and creative that I had to post them! My complimrnts to the Chefs and PLEASE, TRY THIS AT HOME!
Posted on February 13th, 2010 by marica zottino
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The first time I saw Tzuri Gueta’s creations in Milan some year ago I fell in love with his organic jewels. Soon he became one of the most interesting upcoming designers, attracting the attention of several haute-couture design houses for collaboration.His most recent activity is a luminaires installation for the “Il était une fois Playmobil” at the toy gallery of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris…
“The famous “happy accident” whilst experimenting has lead to Tzuri Gueta – Paris-based textile and jewelry designer – becoming the recognised master of silicone jewelry. Through experimentation, Gueta developed a way to extrude hot silicone through silk tubes and lace fabrics to create these luscious forms.
Silicone penetrates the tiniest fissures and cavities of fabric, blending perfectly with all textures. It can imitate wood, ivory, coral or leather, taking on their physical qualities, infusing them with a subtle luminosity, while adding new forms and agreeable textures.
Necklaces, bracelets, rings and accessories, their surfaces are surprisingly tactile, their effect is ironic and yet very sophisticated.”
“Il était une fois Playmobil” exhibition
“Il était une fois Playmobil” exhibition
bracelet graine, ss10 collection
Tour de cou flotendo, SS10 collection
Bracelet modular 1, SS10 collection
Posted on December 13th, 2009 by marica zottino
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Great video by Tomas Nilsson for a school assignment to reinterpret the fairytale Little red riding hood. Inspired by Röyksopp’s video Remind me.
Music: Slagsmålsklubben, Sponsored by destiny
(thanx Giax for such a finding!!)
Slagsmålsklubben – Sponsored by destiny from Tomas Nilsson on Vimeo.
Posted on April 28th, 2009 by marica zottino
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This post is dedicated to all those who will be in Milan in the next week (22-27 april) attending to one of the most important design events worldwide: the Salone del Mobile. Besides the Salone and the Salone satellite, the entire city will be hosting the Fuorisalone, a meltin’ pot of performances, exhibitions, open showrooms, parties and happenings. This is, in my opinion, the most innovative and stimulating part. If you don’t want to miss anything about it, here’s the website you have to check regularly: http://2009.fuorisalone.it
You’ll find the guide to events and parties, real-time reports and guidelines, so stay tuned!!
By the way, one of the most awaited events will be the launch of Diesel lighting, furniture and textile lines, in cohoperation with Foscarini, Moroso and Zucchi. Here’s the teaser, and here’s the website!
Posted on April 17th, 2009 by marica zottino
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Emily Barletta’s chrochet art…
“I have a spinal disease that has always been a present and physically painful force in my life. The majority of my art stems from this fact, but to say that I make artwork as therapy would be untrue. I make artwork and it is therapeutic. This is the same to say that I make art and I am in pain; instead of saying I make art because I am in pain. I cannot separate these ideas. The objects that result from this are the invented anatomical structures of my imagination and my biology. These structures relate to cells, veins, organs, skin, blood, and bones. But they tend to express themselves as flowers, plants, tubes, topography, diseases, bacteria, growths, mold, and organisms. They spread, spill, leak, and grow their way into existence through yarn and a crochet hook.”
center
Plant sleep
Posted on November 7th, 2007 by marica zottino
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A dangerous criminal gang is riding the net. They act in the dark, exploring the most sinister places, in search for the bloody heart of talent and creativity. Their favourite victmis are banality, conformism, lack of humor and good will at any cost. Killing Bambi is a good metaphor for their mission. They are unarmed, actually, but they can still hurt. So be careful…
special thanks: walt disney, sex pistols and all the fucking great bambi killers’ fans out there
a unified post by: andreaxmas + maricazottino + valentinatanni ( aka The Bambi Killers )
Posted on May 31st, 2007 by marica zottino
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The Amazing Animal project, a cross between contemporary jewelry, personal feelings, and visual arts…
“We live surrounded by innumerable amounts of objects. By personal objects and belongings an indivisual leaves his trails and marks behind. Amazing Animal: Mervi Kurvinen (-74), Kati Nulpponen (-74) and Maria Nuutinen (-75) are jewellery artists, making contemporary jewellery, jewellery- like objects and installations. The name of the group comes from the one and only animal who decorates his body on purpose. Human body is a playground for jewellery artist, jewellery works as a sign from a person to others.”
Posted on April 17th, 2007 by marica zottino
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The amazing Bears project by Kent Rogowski…
“There is something about us all that is stuffed.
Stuffed animals have been turned inside-out and restuffed… Simple patterns and devices that were never meant to be seen are now what form the bears’ physical traits and give them a unique personality… they are once hideous once cute, disturbing yet endearing while they offer metaphors for our own experience.”
Bears the Book is available here
(Via BB-Blog)
Posted on April 5th, 2007 by marica zottino
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Hans Van Bentem’s chandeliers…
Posted on April 4th, 2007 by marica zottino
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If you have a secondlife account, fly to Belladone Island, there you’ll find the preview of the new Dior Joaillerie collection by Victoire de Castellane…
Posted on February 28th, 2007 by marica zottino
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Zune arts is a site full of animations and artworks created to support the launch of Zune…
It features, just to name some, Tokyoplastic, Bitstate, Bent Image Lab and Yuko Shimizu…
Tokyoplastic
Bitstate
Posted on November 17th, 2006 by marica zottino
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Great and absolutely funny flash animationby Clayborn Creative Consulting.
What would the clients say about the national flags, when presented?
(Via Swissmiss and Friedrik Samuel)
Posted on November 16th, 2006 by marica zottino
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I think it’s funny and brilliant… and somehow helpful when there’s lack of ideas…
This is what’s written on the package…
“You have received the gift of nothing. Absolutely nothing. This is the ultimate in minimalism. Less is more. More or less.
Nothing is precious. Nothing is simple. Nothing is sacred.
Open the pack and be enthralled when nothing happens.
Allow the nothing to flow through your mind and calm your soul.
Savour the moment. Soon you’ll discover that nothing really is so much better than something.”
(available at iwantoneofthose)
Posted on October 24th, 2006 by marica zottino
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