The image above is a piece I found as I walked around the internet galleries curiously looking for online gallery formats I liked. This artist is especially powerful ( www.dereckhess.com ) on http://www.cgunit.net/
Before continuing on I must warn you I came across a few racy images. So you have been warned.
Who knew getting a collegiate license to sell a few canvas prints would ever be such a process? The images above are few of our ideas for Nascar and our college series canvas prints. The recipe is almost there, we haven’t reached our Gestalt-ness yet but we’re close. Who knows, we might be in a retail sector near you soon! Stay tuned for more.
I just found this sign in my small pile of images from Park City on Main Street. This is a foam injected sign, not very durable but it seems to handle the elements pretty well, especially if it’s been up since 2002.
I thought this was a very interesting re-interpretation of a shopping cart. Who says design has to start with a blank canvas? This would quality as a green project right? Read the article in its entirety at http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/william-bostwick/architecture-design/walmart-parking-lot-your-living-room-cast-shopping-carts-h
I took this pic during a visit to a local brewery in Park City, Utah last weekend. Fun times, design is everywhere - this sign is made of very simple materials- wood and metal very nice.
So follow the link below to check out what the latest trends are in cell phone wraps and laptop skins. Fashion takes over again!
A friend of mine sent this link to me from Fast Company’s website and it is worth the 12 minutes. It’s called, The Third and the Seventh, a totally animated short movie by Alex Roman (real name Jorge Seva), a 30-year-old architecture renderer in Madrid. Follow the link below:
http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/william-bostwick/architecture-design/test-test
I’m not sure of the glossy black finish but hey no one gets their first pancake right! especially since I was supposed to get this thing by Thanksgiving. I’ll give it a few days to see if it grows on me – then I’ll probably have it sandblasted, throw some buttermilk on it and wait for the moss to grow. On second thought, that might not smell too good after a fire gets going.
We got in on a little redesign on a local magazine you might have heard of so stay tuned to hear more. We have enjoyed getting to know Cathy Johnson and her team and look forward to more projects!
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