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Post pobrano z: Make It Count: The Element Story | Official Trailer

A story about skateboard, a story about a brand, a short skit on the industry inside element of the world where the founder Johnny Schillereff founded skateboard company ELEMENT. We all did grew up with this element, the skateboard itself broaden our horizon and keep me away from guns and knifes. If I didn’t have a skateboard I would definitely be joining a gang. I LOVE my skateboard, and I love my Element. Tony Awards for this documentary, indeed a must for skater or not. One Love.

Post pobrano z: Mi – Zo Update

The duo of Mi – Zo has uploaded some new projects with, as usual, remarkable touch

Post pobrano z: Hype for Type

HypeForType is the brand new online digital type foundry from Thinkdust. The aim is to create a new and inspiring type foundry to showcase the best in today’s typographic talent. It’s also a place for designers and creatives to gain access to truyl unique fonts. The exclusive volumes is a new concept for HFT to work with some of the industries most recognisable and talented individuals. Volume one includes creations from Si Scott, Alex Trochut, Jon Burgerman, Luke Lucas, and Hello Hikimori. You can check it all out here:

www.hypefortype.com

Post pobrano z: What is Architecture?

This is a short film by MAYA Design about architecture in its broadest sense.

Very succinct description and really brilliant visualization. Also check out the companion piece about INFORMATION , the animation is even better.

via MAYAnMAYA

Post pobrano z: Glug Nottingham – Hosted by Subism

Subism hosts Junes Glug Nottingham at Brownes. Join the fun! Expect an evening of live drawing & doodling.

Artists include:
Billy
Todd Jerms
Phil Blake & N4T4 (TBC)

glugnottingham.co.uk

subism.co.uk

Post pobrano z: Diftype

Diftype.com is the alter-ego, portfolio & playground of Niklas Lundberg, a young self-taught graphic design & illustrator working with print, motion & photography.

via Designlenta

Post pobrano z: Go to Hell (or Heaven) at the Standard Hotel

For months now, director/artist Marco Brambilla and Crush have been working on Civilization, a video installation for the new Standard Hotel in NYC. It was finally installed last week. Civilization, which has been installed in the elevators and is composed of over 400 video clips, takes passengers on a visual trip from Hell to Heaven, as they go up, or from Heaven to Hell, as they go down. Pictures of the installation are here along with full credits and a Q&A with Brambilla and Crush. View the complete video file here or on Vimeo.

Post pobrano z: Levine/Leavitt

Just launched a new site for Levine/Leavitt which includes a dream-team of designers and photographers. Some you’ll recognize, others are bound to become new cpluv favorites. Tim Bret-Day, Danny Clinch, Dimitri Daniloff, Peter Funch, Laziz Hamani, Trujillo-Paumier, Sacha Waldman, Markus Wendler, Adam Larson, Alex Trochut, Anthony Burrill, Brosmind, Graphic Therapy, and Si Scott.

If you look at one thing today, it should be this image. just dont do it while the boss is near.

Source: fbuddha

Post pobrano z: The High Line Opens!

photo by Iwan Baan

It looks like the urban park of our dreams is officially open to the public:

Just moments ago, we stood with Mayor Bloomberg, Speaker Quinn, Borough President Stringer, Congressman Nadler, and other leaders and supporters and cut the ribbon on the High Line, officially opening the first section to the public. This historic day is the culmination of ten years of advocacy, planning and construction, and we’re so grateful to everyone who has helped make this opening possible. read more…

It’s truly inspiring to see such an undertaking actually come to fruition, from the unveiling of the design and those gorgeous early renderings by DS+R and Field Operations through all the planting/building (I’ve been following this religiously over the past year or so) by Friends of the High Line up to today with Section 1 being open, it’s definitely something for the city to be immensely proud of. I for one will be heading to NYC as soon as possible to check it out, and can’t wait to see how it evolves.
via High Line Blog

photo by Barry Munger