All Blog Posts Tagged 'In' (17)

In Focus has put together a wonderful photographic tribute to Steve Jobs. It includes this photo of Jobs standing beneath an old picture of him and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. Taken during the company's early days, it's nicely juxtaposed with an older Jobs - still full of the same hope, courage and determination as he launches the iPad on January 27, 2010.



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Our hearts go out to the people in Japan and all those affected by the 8.9-magnitude earthquake. It's the biggest earthquake on record to hit Japan and according to CNN it "unleashed walls of water Friday that swept across rice fields, engulfed towns, dragged houses onto highways… Continue

One of the first thing you'll notice when you visit photographer Jeremy Goldberg's website is that his photos are divided up into three unique and distinct sections - CinemaScope, EightTrack and ShoeBox. In CinemaScope and in EightTrack, you'll find yourself entranced by the glamorous and modern way he shoots our favorite actors and musicians, but it's in ShoeBox… Continue

Seattle based photographer Marc von Borstel has created some truly dramatic images with his recent work with dancers from the New York City Ballet company and the Pacific Northwest Ballet company, based in Seattle. The entire series of photographs was commissioned to showcase the Fall 2010 collection of Mondetta Performance Gear (MPG), a… Continue

Peter Pan

Over at Postertext they've created the single best art to hang on your wall if you're an English Major or just a fan of reading (both of which apply to me). They create art from the pages of your favorite books depicting a scene.



The prices are really affordable and needless to say I'm… Continue

Nothing gets me more excited than seeing creative ideas rise to the top and get the recognition it deserves. The Guggenheim Museum and YouTube must love this too because they've partnered up to discover new talent.



"The project, called YouTube Play and conceived as a biennial event, is intended to discover innovative work from unexpected sources. It is open even to entrants who don’t consider themselves artists, and actively encourages the participation of… Continue

For months we've been listening to health care reform this and health care reform that - but what does it all mean? Nicole Maria Rincon, winner of GOOD's "best information" infographic project, provides a straight foward presentation of the facts… Continue

London-based Noemie Goudal has that amazing ability to visually narrate stories through her photographs. With an undertone of fantasy and adventure, her photos are intriguing because her sets are often times just a blown up photo within a photo.



Noemie began taking pictures as a young teenager in her grandmother's garden, where she would ask her sisters…

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With the highly anticipated film adaptation by Tim Burton hitting theaters soon, Gallery Nucleus invited artists of the feature film and beyond to create their vision of the iconic story. Check out all of the amazing artwork online or go see Curiouser and Curiouser: Inspired by… Continue

The picture above looks like the brave young man has fallen down from inferno straight through a fiery bellowing cloud. He's actually swimming in the sea, going underneath a rolling wave. These photographs have a vintage look to them. They make me feel somewhat nostalgic about something I've never even done before...like free diving for example.



While most would choose colour photographs to document the underwater world, not surprising…

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Presented by KoreAm Journal and produced by The Mighty Fifty, a live performance with Priscilla… Continue

DDB Brazil and photographer Rodrigo Ribeiro created this "Blend In" campaign for Zoo Safari. The blending of the images makes a cool effect, but could you imagine if these animals were that close to your car?!

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Here's a cool set commemorating a very special day for a couple a starry-eyed kids that just so happens to take place at two of my favorite haunts over yonder.

Joshua Tree is captivating anyway, but froze over it becomes something entirely different. 'Surreal' and 'Otherworldly' comes to mind...

... and then, to top it off, a… Continue

A good mixture of medium and message.



Artist: Josh Harris

Director: Tim Godsall

Agency: Ogilvy, New… Continue

THE MOVIE REVIEWERS ARE POOPING ON

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

The trailer of this movie looks really good but Rotten Tomatoes reviewers have given it a 6% rating, which equates to 1 out of 17 positive reviews.



Explorer Rick O'Connell to combat the resurrected Han Emperor in an epic that races from the catacombs of ancient China high into the frigid Himalayas. Rick is joined in this all-new adventure… Continue

Remake of a a classic oldie along with a great… Continue

Found this interesting cracked.com article on Digg today.