I don’t know if you guys have heard of them or not, but improv everywhere is this group that kind of gathers lots of random volunteers and they pull of these big stunts or pranks. It’s just a different form of creativity. This is a video of one of my favorite stunts.
These are two pictures from a website that has help with photoshop as well as a gallery of different types of graphics. There are forums and newsletters and it seems like a good place for some information. www.graphics.com
This is a Sony Bravia commercial created w/ rubber bouncy balls… it’s insane.
I stumbled upon this picture and just thought that the red in it was really nice. This is a picture of a partial eclipse over the Manila Bay
I think it is a self esteem booster as well. I actually wrote a paper on how beauty, sexuality, and happiness is all intertwined earlier this year. I used the Dove Evolution campaign as a soure. The video shows the viewer than even those you consider perfection are in fact not. And the campaign shows you that perfection is different for each person. It shows you beauty comes in many forms other than those pictured on magazine covers.
colors — white and black — her clothing and make up match the graphics, typeface, etc.
I was just watching this music video, and it seemed pretty graphically inspiring, I really like how they mix animated graphics with live action video, especially the t-shirt animation.
I thought this was a really cool commercial, it made me want to go try to make a slinky out of sticky notes.
I wish i could doodle like this. Her work is so impressive.
http://www.redbubble.com/people/definatalie/art/1581912-1-heroine
This pic is taken during the Olympics. It is absolutely awesome and meaningful. Ryan is so lucky to catch this angle. The dark background brings out the bright color in the fire. The combination of this big event and the moon recorded this historical moment in a very special way.
“I was running late, rushing from my last job to the Bird’s Nest for the men’s 100m final – as I turned the corner with one of my colleagues we saw a full moon rising above the stadium and we could not believe our luck!
“I had to decide if it would be worth stopping to shoot this picture and risk losing my spot in the stadium – I decided I could shoot this image quickly.
“Luckily I had a long lens with me, as it would have been difficult to capture the image without it. I waited a few minutes for the moon to move in line with the torch and this was the result.”
Photo: Ryan Pierse
