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Wednesday Campanella OFFICIAL SITE

コムアイを主演とするポップハウス・ユニット「水曜日のカンパネラ」オフィシャルサイト。最新情報、プロフィール、ディスコグラフィなどを掲載。その他、今までの活動で蓄えてきたデモ音源やドキュメント映像を共有するコンテンツ「GARAGE-ガレージ-」を提供。

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ADNIGHT – 7 October 

Screenshot at Oct 05 17-07-24ADNIGHT is the ultimate kitchen review. For one night only, ADNIGHT opens up agency doors all around Amsterdam. A unique opportunity to breathe in the agency’s atmosphere, hear about their work and meet their incredible people. Explore what the Amsterdam creative industry is all about with 50 different agency-curated programs. Get inspired, find your new employer or maybe even your new agency of record!

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How different will tomorrow be from today? Both a lot and very little. More of us will live to be 100. Our resources will diminish while our technological capacity grows. Stuff will get faster and cheaper. But our basic needs? We’re betting those stay the same — that humans will still need to sleep, to eat, to work, and to move from place to place. That last part is what we’re interested in here. What happens to mobility in the next 15 years? Let’s go for a ride and find out.

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Breaking Out Of The Box: Design Inspiration (October 2016)

Whenever I work on an illustration, the objects don’t always have to look like they do in real life. They can look like how I perceive them in my mind. Breaking away from reality is the privilege you have as an illustrator. There are, in fact, no boundaries. Illustrating is creativity in its pure form. It is endless and that’s why I love it so much. The illustration above is an inspiring example of using geometric shapes to create a bicycle with a minimum of detail. Sit back, relax, and feed your appetite. Here’s your monthly dose.

Source: Breaking Out Of The Box: Design Inspiration (October 2016) – Smashing Magazine

How To Keep Perspective Right

Here’s a hack that will transform your perspective drawing forever. The idea is as clever as it is simple: first, you stretch a rubber string and attach its both ends to the canvas, then connect a clip to it and voila! Now you can drag the clip to any location and keep the proper ratios. The end result will always be visually accurate in terms of angles.

Source: How To Keep Perspective Right | Bored Panda

New Animalistic Trash Sculptures by Bordalo II Spring Up Around the Globe

Instead of contemplating a series of sketches or attempting to envision how an artwork will come together, Portuguese artist Bordalo II (previously here and here) begins each of his animal sculptures in a grimy hunt for raw materials in junk yards or abandoned factories. Car bumpers, tires, door

Source: New Animalistic Trash Sculptures by Bordalo II Spring Up Around the Globe | Colossal

Stencil Art That Blends Graffiti and Decay by Martin Whatson 

Norwegian born artist Martin Whatson produces stencil art that lashes out at the mundane, interrupting grayscale scenes with explosions of vibrantly painted graffiti. The works often focus on a singular matte subject, one that is seemingly unaware of the bright words and marks that have surround

Source: Stencil Art That Blends Graffiti and Decay by Martin Whatson | Colossal

New Fabulous Fashion Illustrations Seamlessly Blend Real-Life Objects to Mimic Graceful Movement 

It takes serious out-of-the-box thinking to take common household foods, such as string beans and Oreos, from the cupboard to the canvas. Luckily, the creative eye of illustrator Edgar Artis sees the world differently. The artist, whose work first caught our attention earlier this year, has continued to expand his sketch collection of unconventional evening gowns. Using real-life objects as dress material—including gummy bears, seashells, kiwis, and cotton balls—he creates surprising object transformations that seamlessly blend with fashion illustrations into playful three-dimensional visions that would make any fashion lover envious.The female models Artis draws are graceful and fierce—often striking powerful balletic poses. Because Artis works with foods, flowers, and other materials that can crumble and taper, his illustrations feel alive and full of motion. It’s as if the wind just fluttered through the model’s gown, adding to the dynamic dimension of the work. No matter what…

Source: New Fabulous Fashion Illustrations Seamlessly Blend Real-Life Objects to Mimic Graceful Movement – My Modern Met