Let’s have some fun today. These drawings – with a nostalgic twist – are made by Paul Thurlby.
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when in Rome …
… do as the Romans do. This door at the Kemistry Gallery in London is the entrance to the exhibition ‘How to say the most with the least’. Always a challenge for everyone in visual communications. The show is based on a workshop by Mesa & Cadeira and Anthony Burrill. I like this new short phrase as… Continue reading when in Rome …
summer shower
‘Surface of Revolution” by Caroline Lindo, TxT graduate 2012 at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy. A little summer rain, refreshing and a bit fun. Picture by Rodney Smith. via Visualize Us
hit the road
A car like this and a great summer evening, just perfect to go where ever and forever. Picture by Janis Nicolay via Poppytalk Leaving the city heat. Photorealistic out-of-focus oil paintings by Philip Barlow. Great capture of the intense glow of a vibrant sun chasing the pavement in a busy city. via My Modern Met
leave
[Translation] I leave one time. Then I remain. I leave maybe twice. But then I will stay… If I am left I will remain once and hesitate maybe twice… I don’t know. I’m right, I will think. I take the shortest way, the most beautiful road, and also the fastest way, the road along abysses and… Continue reading leave
the wind is low
When living in Holland you have to get the summer moment when you can. You can nearly touch the tranquility of a nice summer evening in this picture. Picture by Antoin
summer lovin’
This fun film created by Stephan Meierding brings back childhood memories. Still a little envious about those pink happy handles. via The Design Ark
vive le vélo
It always feels that the summer really starts when the ‘Tour de France’ hits the road. Three weeks filled with emotions, heroism and the ongoing beauty of France. Just love it. Just like this stylish bike ‘Strike‘. The bike is a reclaimed Benotto bike from the eighties. Stripped down, repainted and rebuild with new parts… Continue reading vive le vélo
spinning
Getting in the mood for the upcoming ‘Tour de France’ with this double exposed picture of Paris by Raquel Mismornings. via Visualize us
connection
Extraordianary interactions between humans and animals by the canadian filmmaker and photographer Gregory Colbert in his ongoing ‘Ashes and Snow’ project. None of the images have been digitally manipulated. The images are exhibited in his Nomadic Museum. Impressive. via My modern met
come
[translation] Who is coming for a bicycleride in the sea tell mum that we will be later that we will be under water this afternoon Hey there’s a very peculiar pike in a weekdays trouser it must be quite a real one something so beautiful can’t be devised Who is coming for a bicycleride in the… Continue reading come
balance
Like thin air, these breathtaking pictures of Thirza Schaap for ‘papiermache‘- and ‘milk‘ magazine. Love the seemingly easyness in her photography, in particular her work with children. Besides that she is a truly fun person to work with.
fairytale
Dancing, floating umbrella lights. Fun, lovely fairytale decoration. Perfect for a soft summer night. Picture by mscambridge Thanks to Kirsten Jassies for the link.
caution
Clear message. The ‘operates without warning’ line of this sign makes me smile. Raw and beautiful typography. Picture by Antoin
blind date
Inspiring postcard by Marije Tolman on my table. Marije makes great books like the much rewarded book ‘De Boomhut’ [The Treehouse]. A sweat story with impressive drawings she made with her father.