Corinna Nicole Loo

Designer and creative based in Los Angeles, CA. Trying to keep what's worth keeping.

[iaminfiniteus]

[its-nice-that]

Animated Pucci patterns in Orlebar Brown’s Masters of Print campaign (Read more)

[sunnysideyup]

[complementsproject]

[madebykaran]

So much fun working on this with two of the coolest kids around.

[timcolmant]

Viewtography aka Floor Knaapen did some wonderful pictures for the last Eigen Huis & Interieur. And she uses some of my pattern in those. Thanks Floor & every assistants, designers involved in this!

[seouni-deactivated20150620]

new painting CREAM BLUSHER (fuchia/orange/salmon)

17,000원

[corinnaloo-blog]

[soulhospital]

[247forever]

The Future is Stupid (2006) by Jenny Holzer

[amare-habeo]

[womanhouse]

Aurora Reinhard (b. 1975, lives and works in Finland)

Flowers, 2006

Lycra, plastic, nail polish,.

[9999years]

dress

[withoutyourwalls]

[orqsm]

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[corinnaloo-blog]

http://www.amandaringstad.com

[corinnaloo-blog]

http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2014/feb/06/morocco-motorbike-women-pictures-kesh-angles-hajjaj#/?picture=428998665&index=0

[catherinelosingphotography]

An Editorial for Viewpoint magazine, “The rise of the conspicuous experience”.

Photography by Catherine Losing, Set design by Sarah Parker, Retouching by The Forge.

[corinnaloo-blog]

Greg Ruben

[good]

Imagine if your doctor could personalize your care. IBM researchers predicts that in five years, doctors will routinely use your DNA to keep you well. Cancer could then be treated on a DNA level in both the patient and tumor, at a scale and speed never before possible. Check out the video here.

Illustration and animation by Brent Clouse

[good]

It is common knowledge that every person has an optimal way of learning. By analyzing a range of data sets that include curricula, student attendance records, and students’ behavior on e-learning platforms, IBM aims to turn big data into usable information for education systems on all levels. Want to see how syllabus can turn into syllabi? Check out the video here.

Illustration and animation by Brent Clouse