Who is Fabryz?

Fabrizio is a UK based designer specialising in Graphic Design, Web/UI Design, Branding, Illustration & Photography.

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Last leaf

Virginia Mori

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Ghost World, John Atkinson

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Where do you cop? Hilary Pecis

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Salon Aeronautico

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Return to magenta, Zak van Biljon

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876. Sean Godsell /// Kew House /// Kew, Victoria, Australia /// 1996-97

OfHouses presents  Faraway, so Close I: Australia. (Photos: © Hisao Suzuki, Michael Wee. Source: El Croquis 165 Sean Godsell 1997-2012; Architectural Record 10/2000; Domus 821, Dec. 1999; michaelwee.com.au.)

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Nothing is forever, Christine Mooijer

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[desimonewayland]

L’oeil d’Aramon designed by garden designer Pascal Cribier (1953-2015)

via: something curated

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An amateur orchid grower works in the window of his greenhouse in Silver Spring, Maryland, April 1971.Photograph by Gordon Gahan, National Geographic

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A fireworks display illuminates the Eiffel Tower.This photograph appeared on the cover of the July 1989 issue.Photograph by James L. Stanfield, National Geographic

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An Alaskan ferry stateroom holds bunk beds, chairs, and a compact bath, June 1965.Photograph by W.E. Garrett, National Geographic

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Iron and manganese seepage creates streaks on a sandstone wall on Lake Powell in Utah, July 1967.Photograph by Walter Meayers Edwards, National Geographic

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Irish Guards remain at attention after one guardsman faints in London, England, June 1966.Photograph by James P. Blair, National Geographic

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North Korean school girls practice playing accordions, August 1974.Photograph by H. Edward Kim, National Geographic

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A railway encircles thirty-five blocks of shops, offices, and hotels in Chicago, June 1967.Photograph by James L. Stanfield, National Geographic

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Off-duty work horses trot across a dry wash in the Sierra Baguales in Patagonia, Chile, February 1960.Photograph by Kip Ross, National Geographic