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@rockhertz
On of the most amazing paradigms of my generations is the desire for free products, and the range of successful free products in existence. Every day it seems as paying for something seems more and more redundant, because a free version exists somewhere. Companies that embrace this ideal can thrive greatly, as Google and Facebook do. I admire this idea, if ever I were to bring out any web service or application, I would aim for it to be free.
A dutch company is working on setting up a colony on Mars. To me this obviously is an amazing goal. It might be really hard for them to get advertisers though, and then it needs to find astronauts willing to fly there (7 months) and live the rest of their lives there.
Maybe I could work for them, managing their communications and attracting investors. That would be a job I could find meaningful and satisfactory.
Or maybe I can just spend my life on Mars.
Another exquisite usage of black and white. This picture is dubbed 'No more mr. nice guy'. It portrays how the darkness can contribute to the feeling, the picture in doesn't have to be angry or badass, the usage of colour, or actually lack thereof creates the awesome atmosphere.
Earth is the cradle of humanity, but one cannot live in a cradle forever. - Konstantin Eduardovich Tsiolkovsky
As I've said before, I think humanities leap towards space is one of the most important steps we'll ever take. It inspires me to do anything I do, it gives life meaning, not just for me but everyone, everything we do, in my opinion, contributes to our spacefaring future. Some peoples lives are more significant, some peoples lives less. Currently my future doesn't seem to be as significant to spacetravel, I hope that someday I find a way to more actively contribute to this goal.
I love airplanes, as I've mentioned before. I'm always amazed at the skills the pilots display. This ad really hit me as it shows you the experience and confidence British Airways has. This in turn makes me hyped for flying again. Anyway, the commercial is designed brilliantly. It passes off the exact feeling that any pilot I know or have seen gives off.
Once again the element of what seems to be post apocalyptic loneliness. The composition of this picture hits me, it seems like even though the city is desolate, the lonely person walks for the light of hope. Humanity isn't perished until the last man falls. Powerful imagery like this always... inspires me. It makes me look up and think up similar images and stories. I sometimes wish I had the graphical insight to actually make it reality.
I decided to share this powerful image more because of the qoute, than the actual picture (even though the picture is quite impressive). In our society some people will go through everything and everyone to get their way, these men might thread some lines after which I define them evil. Some people however, are so adamant about having life their way, that they are evil incarnated. Their purity amazes me, yet I keep to intense integrity. Why? Because when evil is able to corrupt us, integrity is the one way to keep its appeal at bay.
I had to look at this ad five times before I actually got it. As soon as I got it, my reaction was 'Woooow'. The simplicity of this ad is amazing, it's not obvious enough to quickly let you look away, no it actually captures you're attention. Why is there an ad with a screw and a fly on it? Sheer genius.
An amazing advertisement. I'm not necessarily against a war, but out of the box thinking, in relation to advertisement sometimes brings amazing results. This is one of them, I can see myself attempting stuff like this in the future, or support people in being able to think in ad campaigns like these.
This song could be the background music to ANYTHING epic. Be it a spaceship approaching a spacestation, or two armies facing off against each other. Background music in my eyes can make or kill any movie/preview/commercial/game. Music is an essence of emotion, and picking the right song for the right moment is incredibly important. This song stands for the power of music to me, and how it can bolster our creativity.
This is everything I love about science. Hell everyday we discover more that we don't know. But the little we know MATTERS, and we should always pursue knowing more.
This picture is amazing, the way it depicts our eight planets in a way that it could be a childs project is simply amazing. Simplyfing what we know to increase our amazement. Advertising genius.
Some more beauty. The power of the human mind, the power of humanity to encompass reality and the vastness of the entire world. Or the power of creativity, the corruption of the state. And i could go on and on. Basically this amazing piece of art evokes all kinds of inspiration in me. I can look at it and imagine hundreds and millions of stories. It's simply amazing.
I tried looking up the artist, but to no avail. If someone out there manages to find the artist, please message me.
I have been an Olivia Wilde fan through and through since her first appearance on House. This picture however, specifically is of insane beauty. The black and white are used at their fullest potential, and Olivia looks purer and cleaner then ever. This, to me, it's female beauty at its finest.
Something I am definitely guilty off. Had to post this here because of my love of stick figures, its basically the only drawing style I'm even remotely capable of. The beauty of this way of drawing it can be a direct interpretation of your fantasy. It's the purest of common language we all know. Basically stick figures can be seen as raw imagination, faceless, genuine, but very real nonetheless.
What a surprise, more fan-art. So I've recently started watching Doctor Who, and I'm loving it. The show has an amazing ability to portray that whenever you're positive, good things will happen to you. The Doctors optimism makes sure that he always has a plan, and even when he doesn't his attitude will get him there.
This simple drawing is incredibly powerful to me. Any fan to the series will immediately enjoy a rush of recognition of the feeling the Tardig provides us.
Some more Mass Effect rebranding. Rooster82 brings together two popular franchises to create his own awesome image. Seems like in this case the simple equation awesome + awesome = awesome*2 come in place. Also notice the details.
Now for something different, a powerful piece of art. As I've expressed earlier in my post I've become to stand behind Anonymous and their purposes. The news might depict them as a bunch of terrorist, but in reality they always fight for a higher purpose. They are indeed fighting for the ignorant and naïve, and I trust them to cover our backs.
Now to the composition of the picture itself, it's a very strong picture. The faded background, the strong contrast with the kid in front, and of course the distinct Guy Fawkes mask. This inspires me in creating images of advertising.
