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Ladybird Books

I just came across this great resource of Japanese emoticons, I often struggle remembering how to visualize some kind of emotion on SNS, etc - this will come in handy at those times! http://www.japaneseemoticons.net/

#emoticons #japanese #resource

weandthecolor

Happy Holidays!

A hand lettered holiday card by Irish illustrator Steve Simpson for Grosset & Dunbar, an imprint of Penguin USA.

More details of the holiday card design on WE AND THE COLOR Facebook // Twitter // Google+ // Pinterest

ilustremario

Home is wherever I’m with You

#design #life

mrmullin

The top books of 2012, according to Facebook.

#design #social

stephsassine

CATT

This is the logo and app icon that I designed for the augmented reality application that me, my classmates and the “Augmented Mountain” group created.

This is the complete walkthrough of the experience: https://vimeo.com/54917151

This is the website we created for the app: http://infinyc.com/project/catt/

#web design

This must be one of the best photos I've ever seen of Rainbow Bridge. The photo has (as far I can see) been taken from the beach on Odaiba, a small island (supposedly built on piled up trash) in Tokyo Bay.

This island is one of the most popular entertainment and sightseeing areas in Tokyo, and is especially commonly known to be a great spot for dating couples. I as well have had a lot of good memories in the past at the time when my wife and I were dating.

If you're in Tokyo, this should absolutely be one of your top destinations! Photo By: David Rodríguez http://500px.com/photo/981780

#photography #art #tokyo #odaiba

nevver

Speed kills

razorshapes

Lori Nix - The City

1. Subway (2012)

2. Botanic Garden(2008)

3. Majestic (2006)

4. Map Room (2010)

In my newest body of work “The City” I have imagined a city of our future, where something either natural or as the result of mankind, has emptied the city of it’s human inhabitants. Art museums, Broadway theaters, laundromats and bars no longer function. The walls are deteriorating, the ceilings are falling in, the structures barely stand, yet Mother Nature is slowly taking them over. These spaces are filled with flora, fauna and insects, reclaiming what was theirs before man’s encroachment. I am afraid of what the future holds if we do not change our ways regarding the climate, but at the same time I am fascinated by what a changing world can bring.