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design round 1 poll 2
which piece of Bolesławiec ceramic tableware do you like better?
the teapot
the egg plate
about the producent: the Bolesławiec ceramics are such an iconic Polish thing! they are made traditionally from the clay found in the region (Lower Silesia) and painted by hand, even nowadays when the demand is so high. i love them so much
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design round 1 poll 8
which piece do you like better?
Miss Wanda costume design (Staś) by Krystyna Zachwatowicz, 1986
Joas costume design (Dziewiąty sprawiedliwy) by Ryszard Winiarski, 1971
Miss Wanda costume design (Staś) by Krystyna Zachwatowicz, 1986:
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Joas costume design (Dziewiąty sprawiedliwy) by Ryszard Winiarski, 1971:
propaganda: He may be better known for his monochromatic abstract geometric paintings but I love this also very geometric but very colorful set design. It would be hard to look any more 70s, I love the bright colors and bold shapes.
design round 1 poll 7
which costume design by Joanna Jaśko-Sroka do you like better?
the flower sorceress (the Snow Queen), 2014
the Finnish woman (the Snow Queen), 2014
the flower sorceress (the Snow Queen), 2014:
propaganda: Here is a photo of the finished product: https://wlabiryncieteatru.pl/archiwum/obiekty/tp-d-039-04-hans-christian-andersen-krolowa-sniegu-rez
the Finnish woman (the Snow Queen), 2014:
propaganda: Every costume in the version is amazing, so I just send a link to my fav even if it was very very hard to choose. The above link is the concept art for the Finn woman. Here is a link to a photo of the finished costume. https://wlabiryncieteatru.pl/archiwum/obiekty/tp-d-039-30-hans-christian-andersen-krolowa-sniegu-rez and here is a link to a trailer for the production: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYuLlAJgtpo
design round 1 poll 4
which piece do you like better?
project of setting for Le baiser de la Fée by Alicja Halicka, 1940
project of scenography for As you like it by Teresa Targońska, 1972
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design round 1 poll 1
which piece do you like better?
Artichoke footstool - design by Monomoka, 2013
Tulip armchair - design by Teresa Kruszewska, 1973
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design round 1 poll 6
which piece do you like better?
scenography for the Odyssey by Adam and Jarosław Kilian, 2005
set design for Electra by Małgorzata Szczęśniak, 1995
scenography for the Odyssey by Adam and Jarosław Kilian, 2005:
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set design for Electra by Małgorzata Szczęśniak, 1995:
propaganda: Its a very modern scenography, that in its way become its own tropes and clichees, but I think the waste emptiness of stage give the actors and in that the audience room for the performance and its emotional impact. And clichee or not the giant splash of blood works for me.
about the artist: She works a lot with the director Krzysztof Warlikowski, who she is married to.
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design round 1 poll 9
which piece do you like better?
red dress by Sarah Lipska, c. 1928
Eastern Europe goes wild-wild West! fashion collection by Gosia Baczyńska, 2018
red dress by Sarah Lipska, c. 1928:
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Eastern Europe goes wild-wild West! fashion collection by Gosia Baczyńska, 2018:
propaganda: *trips* *thousands of pictures of fashion spill from pockets* look at the whole beautiful collection here (link in here please ^u^ love u)
about the artist: One of, if not the most, well known Polish fashion designer
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design round 1 poll 5
which piece do you like better?
scenography and costumes for King Lear by Krystyna Zachwatowicz, 1962
costumes for Captain America: the First Avenger by Anna B. Sheppard, 2011
scenography and costumes for King Lear by Krystyna Zachwatowicz, 1962:
propaganda: I love theater set design that makes sense for theater but wouldn't work for (most) films, I like when it is symbolic instead of realistic. Also kudos to the photographer of this still Leon Myszkowski.
about the artist: She is scenographer, costume designer and actress.
costumes for Captain America: the First Avenger by Anna B. Sheppard, 2011:
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