Stories of the future, told through art. Two visionary decks exploring life 100 years from now, created by 299 global artists.
hand-drawn type by boy & i.
Visual identity project for Dansehallerne. Collaborative 2nd year exam project between Anne Kathrine Nørregaard and Camilla Grønbeck Green, graphic design graduates from the Danish School of Media & Journalism.
Visual identity for Nivaagaard. Collaborative bachelor project between Camilla Grønbeck Green and Anne Kathrine Nørregaard, graphic design graduates from the Danish School of Media & Journalism.
Brand identity project that united three prominent brands: Moskva Department Store, KazakhYuvelir, and Togas. This collaborative campaign aimed to authentically capture the timeless values deeply ingrained in Kazakh wedding culture.
Brand identity project that united three prominent brands: Moskva Department Store, KazakhYuvelir, and Togas. This collaborative campaign aimed to authentically capture the timeless values deeply ingrained in Kazakh wedding culture.
Brand identity project that united three prominent brands: Moskva Department Store, KazakhYuvelir, and Togas. This collaborative campaign aimed to authentically capture the timeless values deeply ingrained in Kazakh wedding culture.
Designer: Mary Choueiter with L.E.FT Architects Location: Brooklyn, New York, USA Category: Graphics/Branding/Identity Award: Runner-Up Beirut Exhibition CenterThis project is the visual identity of the Beirut Exhibition Center; a non-profit space that provides a collaborative environment for art museums, galleries, artist collectives and cultural institutions. The corporate identity applications included the primary and secondary...
Seth Apter recently asked me to be part of his online project, a collaborative between StencilGirl and Aladine , were Seth currently sells some really interesting and fun mixed media art supplies. I couldn’t resist the urge to play with some new to me art mediums, so myself, along with several o
Bended into a closed Loop of colours. Sancal's motto “smile, break the mold and be happy!” has guided their design philosophy and created a strong visual identity build around humour, passion, joy and innovation. LOOP & LINK are part of the same collaborative project between the design studio Raw Color and Sancal. Raw Color seeks to create new joyful ways of sitting. Available exclusively in NZ from UFL Group.
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Identity Project designed by Daniela Meyer. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
Puzzle Installation & Collaborative Project - Tim Kelly, artist
The last few days in 8th grade art have been spent working on a watercolor animal/plant cell project. Watercolor techniques are covered in 7...
The fine folks at Mama’s Sauce, a letterpress and screenprinting shop in Florida sent over their most recent project, called Love Letters as a way of raising money for the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. The letterpress printed box, which contains 7 alphabet coasters, was designed by 55 Hi’s and […]
For several years now I've used the fall festival to create a collaborative art piece involving students, parents, family members, teachers, and administration. Some years they are HUGE!!(Kandinsky Fence Project, Art Cubes..etc). This year I went small. We did the craft stick mural using the regular size craft sticks. Normally I would suggest using the next size up because you can accomplish greater detail in your designs, but it was something I had on hand & wouldn't cost any extra money. Sometimes...money does impact our choices as art educators. No matter...they turned out great!! I had moms, dads, grandparents, neighbors all setting down with their kids & creating together. Plus...I feel the results were amazing!! I prepped for the event by taping 12x18 paper down at each seat to protect my tables from young artists that might not have as great control. I placed warm color or cool colors at the tables....wanting to separate them out so I could do a pattern when assembling the pieces. (For the most part this worked out...but I had PARENTS going to other tables to get the other colors!! ha ha) I opted to do a chevron pattern. This is not as easy to do when their are irregularities with the craft sticks. So there are some spacing differences. I placed glitter glue in between the spaces. I attached it to foam core board I got at dollar tree. You have to be careful though...because sometimes the boards are really bent. I finished it off by brushing it with a satin finish acrylic glaze(just for added protection!) On the back I hot glued string and then duct taped it down to make sure it would not come loose. It is hanging in the office where there is less traffic of little hands to touch it. So hopefully it will stay up for awhile!!
Working on the textures we painted these flowers with the 6th grade students. We practiced lots of different textures, using tempera painting with different tools, as small, large, flat and round p…
Collaborative Pride Month Art Challenge with 24 sections to create a beautiful class artwork. Perfect for kindergarten students. Download and print now!
