Fine Lines Pt.62 is an original mixed media artwork by White on Walls. White On Walls is the work of Melbourne based Brand Designer and Artist Jacqui Norman. With a degree in Visual Communication Design and artistic roots, Jacqui’s work revolves around the subtle strength of simplicity. The notion of saying more, by showing less. With a deep appreciation of minimalism, architecture and geometric shapes, Jacqui often draws inspiration from her surroundings and graphic design background. Always working with a refined colour palette, each piece she creates is specifically tailored to those with an appreciation for the subtle gradations of white and neutral tones. From warm to cool, dark to light.
This product contains 3 worksheets to go with the book "Not Norman" by Kelly Bennett. It includes 2 writing prompts and a graphic organizer in both color and black & white.
Norman Arts Council is looking to turn one man’s trash into everyone’s piece of public art with a project coinciding with the Pioneer Library System’s Summer Solstice Celebration centering around the public art piece Prairie Wind by artist James Johnson made possible by the Norman Forward
This Friday I was given a fantastic going-away present by my good friend and co-worker Sarah Ives. Her grandfather Norman Ives was a brilliant artist and designer. He created beautiful designs by layering, fragmenting, and cropping letterforms. Sarah and her family have many Ives originals and it sa
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A Ruptured Time by Norman Duenas
Enjoy customising your own, designed invitation to either send digitally or print. All templates are creating using Canva/Canva Pro. PRODUCT - Personalised, editable invitations using Canva. - Digital Download – a link to 5 x 7 inch invitation template. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ YOU RECEIVE - Upon purchasing this product, you will receive a PDF with a link to edit and customise your own invitation and details via Canva. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PRINTING Our clients have used various print shops including: Harvey Norman Print Shop, Vistaprint, Officeworks or local professional print stores. Alternatively, customers also have the option of sending a digital invitation via message or email. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ TERMS & CONDITIONS OF USE * Please note this is NOT a purchase of hard copy invitations. ** Select invitations may contain premium Canva features (such as images or graphics, for example) which would require a purchase. There is no requirement to make any purchases and any of these features can be substituted out on the template by the buyer, if preferred. - Please note this file is for personal use only (not commercial use/resale). You may not forward, share, sell or distribute the file. It is for non-commercial use only. - Due to the digital nature of the products, we are unable to provide a refund once a file has been purchased. - Colours may differ slightly when printed from what you see on your screen. - All rights are reserved by MKR Creative.
Today’s Wednesday, and that means it’s one day closer to being break for me. And for the rest of you, only three more days ’til the weekend! Today’s post offers you another …
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Fine Lines Pt.60 is an original mixed media artwork by White on Walls. White On Walls is the work of Melbourne based Brand Designer and Artist Jacqui Norman. With a degree in Visual Communication Design and artistic roots, Jacqui’s work revolves around the subtle strength of simplicity. The notion of saying more, by showing less. With a deep appreciation of minimalism, architecture and geometric shapes, Jacqui often draws inspiration from her surroundings and graphic design background. Always working with a refined colour palette, each piece she creates is specifically tailored to those with an appreciation for the subtle gradations of white and neutral tones. From warm to cool, dark to light.
Designing for clients such as the Museum of Modern Art, AIGA, Knoll International, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Yale University Press. Exhibiting work at the Whitney, MoMA, the Smithsonian and the Walker Art Center. Teaching alongside Herbert Matter, Paul Rand, Armin Hofmann, Bradbury Thompson
“Norman Ives: Constructions & Reconstructions” is an in-depth chronicle of the spirit and genius of a master fine artist and designer.
Image 1 of 7 from gallery of Norman Foster's Manchester Maggie's Centre Breaks Ground. Photograph by Foster + Partners
By John T. Hill An in-depth chronicle of the spirit and genius of master fine artist and renowned graphic designer Norman Ives. This first comprehensive account of Ives, a mid-twentieth-century master, covers the multi-faceted career of a fine artist, graphic designer, teacher, and publisher. It reflects Ives’s timeless relevance in the visual arts. The book—itself a work of art—introduces unseen treasures showcasing the brilliant variety and vitality of his work. It fully defines Ives’s signature use of letterform fragments. These became the lyrical strokes of his abstract constructions and reconstructions. Ives’s design and art anticipates the percolating type-as-art movement popularized by Robert Indiana’s LOVE sculptures. Type-related art has since become ubiquitous in painting and sculpture, as well as other massive architectural “type works.” Ives’s work fits squarely into this genre having roots in the early 20th-century Modern movement. Ives was part of Josef Albers’ restructured Yale School of Art which transformed the traditional teaching of graphic design, leading it towards a more demanding and thoughtful profession. Recognized for his innovative work in graphic design, Ives was also an artist whose vision extended well beyond the discipline, with paintings and collages collected by major museums including the Guggenheim Museum and the Yale University Art Gallery. Norman Ives summed it up best when he wrote: “Vision is the most universal of languages; seeing is more convincing that reading. It is up to the designer to interpret our culture in a way that is universally understood through the eye.“ Published by powerHouse Books, 2020 Hardcover, 312 pages, full color, 10.25 × 10.75 inches ISBN: 978-1-57-687977-1
TweetKlara Ostaniewicz is an architect and professional artist living in Warsaw, Poland. She is interested in architecture from the past twenty years and the way the design highlights interior and exterior spaces. She uses pencil to celebrate architectural structures through beautifully crafted drawings. Architect BEHF, Motto & Fluss, Vienna, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Santiago Calatrava, Allen Lambert Galleria, Toronto, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Frank Gehry, DZ Bank, Berlin, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Helmut Jahn, Sony Center, Berlin, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Frank Gehry, Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Norman Foster, Reichstag, Berlin, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Jean Nouvel, Sofitel, Vienna, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Jean Nouvel, Sofitel, Vienna (2), drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Norman Foster, British Museum, London, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Richard Meier, Museum of Contemporary Art, Barcelona, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Michael Wilford, British Embassy, Berlin, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Zaha Hadid, MAXXI - national museum of XXI century art, Rome, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Santiago Calatrava, Liège-Guillemins TGV, Liège, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Ming Pei, Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art, Luxembourg, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Architect Herzog & de Meuron, Beijing National Stadium, Beijing, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz San Martino di Castrozza, drawing by Klara Ostaniewicz Tweet Share this: Share Facebook Related
new york based architectural designer noor makkiya has collected 21 drawings of human depictions by famous architects for the series 'figures'.
