Posts Tagged ‘from’
isabel Kronenberger: FACES
Ihoto exhibition for a set, shooting UNKNOWN IDENTITY
Direction Jaume Collet Serra
In cinemas 3rd of March 2011
Artists Website
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| Animal inspired fashion from Camille Cortet |
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Camille Cortet invites us to get in touch with our animal instincts and get wild with her ultra fashion animal inspired legwear and accessories. Snake or bird, the choice is yours! |
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| TDW 2010 // JAPAIN … from Spain to Japan! |
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Thedesignvlog.com and Yatzer.com made a visit during Valencia Design Week 2010 to the CuldeSac head office for the pre-launch of JAPAIN. Japan + Spain = JAPAIN. Now Emma Elizabeth visits the exhibition at Tokyo Design 2010. |
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| CAP ROCAT // From a military fortress to a boutique hotel |
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Cap Rocat has been created from a former 19th century military fortress, set on an incredibly secluded headland on the Bay of Palma de Mallorca. Stunningly blended into the landscape, the magnificent fortress has been totally transformed, whilst retaining the integrity of its architecture and the natural environment. |
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In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make a paper parking for toy cars from cigarette boxes.
Final result, Parking which I made for Maks (2 years old soon of my friends Basia and Maciek)
What you will need:
1. 14 cigarette boxes (or more if you want to make bigger one)
2. Cardboard the thicker the better.
3. Stapler
4. Glue
5. Spray paint (I used gray metallic)
6. Paper and printer
5. Craft knife or
First you have to cut out shape of parrking of cardboard. Next you have to cut out shape of parking place from every cigarette box.
Than you have to join boxes in my case it was 2×3 boxes and 2 times 4 boxes. For joining I use stapler
Then glue parking places on cardboard and spray it all in the color you want to have your parking.
You can also put parking places numbers, direct arrows… (I’ve printed them on sticker paper).
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