Showing posts with label Flickr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flickr. Show all posts

7.30.2010

David Gallaugher's Parkwheel

This is a few years old, but remains one of the coolest art projects I've seen on the internets. David Gallaugher of Dalhousie University created this mobile statement about the need to have more greenspace in urban areas. I wouldn't mind moving around Boston in one of those things. It would detract from the ugliness of Cleveland Circle while I was on my way to the Boston Commons and the public gardens. Shout out to Halifax, yall!

[Original source]

5.04.2010

Sorry for the Interlude: Here's some Psychedelic Doodles

Howdy internet acolytes! HC is back up and huffing and puffing again. Finally, now that I'm out from under the despotic thumb of my senior thesis, I can get back to what's really important: presenting all the flashy colors and whimsy I find to you, the narrowing few who follow this blog. It's been two months since we've last spoken. And I want to make it up to you. Which is why I'll be posting select tid-bits I found during the hiatus (for you see, especially in times of extreme stress, you can rely on the internet for quality procrastination).  First up, proof that time-wasting drawings can be seriously engrossing and not-at-all a waste of time. Via Escape Into Life.



Emotional Mapping [Faith Georgia]

Taxonomy Misnomer [Matt Lyon]

Fantasy Garden [Penny Raile]

Ratos de Ocio [Celiaaa]

Roman Meander Labyrinth [Artimess]


D20080904D 290 [Dave Bollinger]

3.06.2010

11.13.2009

Current Background 2

Photo credit to Flickr user traumlichtfabrik aka Eddi. Here's how he describes the treatment (I sure as hell don't understand it, maybe you do):
1) 3 single shots in -2; 0 and +2 EV, hand-held, Sigma 10-20 @10mm, ISO 400

2) HDR - Processing in Photomatix: Exposure Fusion (used to be called Exposure Blending) of the 3 source images

3) Photoshop CS3: (selective) Brightness, (selective) Contrast, Selective Color, colour Balance, Unsharp Mask, selective de-noising

11.11.2009

Wu-Note Project


Hilarious and graphically dead-on, designer Logan Walters reimagines Wu-Tang records as though they were released on Blue Note. Flickr page