A new identity for Zaha Hadid Architects

December 29, 2011 //

Greenspace‘s new identity, typeface and website for Zaha Hadid Architects is inspired by the firm’s use of computer scripts and pattern generation in its pioneering work…

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Zaha Hadid Sans was designed with Miles Newlyn.

He writes, ‘the typeface uses two unique features: There is the folded detail, in which joins that are usually truncated are divided by a slim gap to give the appearance of layering. The other feature is a carefully stressed curve that flows from vertical to near horizontal and back again.’

Kabuki make up

December 8, 2011 //

surely art, beautiful design.
Love those make ups form classical Japanese dance-drama ( Kabuki 歌舞伎).
kabuki make ups

mark shale

December 8, 2011 //

Mark shale, well designed with grid system and beautiful space, image and type arrangement.
http://markshale.com/

Help-Portrait event

October 31, 2011 //

Introducing the vision for the 2011 Help-Portrait event on 10 December 2011. Founder, Jeremy Cowart, explains how we’re doing things a little different this year.
Visit Help-Portrait Community at: http://community.help-portrait.com/?xg_source=msg_mes_network

WAR_photographer I like 01

October 31, 2011 //

Work from Francesco Cocco

Francesco Cocco was born in Recanati, Italy in 1960. He began working as a photographer in 1989. Keenly interested in social marginalization and the world of children, he immediately started visiting ‘difficult’ countries, especially in Asia.
Title: Afghanistan [2008]
Kabul, near a Mosque.
Kabul, Emergency’s Hospital.
Noor, 15 years old, dramatically wounded by the burst of an anti-personnel mine, which caused him the loss of a arm and a leg.
Kabul.
The old town, the most ancient part of the city, which has been largely destroyed by bombs during war period. A dog along a narrow path. Read the rest of this entry »

Occupy L.A.: Through the words of an artist

October 24, 2011 //

Occupy L.A.: Through the words of an artist
from LA Times

Rick Gershon

August 22, 2011 //

Interview with MediaStorm Producer Rick Gershon
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Rick Gershon joined MediaStorm as a producer in 2010. He served as a multimedia photojournalist and staff photographer at Getty Images from 2007 to 2010.

Some of his clients include the Discovery Channel, History Channel, A&E, The Travel Channel, AOL.com and MSNBC. His images of various news and political events have run in newspapers and news magazines around the world and he is a featured photographer with Reportage by Getty Images.

Refugees United

August 22, 2011 //

Refugees United is an online family tracing tool that assists refugees and other stateless people to find and search for lost loved ones. Refugees United commissioned MediaStorm to create a documentary that both told the story of Refugees United, as well as chronicled the lives of refugees that are currently separated from their family.

Following the lives of four refugees and how separation from loved ones has shaped their existence, “Lost and Found: The Story of Refugees United” is a journey into the hardships so many families must endure as they seek to reconnect. See the project at http://mediastorm.com/clients/lost-and-found-for-refugees-united

Part Ape, Part Human

August 15, 2011 //

By Josh Fischman
Photograph by Brent Stirton, Art by John Gurche

A new ancestor emerges from the richest collection of fossil skeletons ever found.
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National Geographic

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