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[Pics] The Hyper-reality Photo Style of Winkler+Noah

Posted by Kenn on February 22, 2012 · 0 Comment

Blending multiple art disciplines to create a special mix of traditional photography with experimentation, Winkler+Noah have turned out an impressive portfolio. This body of work has landed them clients such as: Audi, BMW, Bose, Jaguar, Martini & Rossi, McDonald's, Nissan, Saab,Samsung, Volkswagen, Yamaha, blah blah blah, believe me the list just goes on. See what kind of creativity is required [...]

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[Contest] Win a 30×40 Print from ClickPixx on Flickr

Posted by Jaron on February 22, 2012 · 0 Comment

Hey Fstoppers! After a short hiatus from contests on Flickr, we are happy to welcome them back! We are giving away a free 30 x 40 inch wrap print from ClickPixx.com. Full details and rules in the full post.

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Tips for Responsive Corporate Design

Posted by Rafiq Elmansy (admin) on February 22, 2012 · 0 Comment

Every day there is a new technology or innovation that comes up. As a web designer, your job is to keep up with the latest innovations and learn them accordingly. One recent innovation is responsive web design. This is a technology that is totally different from conventional web designing.In simple terms, responsive web design makes web projects viewable in multiple devices. Responsive web design [...]

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[BTSV] Fighting G-Forces For An Air & Space Cover

Posted by Mike Kelley on February 22, 2012 · 0 Comment

This has to be one of the most awesome opportunities that could be granted to a photographer. Last fall, Ed Darack was asked to shoot a cover for Air & Space Magazine, and decided to show the world how he did it. Check out the video in the full post.

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The Mastery Of Light In Art By Pol Tergejst

Posted by mike on February 22, 2012 · 0 Comment

Pol Tergejst is an artist from Ekaterinburk, in Russia, who decided to play with fire, literally. He uses flame shapes to create some kind of flame-shape paintings, he composes different images of them. All this involves a lot of photographing. Here you can see a small collection of his artworks where he tried to be creative and use the flames, burned matches, and smoke in order to create unique artworks. [...]

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The Mastery Of Light In Art By Pol Tergejst

Posted by mike on February 22, 2012 · 0 Comment

Pol Tergejst is an artist from Ekaterinburk, in Russia, who decided to play with fire, literally. He uses flame shapes to create some kind of flame-shape paintings, he composes different images of them. All this involves a lot of photographing. Here you can see a small collection of his artworks where he tried to be creative and use the flames, burned matches, and smoke in order to create unique artworks. [...]

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Top 10 Underwater Photography Questions Answered

[BTS Video] JESS3 Brings Gmail To Life

Posted by Corey on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

JESS3 is a creative agency that specializes in data visualization that is based out of Washington DC. They do some pretty awesome stop animation videos and here I have their latest Gmail ad, including a BTS look at how they did what they do so well. Be sure to check JESS3's site for more of their projects and quirky videos. Enjoy!

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[Pics] Portraits of Couples Who Have Swapped Identities

Posted by Kenn on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Canadian photographer Hana Pesut put together a fun series entitled, "Switcheroo". The incredibly simple concept, of photographing couples, having them switch clothing and then photographing them again, is surprisingly effective at getting you to do a double take. Each subject seems to take on an entirely new identity, not unlike their counterparts. Look inside to see what I mean.

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[Video] Etnies’ Aimless – Behind the Scenes

Posted by albert on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

"Public Domaine" was the name of a skateboarding themed art exhibition that took place at The Gaîté Art Museum in Paris last summer. To celebrate their 25th Anniversary, shoemaker Etnies commissioned award-winning skateboard filmmaker Mike Manzoori to create a unique piece of video art for the exhibit. And unique is exactly what he provided with a bizarrely super wide angle aspect ratio film that [...]

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Creativity Fine-Tuning: Best of PSD Vault Flickr Group – Vol. 56

Posted by James Qu on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Welcome to the 56th volume of “Creativity Fine-Tuning: Best of PSD Vault Flickr Group”, which is a showcase I run regularly here on psdvault.com featuring some fantastic, highly-creative design works in the PSD Vault Flickr Group. Hope you enjoy those works as much as I did and find them inspirational! Meanwhile, if you have some cool designs and would like to be featured here on PSD Vault, you [...]

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[News] Meet 365 People Across America (a photo/audio journey)

Posted by Kenn on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Idaho photographer, Theron Humphery, woke up one morning and decided he needed to use photography to connect with folks and tell their story. So he set out across the US, meeting, photographing and recording a new person every day for a year. Theron's project, aptly named "This Wild Idea", is compelling and actually gives you the sense of meeting someone new. Learn more.

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New Upcoming Photoshop Features

Posted by PictureCorrect Contributor on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Over the course of the past couple weeks the Adobe Photoshop team has been rolling out a series of videos highlighting selected features of the popular photo editing software. Photoshop, well known for it’s vast array of time saving techniques, has established itself as the leader in image editing. Popular additions to the later versions of Photoshop have been the Content Aware options. In a [...]

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[Pics] Asphalt Archeology: Objects Embedded in New York Streets

Posted by Kenn on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Is there anything we won't point our lenses at? I really hope not other wise we wouldn't have curious works, such as Mike Mission's "Asphalt Archeology”. A photo series where Mike photographs artifacts he finds embedded in the streets of New York City. How many of these objects can you identify?

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[Video] Filming 3 TV spots in one day (in Russian)

Posted by albert on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Greetings Comrads, I hope you've brushed up on your Russian because today we take a little journey via the world wide web to motherland Russia. We'll be watching a BTS video from PP Productions as they shoot three 30-second TV spots for Elitech Tools. It's a pretty big production that goes into the making of spots like these, especially when your doing 3 in one day. Click here to see the full post. [...]

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Kari Herer – Illustrated Photography

Posted by Stephanie Kay-Kok on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Much like Pencil Vs. Camera, Kari Herer has produced a beautiful series of pictures that combines photography with illustration. However, her technique is opposite to Ben Heine‘s: instead of putting drawings into photos, she uses photography to recreate her original artwork. To see more of Kari’s photography, visit her blog, website, or Etsy shop. rabbit no. 0059 rabbit no. 0056 Antler [...]

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Kari Herer – Illustrated Photography

Posted by Stephanie Kay-Kok on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Much like Pencil Vs. Camera, Kari Herer has produced a beautiful series of pictures that combines photography with illustration. However, her technique is opposite to Ben Heine‘s: instead of putting drawings into photos, she uses photography to recreate her original artwork. To see more of Kari’s photography, visit her blog, website, or Etsy shop. rabbit no. 0059 rabbit no. 0056 Antler [...]

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Wooden black chalkboard icon (PSD)

Posted by Rafi on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Friends, today’s design resource is a wooden black chalkboard icon in Photoshop format. The wooden blackboard is a highly detailed illustration that can be used as an education or noticeboard icon. The icon comes as a full vector shape layerd PSD file. The download file also includes 3 icons on a transparent PNG background in popular sizes of 512×512, 256×256 and 128×128. Download the icon [...]

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[Contest] Winner of our Alien Skin Retouch Contest

Posted by Jaron on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

So Lee, Patrick and I have sifted through all the entries into the Alien Skin contest hosted over at our Fstoppers Facebook Group. We loved a lot of them and selecting a top five, let alone a winner, was challenging. Read the full post to see who we picked.

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[Pics] A Mother’s Portrait Photography of Her Flying Baby

Posted by Kenn on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Providence, Rhode Island based photographer and mom, Rachel Hulin, got bored and it was her son Henry who flew to her rescue. See her less than ordinary baby portraits in the full post.

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[Pics] A Perfectly Balanced Model (Maddie the Coonhound)

Posted by Kenn on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Most of us started out the same. Having got our first camera the hunt for a subject/model ensued. And sooner or later your early muse comes along. Usually your girlfriend, boyfriend, child or even yourself. But Theron Humphrey may have found the perfectly balanced model in Maddie. A Coonhound with cat like equilibrium and a propensity for posing.

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Hard Boiled Sweets: Brit gangster feature film shot on the 5DmkII. An in depth look at making the movie.

Posted by Philip Bloom on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Hard Boiled Sweets is a British gangster movie set in the Essex town of Southend a mixture of Elmore Leonard and film Noir…but set in England. I watched the finished film yesterday and it was a brilliant, entertaining movie. The added cool thing is this was shot entirely on a Canon 5DmkII and it looks fantastic. I have speaking to director David LG Hughes for quite some time about the project [...]

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Hard Boiled Sweets: Brit gangster feature film shot on the 5DmkII. An in depth look at making the movie.

Posted by Philip Bloom on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Hard Boiled Sweets is a British gangster movie set in the Essex town of Southend a mixture of Elmore Leonard and film Noir…but set in England. I watched the finished film yesterday and it was a brilliant, entertaining movie. The added cool thing is this was shot entirely on a Canon 5DmkII and it looks fantastic. I have speaking to director David LG Hughes for quite some time about the project [...]

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30 Beautiful Examples of Responsive Website Design

Posted by Madalin Tudose on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Nowadays, people are browsing websites using multiple devices like PCs but also smartphones and tablets and adapting the website layouts to fit each gizmo is becoming a must. It seems that web designer`s mission is harder than ever. But is it true? Welcome to post-pc era. People are slowly but certainly switching from PC use to phones and tablets.Looks like this new devices are receiving more attention [...]

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10 Useful Script Fonts Examples

Posted by Rafiq Elmansy (admin) on February 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Fonts and typefaces are very important in our daily life and design projects. The script font are one of the fonts that simulate the handwriting style. Therefore, many designers like to use the script fonts to add a human touch to digital or printed designs.What makes the script fonts very human such as handwriting is how the font glyphs are designed. The glyph design has different line stokes that [...]

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