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Complete Character Series for Colour Intensive!!

Rachy’s the best.

Dan Burgess uses both positive and negative space to give an illusionary and double visual effect in his illustrations.

On Tumblr 

beautifultype:

Fantastic Retro works from Jean-Charles Desevre. Check out his portfolio. Everything vector graphics.

This great example of augmented reality shows how digital technology can improve and adapt to different requirements moving into the future. These days technology seems ubiquitous: whether it is 90% of the people in line at Tim Horton’s on their phone or the constant blast of screens in public and private, there is no escaping it. 

However, this is just the beginning of mankind’s digital age. Computers are a relatively young invention; the first digital computers were made in the 1940s for military purposes. The transition to becoming household and now (with the rise of smartphones) constantly present products took decades, but now that the snowball is rolling, technology is only becoming more relevant, applicable and powerful. 

With the teaser of Project Glass last year, Google gave us their vision of the future, but placed in today’s reality. There was a distinct lack of a similar level of technology present anywhere else in the video. In fact, everything seemed somewhat primitive; during the video he visited a bookstore, used keys, and handmade coffee. Even the subway system was out of commission. There were no public screens or any sign other advanced technology.

I can by no means predict the future, but I can say that with technologies like flexible touch screens, bold product developments such as the “lumpy tablet” and Moore’s Law we can expect the application of computers and augmented reality to even more daily tasks and public spaces.

helloyoucreatives:

The Tron Basketball Court by ASB via Core77

via letsbuildahome-fr

This video shows the absolute magic that can be achieved through computer editing software and countless man hours. 

helloyoucreatives:

This is a glitch. Photoshopping countless frames to present a new digital frontier.