http://lookslikegooddesign.com/car-driving-font/
Interesting project how you can use a car brand
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Enjoy the ride
Similar SMP to mine. Ad campaign for western Austrailia
Enjoy the ride.
A nice and more positive way to adress safe driving in Auzzie ( fits to the new strategy being employed by the NZTA 'Safer Journeys')
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Grandma's Boy: Mr. Cheezle
Could there be a mr. chezzel like character for brief one? (enjoy driving again)
Brings the zen like character- kinda quirky taking the piss?
Perhaps?
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
ORGANIC SHAPES
Organic shapes are shapes with a natural look and a flowing and curving appearance. For this reason, they are often also referred to as curvilinear shapes. Examples of organic shapes include the shapes of leaves, plants, and animals.
Organic shapes are not the same as rectilinear shapes, which are also called geometric shapes. Unlike organic shapes, most rectilinear shapes are angular. The only exceptions are oval and circular shapes. Most geometric shapes are manmade, though honeycombs and crystals are also considered to be geometric despite the fact that they are made in nature.
Artists utilize organic shapes and geometric shapes in different ways. When attempting to create a piece that looks natural, flowing, soft, peaceful, or calming, organic shapes are generally the shapes of choice. When attempting to create a sense of chaos, anger, or rigidity, geometric shapes are used. Geometric shapes may also be used to create abstract interpretations of things that would normally be depicted as organic shapes.
Organic shapes are also often used in gardening and landscaping. When creating a natural landscape, the natural look of organic shapes is desired. This can be incorporated in the layout of the flowers and other plants, in the design of the garden trim, and in the shape of ponds or other extras added to the garden. Conversely, a formal garden implements geometric shapes in order to create a clean and crisp look.
Organic shapes, whether utilized in art or in landscaping, can be difficult to create. Although it seems like they would be simpler to create than geometric shapes, which are rigid and precise, it can also be difficult to create organic shapes that truly look as if they came from nature. A curving or flowing line that curves too far can look manmade and detract from the natural look of the piece of art or the landscaping. Therefore, it can be rather time consuming to create organic shapes that look natural.
When creating organic shapes for a piece of art, it is generally best to draw them in lightly in order to create the correct shape before filling them in with darker pencil or paint. In landscaping, it is best to plan out the design with a rubber hose to make sure the organic shapes look natural before permanently installing brickwork or planting flowers.
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Organic shapes are not the same as rectilinear shapes, which are also called geometric shapes. Unlike organic shapes, most rectilinear shapes are angular. The only exceptions are oval and circular shapes. Most geometric shapes are manmade, though honeycombs and crystals are also considered to be geometric despite the fact that they are made in nature.
Artists utilize organic shapes and geometric shapes in different ways. When attempting to create a piece that looks natural, flowing, soft, peaceful, or calming, organic shapes are generally the shapes of choice. When attempting to create a sense of chaos, anger, or rigidity, geometric shapes are used. Geometric shapes may also be used to create abstract interpretations of things that would normally be depicted as organic shapes.
Organic shapes are also often used in gardening and landscaping. When creating a natural landscape, the natural look of organic shapes is desired. This can be incorporated in the layout of the flowers and other plants, in the design of the garden trim, and in the shape of ponds or other extras added to the garden. Conversely, a formal garden implements geometric shapes in order to create a clean and crisp look.
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When creating organic shapes for a piece of art, it is generally best to draw them in lightly in order to create the correct shape before filling them in with darker pencil or paint. In landscaping, it is best to plan out the design with a rubber hose to make sure the organic shapes look natural before permanently installing brickwork or planting flowers.
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does rush count...July 21 at 12:43pm · · 1 person - Vina Ballerina Quartermain The forest orrr wood in general. Not sure about baby wipes but baby powder. Not-yet-lit-grasstrimmings
. Love the smell of mud and sometimes the smell of cow poop on farms for some reason, something natural about it. Most things cooking in the kitchen also. I'll try think of more over lunch! July 21 at 1:15pm · - Ally Jeppesen Cut grass and hay bails...the country side and farm smell..milk? The beach or on the boat sea spray. Banana cake in oven and any cooking roast. Christmas trees!!July 21 at 2:20pm via Facebook Mobile ·
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Roses, & jasmine (flowers) ..... rosemary, basil..... garlic hope this helps
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- Maxim Merlin Apollon fried garlic and onions too!
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