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Photos of Bergdorf Goodman NYC Holiday Windows 2012

Jyppe A. Quidores — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 02:22:56 +0000

Bergdorf Goodman indentified its Holiday Windows 2012 a study in maximalism. The winter window display which is also called The BG Follies of 2012 were inspired by entertainments such as the Ziegfeld Follies, Vaudeville revues and Busby Berkeley’s Hollywood musicals of the 1930s as unveiled by David Hoey.

Take a look of these photos.

Bergdorf Goodman’s Holiday Window Displays 2012 – Bergdorf Goodman, Fifth Avenue NYC – 12/03/12 Photos by asterix611 on Flickr.

Swiftlink: What Can Say About This Display Depicting Sex Positions?

Jyppe A. Quidores — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 12:30:18 +0000

I just come across this photo today through one of the websites that sent traffic to my blog. You can read the story and see more photos at the post of Naked As Welcome dated September 11, 2012 — Benetton: The art of knitting

The store has LANA SUTRA’s sculptures, created by the cuban artist from FABRICA Erik Ravelo. Natural sized symbolic couples in Kama Sutra positions covered with wool thread in bright colors that express pleasure and love.

Photos and caption from http://nakedaswecome.net

Amazing Scribbled Line Portrait by Ayaka Ito (with Randy Church)

Jyppe A. Quidores — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 17:31:57 +0000

It looks creepy but it will surely drag your eyes to take look at over and over when you notice how it is creatively done. It is one of the collections of photography portraying human figure in scribbled lines by Ayaka Ito.

It was distorted and reconstructed in 3D using a Flash drawing tool programmed by Randy Church.

It was once featured in 3D World Magazine and Communication Arts Magazine.

Ayaka Ito is a graphic designer and illustrator who is in love with rich colors and all things handmade. Originally born and raised in Japan and moved to America in 2005 to study at the New Media Imaging & Design program (a mix of Communication Design and Interactive Design) at Rochester Institute of Technology. After graduating in May 2009, he moved to New York City to make rich digital experiences & innovative campaigns at Big Spaceship.

I you would like to see more scribbled line portraits by Ayaka Ito, you can find them HERE. Let me share you one more of his work, courtesy by Trendland.

Randy Church on the other hand is a designer, illustrator, photoshopper, and ocassional coder. In May 2011 he received his BFA in New Media Design/Imaging. His goal is to create work that gives visual meaning to a given concept or theme, and strikes an emotional cord in the audience.

Alberto Seveso, born in Milan on May 30 1976, has similar style of digital illustration. He also does portraits out of scribbled lines and other illustrative effects.

Seveso approached, for the first time, to the world art at the beginning of 1990s. The passion for graphic arts started in these years because he was really fascinated from the graphic of skate decks and the cover of music CD of metal bands. From this passion he started to think about how reproduce this kind of artwork. Here is an example of his work from his official web page.