Friday, December 19, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Rob Gonsalves...one of my fav. artist
Wilderness Gothic
Canyon
Written World
White Blanket
Unfinished Puzzle
Tributaries
Tree House In Autumn
Time Pieces
The Woods Within
The Light Of A Late Night
The Labyrinth
Table Top Towers
Sun Sets Sail
Still Waters
Stepping Stones
Roots And Wings
Pulling Strings
Performer and Public
On The Upswing
New Moon Eclipsed
Mosaic Moat
Medieval Moonlight
Making Waves
In Search Of Sea
House By The Railroad
Here Comes The Flood
Flight Plan
Deluged
Community Portrait
Cold Comfort
Castle On The Cliff
Carved In Stone
Candle Power
Bedtime Aviation
Autumn Architecture
Astral Projections
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Brilliant idea
Grande Reportagem is a Portuguese news magazine that is recognised for its investigative reports and excellent photo-journalism. In 2004 the magazine switched from being an independent monthly publication to a weekly supplement in the Saturday edition of the daily national newspaper Diário de NotÃcias, owned by the same publishing company.
The creative challenge of the campaign was to reaffirm the magazine’s unchanged commitment to serious journalism by focusing on topics that are important for people’s understanding of the world today.
This led the creative team to the concept “Meet the world” and to the idea of using flags of different nations as vehicles to transmit it. In each case, the colours that appear on various national flags were used to symbolise a social or political issue that is specific to the country in question.
Grande Reportagem “Flags” campaign is the winner of EPICA D’OR (PRINT) 2005.
Taken from http://programmerstools.org/node/498
The creative challenge of the campaign was to reaffirm the magazine’s unchanged commitment to serious journalism by focusing on topics that are important for people’s understanding of the world today.
This led the creative team to the concept “Meet the world” and to the idea of using flags of different nations as vehicles to transmit it. In each case, the colours that appear on various national flags were used to symbolise a social or political issue that is specific to the country in question.
Grande Reportagem “Flags” campaign is the winner of EPICA D’OR (PRINT) 2005.
Taken from http://programmerstools.org/node/498
boring...
i started "filling" my wardrobe with all these "organic" art form months ago, the pic is showing the 1st panel and i intend to fill up the whole wardrobe which consists of 4 panels.....
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