This song is way too amazing.
I really need to post more often. I could go off with excuses about why I haven't posted anything, but realistically I haven't been producing as much as I'd like to. New projects are on the way, new mediums to explore, new goals to be achieved and many miles to walk. I really don't even know if I am going to keep this blog, but for what is worth, I will try to stay in touch.
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Celebrating 20 years of creative greatness with Photoshop. The truth is that I started using the program really late, on their Photoshop 7.0 release. Since then, I have used all versions of the program. It is great, however, to read about the features and when they were released. Follow the link to read more.
Website: Photoshop20anniversary.com
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Here's a look at what I've been producing lately. This was created for our studio open house on the Fat Village in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. We had a really successful night with a lot of visits to the studio and great music.
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Via: FFFFOUND!
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So... what to do for this Art Basel in Miami? How about more than 150 artists, music, live painting, body painting among other things under 1 roof for 12 hours straight? That sounds like a plan for me... Plus, I designed the flyer, so... yeah. See you all there! Oh! And due to some technical issues, the opening is actually not on the 3rd, but tomorrow Dec 4th.
Website: Multiversalgroupshow.com
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Syfy Brand Idents Compilation from Proud Creative on Vimeo.
For a while, I had been wanting to know who was behind the re–branding of TV channel Syfy (or Sci Fi as it was previously known). Today I finally decided to do research on it, and came across the responsible creative minds: Proud Creative. Their work is inspiring, and it represents where I want to be some day as a designer. Enjoy.
Website: Proudcreative.com
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THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS!
Faktorhaus is currently working on the branding development for FineVision Studios. FineVision is a group that dedicates to photography and video production. Faktorhaus has been assigned to develop their identity to then concentrate on their web presence. Check back later on to see the finalized concepts, along with printed collateral material and the finished website.
Website: Faktorhaus.com
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This guy never ceases to amaze me. Scott Hansen was a great inspiration for me through college, both as a designer, and musically with his DJ alter ego Tycho. Even though I have shifted in styles, his artwork always strikes me and leaves me in awe. I haven't had the opportunity or time to follow his blog like I used to, nor listened to his newest tracks. I am sure they are amazing, judging by the ones from the past.
Website: iso50.com
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It seems that everybody is feeling the need to freshen up their brand now a days. We've seen it with big corporations such as AT&T and Xerox. The time has come for MSN to re-analyze their brand, and so they did. I still haven't drawn any conclusions as to how I feel about this one. In one hand, I do like the new typography a lot better, I am not a fan of italic logos. I am still trying to figure out why a butterfly...
Thoughts?
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Website: Dannycardozo.com
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Anxiety built up for 2 weeks. We had just gotten press passes for the Funkshion: Miami Fashion Week, and we could barely stop talking about it. We had networking plans, launched our new and updated websites and printed out new business cards. Everything was planned to a T, and we were decided to go and have a great time while meeting amazing people.
It didn't quite turn out to be that way.
First I have to say that this is not a review about the event. In no way this should be considered as one, because I simply did not go to any of the events except for one.
So on Thursday went to the American Heart Association event... I don't know if it was just me, but I thought it was totally amateurish. I mean, in a fashion show, I expect to se at least a couple of actual models. I do understand that it was a charity event, but between the lack of models, bad visibility due to a plethora of trees on the way, and technical sound problems, it was just an awful experience. So bad, that it totally killed my desire to go to any of the other events. That, my friends, was my second mistake.
After taking a quick look ant the event pictures, I actually regret not attending to the Nicole Miller events and the after parties. I do not regret, however, missing Pam Anderson.
Anyway, here are some of the pictures I took on Thursday. Enjoy.
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