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Everyone in this group should use stumble upon to find resources for this group. You can narrow your stumbles to only one subject. I have mine set only to graphic design. With stumble upon you install a button on your browser when you press the buttton it takes you to a random site related to your interest.

Some sweet links here despite the name (AnimeKandi.org...) I went through a couple of the illustration links and was pleased. I didn't find any anime. This is worth exploring.

A link to articles and resources mentioned in David Berman's book, Do Good Design.

Here is my stumble upon account it almost all design resources. I don't want you to join I am just trying to help you guys out if you want resources. I would rather be educated than see brush links.

You got some really awesome links at StumbleUpon, Ben, I definitely will go back for more and steal some for my group! :P

The new documentary by the director of Helvetica (follow the link on the top left for Helvetica).

Xie He's Six Laws of Painting as laid out in Gardner's Art Through the Ages. This is a Google Books link.

The artist was born in Bremen Germany on December 24, 1952. Freelance artist since 1980. Several artshows of his work in and outside his homecountry. Siegfried Zademack's surrealistic visionary paintings make recipients and reviewers wonder. The arrangement of his pictorial thoughts immensely exceeds a realistic reproduction. His pictures allow us to slip in metaphysical dimensions, between humorous irony and the unfathomable deepness of our souls. The semantic sources of this art are equally past and present. The quotation from art history stands alongside the Coca-Cola bottle. His true teachers were the masters of the earl and late Italien Renaissance up to the Mannerists. The syntax of his work is completely determined by that of the ciassical masters. What is astonishing is that, in adoptingit for his own pictorial inventions, he employs such perfect techniquie - though this is indispensable, in view his objectives. His figural inventions are clearly sculptured, but his iconology presumes considerable knowledge of art history and politic. In some of his pictorial quotes, we detect the difference to the Surrealist approach: it is the historical angle, which was yet possible and this is the present-day aspect - in manneristic periods. Descartes had seen this without making an issue of it: mundus est fabula, the world is a grand fable, a never-ending story in which we are forever entangled. lf we live from, stories, there are no sharp borderlihes between periods, for history is then the present, and anything we do now is already the future. This is the link between Boltraffio's Madonna and the American Way of Life, which makes no distinction betweeh the classics and Coca Cola.

The Japan Print Gallery was established in Notting Hill Gate, London in 1976. We specialise exclusively in fine Japanese Woodblock Prints (Ukiyo-e) from the 18th to 20th century. If you have any queries regarding the prints posted on this site, please use the Contact Us link, above.

Discusses links between computing and art, working with your hands, teaching, creativity...

Make this awesome 3D design from a single sheet of paper. Super simple! Click the link below for the template.http//img130.imageshack.us/img130/18...

In troubled economic times, there is only one high rise office tower being built in Brisbane. So enamoured was the client, GPT, with the design by Cox Rayner Architects that he decided to proceed on the basis that the building's aesthetic, environmental and workplace benefits would lure prospective tenants. The tower's structure is organic in that the columns twist and turn up its 45 storey height, emerging through the roof to form a tree-like canopy. The resulting filigree of structure reflects the city's two iconic Fig Trees in the building's forecourt, but the rationale for the concept was initially pragmatic. This was because the tower is being built over a wide existing loading dock such that there were few points on the ground where columns could land. Cox Rayner Architects with their engineers ARUP devised a structural system where loads could be gradually transferred diagonally down to the land predominantly on one side of the site, avoiding the dock. The concept evolved with several attributes. The columns in the 'web' are abnormally thin at 600 - 400 wide, maximising views to the river. Less concrete is required than in conventional typologies entailing reduced embodied energy in construction. Overall the tower is currently measured to be above 6 star rating under the Green Building Council of Australia's Green Star Design Rating System. The tower has a corner services core that also maximises the availability of views to the office areas, with the structural frame wrapping around the remaining volume inside a glass skin with operable blinds responding to solar orientations. The ground plane is designed as a public thoroughfare space linking the city to its main ferry terminal, such that the foyers are at the first level above. This design enriches the sense of lightness and space for which the building will become renowned

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Your kids will love playing with shapes and triangles embedded in the art. Start encouraging your wall decor to embrace simplicity. It shows the lookout of the box. Choose the still life wall art paintings to embrace simplicity and these abstract paintings complement your living space. To read more about original still life art click on the link.

Links to art education

Here are my delicious bookmarks it almost all design resources. I don't want you to join I am just trying to help you guys out if you want resources. I would rather be educated than see brush links when I come here.

image: Grindelwald Panorama uploaded by onno de wit I always have a soft spot for something old, from which I always discover something New! =D

A good place to preserve advertising images from the past.

spotlights from illustrationMundo with brief intro and links.

I love stumbing upon something beyond my expectation. Today I checked out my account on terminus1525.ca, found a name listed under Recent Visitors, and I can't help but clicked on the link. That's when I was drawn to the abyss of imagination of Jean-Félix. This artist created something that is soft, solid, organic, futurist and dynamic. The way he plays with composition and colors are really incredible for a guy who is only 26. Do pay attention to his details - that's how you feel the power of his ART.