Su Kim currently works as the Project Manager at About my Brain & a Freelance visual communication designer in Sydney, Australia.
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Self-wifi(ng) for 2 days… If I can’t fix the Internet by tomorrow morning, I will have to take a trip to the library…
Don’t trash your dreams, they deserve a better lot, another goal,
I know it’s hard, long, and sometimes, the result is disappointing,
But, don’t trash them, talk about what you expect from the world,
Talk about your hates, your fears, your perplexity, your wishes,…
Please, don’t trash your ideas, you hide treasures in your head,
You forget to breathe, your are snuffing out the flame in you,
Don’t give up, please, you are a working of the human evolution,
We are young, we need to evolve and you are one of our echos…
Singing about you is singing about us, hustle and open our mind,
Don’t trash your dreams, you’ll get bored and make war to have fun,
Poeple will be blind, obsessed by power and ready-made thoughts.
Sheeps will govern the world and you will dream of grass and grass.
And I don’t want to be a sheep !
Time : 28 hours Software :
Photoshop CS2 Tool :
Wacom Intuos 4M
Watch the video of the first steps : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45MQTYh_y88&feature=youtu.be
Watch the second video of the work in progress : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twqx5ywqIX8&feature=youtu.be
Mysteriously beautiful!!!
S.
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Musical Laser Forests, Light Painting, and Quadcopters | Meet Marshmallow Laser Feast
(Source: vimeo.com)
Last week, we retired the blue alien head. New Tumblr users will now get these friendly geometric faces as their default avatar. Adorably, they take their colors from the post type icons.
I love all the playful details that Tumblr builds in and packs away for it’s users.
The Big Issue (UK)
The Big Issue Magazine
Art direction Scott Maclean
Great mag concept;
“The Big Issue was set up in 1991 to provide homeless and vulnerably housed people with the opportunity to earn a legitimate income.
Becoming housed is only the first step on the journey away from the streets, so we allow vendors to continue selling the magazine once they have found accommodation.
Big Issue vendors are working, not begging, so if you pay for a magazine please take it.”