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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Unrealistic portrayal of dolls and its effect on female self-image is a persistent discussion surrounding the toy industry. Dolls were, and in most cases still are, an ideal of proportional body […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Antonio Santín was born in Madrid, Spain in 1978. He received his Degree in Fine Arts from Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 2005. He has exhibited internationally […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It “I started painting flowers 6 years ago using watercolor. My paintings don’t raise discussion on worldviews, woman’s rights or the climate… If they are about anything, it is in celebration of nature and nature’s beauty, which quite […]
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Pin It Many product labels for food and beverage products come across as extremely simple and minimalistic (take Coca Cola, for example), but unfortunately, this apparent simplicity is somewhat deceiving, as very few product types are as difficult to design for as the food/beverage industry. Most consumers make their purchasing decisions at the point-of-sale (i.e. […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It “When I cut paper, I feel as if I am peeling back the outer, superficial layer of our vision to reveal the secret space beneath. With paper cutting there are so […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It At just 22 years old, Italian artist Diego Fazo has developed the skill to create photo-realistic drawings using a simple charcoal pencil. His latest creation, pictured below, has drawn hundreds of positive comments on his […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Nomad Patterns, a sculpture collection of artist Livia Marin’s where she shows ceramic cups and kettles melted into puddles of porcelain while retaining their original printed designs. All the Chinese motifs of willows, […]
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