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Originally posted on GALLANT KAYVEN:
Art without style is like a pasty without pastry. ? Today, I shall look at Art Deco and it’s influences on Bioshock. Art Deco became popular in the 1920s, predominantly in large American cities. The…

Originally posted on the book curator:
Shot on 35mm colour film, January 2017

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Originally posted on CreativeClay Animations:
From Tim Rudder’s blog, one of the posts discusses the aesthetic of complexity vs simplicity. This provides an overall balance to the frame, adding to the notion that every frame is an art in itself…

Originally posted on neonfade:
If you haven’t seen the series, City of Men, or it’s been awhile since your last watch, you might want to binge the show because the series will return to television screens in early 2017! The show will continue…

Originally posted on Rio Then:
Note: The following is almost entirely translated (by myself) from Wikipedia, partly due to Brazil’s National Library online archives being temporarily unavailable. Intro Praça Onze (Plaza Eleven) is a sub-region of downtown Rio, whose name was…

Originally posted on The Inkwell:
Ostentatious Definition of Ostentatious Characterised by pretentious or showy display; designed to impress. There are many places that meet this criteria, but you could say the refurbished Manchester Waterside comes close. Firstly they cleaned up…

Originally posted on RyuFilms Blog:
Okinawa hosted the Worldwide Uchinanchu Festival, and thousands of Okinawans came back to their homeland from overseas to attend the event. For more about it, please check its website. To pump up the event, Taiwan’s…

Originally posted on Stories of Chloé:
October kick started with a weekend in Manchester to discuss papers and to get some loving from my boyfriend’s cat! There was also a weekend in London for catch ups, birthday and engagement parties. I also…

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Originally posted on Brazilian Concrete:
This disused industrial warehouse was renovated in 1982 to create a new cultural and sports complex. The design was treated as two parts, the existing factory buildings and the new-build concrete towers, connected by the…