Artist and sculptor Mylinh Nguyen, inspired by animal forms both living and extinct, wields weird and alien metal creatures with precision and extreme accuracy, using materials such as bronze, silver and brass. Nguyen, born and raised in Brittany, has been formed under the direction of Fred Barnley and is living and working in Montreuil at […]
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Jessica Dance, London-based textile artist and prop stylist (whose previous work can be seen here and here), gives to common and daily-used objects another layer of tangibility, transforming electronic apparel and accessories in knitted carbon copies with pure 100% wool yarn. After having previously worked on creating food into fuzzy and squishy replicas, the British
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What do entrepreneurs fear? Competition. And its absence is often viewd as a positive fact. But this is incorrect: who doesn’t have competitio should worry and be wary, because it could indicate a serious weakness. What are the reasons because a company does not have competition? 1) You play in a too narrow field When
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Pace Ready Meals has just made an important advancement in the pouch packaging field: its pouch self-vents, it transforms itself into a bowl, when the top piece gets removed after the microwave heating. We have seen al lot of improvements and changes about pouches in the last years, wouldn’t you agree? This aluminum-laminated pouches, that
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The English artist Mark Powell, inspired in his work by the transcendent creations of Jean Michael Basquiat and the hyperrealism of Chuck Close, is famous for him using Bic Biro pens to create amazing drawings on vintage envelopes, with the most various subjects, from flying birds to portraits. His rat has recently evolved, from envelopes
Can skin be considered a map? In this case, absolutely yes! Read More »
There’s a new trend in town: negative SEO schemes. You receive a seedy email stating that you’ll get thousands of bad links to your website if you don’t pay. What does this mean? Companies are building lots of spammy links to competitors’ website, aiming to tank their search engines rankings. The reason why this can
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What were the innovations and developments in packaging that emerged in January 2016? Here are the best articles that resonated more with packaging professionals at the start of 2016. Winter is the coldest time of the year, if you live in the northern atmosphere. It is seasonally appropriate, then, to present the coolest packaging solutions
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When you try to teach art history online you can find some serious obstacles, despite all the tools and technological capabilities we have at our disposal nowadays. It’s difficult to be as engaging and as interesting to a live audience like a real, in the flesh teacher. But do not despair! Here comes a new
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A LinkedIn research states that 81% of small business on social media and the 94% of them using social platform to promote their products and their services. This trend will undoubtedly continue to grow, with social media taking the place of companies’ websites. In addition, data from SumAll highlights how social media usage is pivotal
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A company’s logo, colours and packaging help fight counterfeiting. they are used by consumers to identify brands and choosing what to buy. Counterfeiting has skyrocketed over the last few decades: according to the International chamber of commerce in 2015 the trade value of counterfeited goods was $1.77 trillion. Yeah, you read it right: trillion. And
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