The futuristic-dystopian graphics by Beeple Crap

Claudia Fuggetti · 5 years ago · Design

Beeple Crap aka Mike Winkelmann is an American visual artist and graphic designer with an eclectic attitude. His approach is versatile and uses a huge variety of media: from video to motion graphics, to the 4D cinema.

His art is immediately striking: the creations are made entirely digitally and have an atmosphere that vaguely resembles Blade Runner.

Dystopian, cyberpunk and sometimes vaporwave influence, are alternate with tables with warmer colors, not for this reason reduced in terms of content: as in the case of Netflix graphics. To accomplish this project the artist worked 4070 days (exactly more than ten years) and doesn’t intend to stop!
The continuous evolution of his works is given from the use of Cinema4D and Octane.

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The AllBright women’s Club in Bloomsbury

Claudia Fuggetti · 5 years ago · Design

The AllBright is an exclusively female club, inspired by the famous writer Virginia Woolf.
This space was designed by the n12 East London studio: the design is arranged on five floors, inside a Georgian residence of Rathbone Place, in the heart of Bloomsbury. This area of London was, in fact, the neighborhood where the writer lived, who in 1929 said:

“A woman must have money and a room of her own to write novels”

The environment is extremely versatile and aims to create a close-knit all-female networking. Conferences, exhibitions, moments of relaxation and recreation become part of a community of people who love being in good company in a welcoming place. In fact, the upper floor is totally dedicated to leisure time: the bar is decorated with a palette of deep colors and is embellished with gold and brass, marble tables and chairs covered in perspex.

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Paradiso Art Hotel, with a style between Miami and Memphis

Giulia Guido · 5 years ago · Design

In Ibiza, near the sea of San Antonio Bay, you will meet a hotel where you can breathe the air of Miami of the twenties or the Memphis of the eighties.

It is the Paradiso Art Hotel, which welcomes visitors and tourists in a world of pastel colors, with flamingo-colored walls, neon lights and furniture halfway between a contemporary and a deco style.

Art in all its forms is at the center of the Paradiso Art Hotel policy, which has a creative department in charge of making a program of cultural events and artistic activities. Furthermore, artists from all over the world have the opportunity to exhibit their works inside the hotel. In fact, the walls and corridors of the resort are studded with contemporary artwork.

The most interesting proposal is the Zero Suite Project, a room with entirely transparent walls placed exactly in the middle of the hall, where artists may work and stay for free so long as they don’t mind being spectated throughout the day.

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Roxana Nita dedicated her alphabet to superheroes

Giulia Guido · 5 years ago · Design

Art director Roxana Nita presented an original and interesting project for the last year #36daysoftype challenge.
It invites designers, illustrators and graphic artists to design a letter or a number each day.

The young Romanian typographer decided to combinate her interesting for comics with her love for minimalist illustrations.

“So I began creating an illustrated alphabet that pays tribute to various comic book superheroes and villains.”

Keeping a minimalist style, each letter manages to capture the characteristics and particulars of every superhero, from Aquaman to Zatanna.

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Amorepacific’s headquarters by David Chipperfield Studio

Giulia Guido · 5 years ago · Design

Korean beauty giant Amorepacific’s cube-shaped headquarters is been designed by architect David Chipperfield and his studio.

The building is in the center of Seoul, South Korea, has a central void that runs through the building, allowing daylight to filter through to the interiors of the offices. David Chipperfield Studio decided to clad the building in brise-soleil that deflect sunlight and gives the pale façade a soft and hazy quality.

The main characteristic of this project are the three large voids on the facades that open the building to the surrounding city and serve as platforms for three hanging gardens. They are like a real oasis, in the middle of offices, with trees and artificial lakes.