Here’s a great shot in the arm for your creative jumpstart into spring. Be sure not to miss the video for Jason Seiler’s works, it’s very good. We also have several good cartooners and some innovative 3D printing in part two of March / April Creative Tidbits . . . have fun. Don’t forget to send in your discoveries too!
- How did Obamas Change the White House with Contemporary Art ?
- You’re going to enjoy Jason Seiler’s works
- The Anatomy of a Winning Website Design
- In Spain, Falangist Means Fascist
Here’s a great shot in the arm for your creative jumpstart into spring. Be sure not to miss the video for Jason Seiler’s works, it’s very good. We also have several good cartooners and some innovative 3D printing in part two of March / April Creative Tidbits . . . have fun. Don’t forget to send in your discoveries too!
- How did Obamas Change the White House with Contemporary Art ?
- You’re going to enjoy Jason Seiler’s works
- The Anatomy of a Winning Website Design
- In Spain, Falangist Means Fascist
The Anatomy of a Winning Website Design
Eye-catching, on-brand color schemes. Big, bold images. Striking headlines.
These are all important parts of great website design. After all, they’re what can make or break a new site visitor’s first impression of your site. But what about the more nitty-gritty parts of great website design — like helpful navigation menus, strong calls-to-action, and indicators of website security and trust?
Full story : Lindsay Kolowich – HubSpot Here is a more complete sampler
In Spain, Falangist Means Fascist
During its civil war, Spain’s Falange Española Tradicionalista y de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista, or Falangism, founded by José Antonio Primo de Rivera, was a fascist ideology, which, along with the Carlist nationalist party, merged into the Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional-Sindicalista (J.O.N.S) and adopted the yoke and arrows symbol.
It was Spain’s equivalent of Germany’s swastika. It had geometrical simplicity, warlike symbolism and an historical backstory — One of our favorites, Steven Heller spells it out! Full story : Steven Heller – Falangist Fascists Here is a very cool cover design
How did Obamas Change the White House with Contemporary Art ?
Well, we all know that abstract art has made a big comeback on the art market, but how many of you know that abstractionism is also the favorite style of the presidential couple Barack and Michelle Obama?
Unlike his forbearers, Barack Obama seems to be tired of looking at all those boring landscapes and stuffy portraits and that is why he decided to bring some excitement into the White House collection. Full story : www.widewalls.ch Here is a single room view
Jason Seiler is a Chicago based artist who began his professional career in a rather unorthodox way. After getting in trouble for drawing parodies of his history teacher in high school, Jason’s quick-thinking principle hired him to draw portraits of different faculty members.
Jason’s work has been exhibited all over the world, in every publication, and most recently has become an “Adobe” poster child. His ability to actually “see” the subject, and then communicate what he sees is extraordinary!
Do NOT miss Interview : Painting Mark Ruffalo with Jason Seiler
Full story : Stroll through Jason Seiler’s carictures! Here are hundreds of Jason’s creations PIN the Many Faces of Jason Seiler
Well . . . what can we say? Stay tuned for the NEXT edition of Creative Tidbits …
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