Showing posts with label Photography Trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography Trends. Show all posts

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Trends Self-propelled Printer


Tech Trends

The Mini Giant, a newly developed inkless printer has been developed by designer Paula Adina Sumalan for the 'Futures' category of the Zero Boundaries Zink Product Design Competition, for which she won first price.

This nifty little printer has no need of ribbons or ink cartridges, rather it uses crystals which are heated onto a special paper.

All you have to do is place it on the top left corner of the ZINK paper and it self-propels itself to create the print.

You can fit the Mini Giant into the palm of your hand.

Tech Trends

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Fashion Trends | Graffini Graffitti Swimwear


Fashion Trends

This swimwear from Graffini is inspirational, and especially so from not only its cool look, but where the inspiration came from - on the streets of Soho, Chinatown and the Bronx, among other places.

Af for the swimsuits, they come in five styles of Brazilian string, 1 piece, halter string, 1 piece halter and Halter sport.

Graffini sends its photographers out on the streets to find cool art on ATMs, signs and of course walls. They definitely capture some cool art as you can see on the great swimsuits.


Fashion Trends

Friday, July 10, 2009

Tech Trends | LG GC990 Camera


Tech Trends

The Lg GC990 Louvre (Louvre is an internal project name) cameraphone is extraordinary in what it does, and you have to remind yourself with all the cool features that it still remains a phone.

You already have GPS, Wifi, TV Out, among other things on the phone, an now LG has added

The LG GC990 now comes with a 12 MP camera with auto/touch focus, Schneider-Kreuznach optics, xenon flash and can now record HD video clips (1280 x 720 pixels) at 30 fps.

It also has a maximum ISO of 3200, where it could shoot in any light conditions there are.

Tech Trends

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Art Trends | Illustrated Photography


Art Trends

I love this illustrated photography from photographer Kelly Thompson. The mixture of the two art forms is fantastic, to say the least.

Combine the awesome photographs and awesome illustrative work and you've got something bigger and better than the individual art forms alone.

This is something that could be used in a number marketing, film, comics, or whatever. There's a lot of potential to cross pollinate a number of these art forms and categories into something more.



Art Trends