Sunday, January 20, 2013
25 Mind Blowing Digital Art works and illustrations by Loopy Dave
25 Mind Blowing Digital Art works and illustrations by Loopy Dave
Loopy Dave is a great illustrator who produces all type of digital illustrations, paintings, caricature and vector designs. we are happy to share his works today with everyone. He lives in Australia, which, contrary to popular opinion, DOES NOT mean he walks around upside down or wears a loin cloth made from koala pelts. His work has appeared in magazines, books, billboards, tv advertising, but most importantly, on his mothers fridge (admittedly he was much younger then) and he's been illustrating long enough to know that doing a job for the 'excellent exposure' is never really a good idea. Related Post : Funny and Creative illustrations from Loopy Dave 25 Beautiful Digital Paintings and illustrations by Loopy Dave ... Read Full Post here
For More Design Information visit webneel.comLoopy Dave is a great illustrator who produces all type of digital illustrations, paintings, caricature and vector designs. we are happy to share his works today with everyone. He lives in Australia, which, contrary to popular opinion, DOES NOT mean he walks around upside down or wears a loin cloth made from koala pelts. His work has appeared in magazines, books, billboards, tv advertising, but most importantly, on his mothers fridge (admittedly he was much younger then) and he's been illustrating long enough to know that doing a job for the 'excellent exposure' is never really a good idea. Related Post : Funny and Creative illustrations from Loopy Dave 25 Beautiful Digital Paintings and illustrations by Loopy Dave ... Read Full Post here
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Daily Inspiration: Little people angel & devil
Little people angel & devil
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Daily Inspiration:Knives by Mia Schmallenbach
Knives by Mia Schmallenbach
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50 Funny Pictures of Couples Exchange Their Entire Outfits - Switcheroo
In our relationships it's not too uncommon to borrow a t-shirt, some socks or a warm hat from a lover… but what about entirely switching outfits? This entertaining and thought provoking series by Canadian photographer Hana Pesut does just that, encouraging couples to completely exchange their clothing with each other. The resulting...
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Friday, January 18, 2013
What's the secret of my beauty? Adobe Photoshop Day Cream - 25 After Before Photos
We have added 20 photos of after and before the Photoshop editing. Adobe Photoshop is a really cool software among other photo editing softwares. Sponsor Link: If you're looking for Fantasy Photoshop Tutorial or Inspiration, check this link to see more fantasy movie artworks.
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Thursday, January 17, 2013
25 Creative and Inspiring Animal Themed Print Advertisements for your inspiration
Advertising is one of the primary markets for graphic designers. Companies around the world rely on the talented and creative minds of designers to create visually impactful and memorable product advertisements. Advertising differs from other forms of design, as you often have to incorporate a product, a logo, a company image and other details to meet the client needs. Therefore, being able to manipulate results to match the color scheme, subject matter and target market are essential skills for any designer. In this post we have added 25 best Animal print ads for your inspiration.
40 Creative Hospital and Health Care themed Logo Design examples for Inspiration
In this post we have added 40 best Hospital and Health care themed logo designs for your inspiration. My favorite logo designs are Retina, Cardio logic, Family Clinic, Healthcare, Happy Spine, Petmergency, Animal Ark, Panacea Clinic and Positive. Please tell us your favorite logo design. Subscribe with us for daily graphic design updates.
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20 Unbelievable Photo Realistic Oil Paintings By Pedro Campos
20 Unbelievable Photo Realistic Oil Paintings By Pedro Campos:
Pedro Campos is an incredible Hyper Realistic or Photo realistic painter from Madrid, Spain. Photo Realistic paintings on canvas are definitely in a whole other level of awesomeness. Seeing these painting for the first time and thinking it is actually a photograph is definitely a compliment for an artist like Pedro Campos. While many compare Campos to other realist masters, he proclaims his artistic admiration for artists such as: Lucien Freud, Richard Estes, Francis Bacon, Antonio López, and Anish Kapoor, for their quality of “distinction” in their works.
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Japan vs. USA Diet, Why Japanesse Men and Women Live So Long.
After why Japanese women don't get old or fat , now we have this fascinating video named "Japan vs. USA Diet, Why Japanese Men and Women live so long Nutrition by Natalie ". Here lovely Natalie explains why the Japanese are a lean machine race and why the things they eat make them more healthy and add years to their lifespan. Check it out. Something in there for everyone of us.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Tips to buy a good helmet
Step 1 : Select helmets that fit snugly all the way around.Step 2 : Find helmets with strong straps with two rings to fasten them. Snap fasteners can unsnap in an accident.
Step 3 : Buy a helmet that's a bright color such as red, white, yellow or orange.
Step 4 : Consider a helmet made of a reflective material or one that has reflective tape on the back and sides.
Step 5 : Purchase helmets that are free of defects such as cracks, loose padding, frayed straps or exposed metal.
Step 6 : Look for the "Snell" approval sticker inside; the Snell Memorial Foundation puts helmets through rigorous safety tests
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What's the big deal? It's just an ugly plastic (it is plastic, right?) shell that goes over your head, is uncomfortable, claustrophobic, causes hair loss, blocks traffic sounds and stops cops from catching you, right?
Actually, all of that is wrong.
All of the attributes associated with helmets in the previous sentence are myths. Pure fiction. Helmets, in fact, can be extremely comfortable and airy, do not cause any physical problems in prolonged use, do not obscure your sense of traffic in any way and do not stop the cops from catching you, either. The origins of motorcycle helmets lies in the aviator style caps and goggles early motorcyclists used to wear. For one simple reason. It would keep flying debris out of the eyes, and hair manageable and clean. In time they evolved, and gained a protective function as well. How does it work? The helmet has a hard outer layer - polycarbonate, fibre glass or composites - meant to absorb and spread impacts. It resists penetration by sharp objects and the shell disperses the forces of the impact. Between your skin and this shell is an energy absorbing layer, usually polystyrene, that is designed to gather this energy and self-destruct, transferring as little force as possible to the head.
The polystyrene is covered with a comfort-oriented layer of fabric, which is sometimes removable for washing. Add a good, scratch resistant visor and a secure retention system, and you have a helmet. To buy a good one, be prepared to spend some time hunting for one at the shop. You're looking for the tightest helmet you feel comfortable in. The foam and the comfort lining shrink in time, and the more snug the helmet is, the longer it will do its job well. Holding the helmet by the straps, you should pull it down over your head. If the fit is right, you should feel a gentle, but firm pressure from the helmet evenly all over the head. The cheek pads pushing your cheeks up slightly is normal. Now adjust the straps and fasten the helmet. Wag a vigorous no sign with your head, if the helmet does not move seamlessly with you, it isn't snug enough. Wear the helmet for ten minutes or so. If you have never worn a helmet before, some aches in the neck area will go away once you get used to it. Serious ache means you need a lighter helmet. When you remove the helmet (not sliding off your head easily is normal; push up rather than roll up and back at the same time), look for redness of skin or signs of pressure points. If the lining is pressing a specific area, it will give you a headache later. You want an even fit.
The one thing to ensure is that there is minimal contact between your ear and the helmet. On long rides, this will give you a really painful earache. Once you find your fit, all you have to do is pick a graphic design you like. Don't be tempted by the simplicity of pattern less helmets. Dark hues, unadorned helmets can be hard to spot in traffic, unless it's stark white. Go for a nice pattern of your choice and a colourful helmet, ideally with reflective elements to make you more visible at night. Among the features, look for effective and lots of venting for Indian conditions. They might look gimmicky, but a properly vented helmet can feel cool even on a really hot day. Some Indian helmets come with fake vents, so be sure that it actually has vents. Now that you have a helmet, the job isn't all done. Helmets need to be treated like fragile objects. If it's always banging against stuff and keeps being dropped, when you do need it to protect your head, it will fail. Also, they are not meant to be family heirlooms, to be passed down the generations. Even the best helmets in the world come with a printed "discard after five years" sign. Our helmets should be good for about two-three years with careful use. Cleaning a helmet requires nothing more than mild soap, a clean, soft cloth and very little time. A clean face shield is essential. We wipe our shields every time before we head out. That's at least twice a day.
Some of the better brands (this is not a comprehensive list) in India [ Images ] are Bieffe, GP One (both made by Steelbird), AGV(made by Forma Sports), Studds is an evergreen brand as are Vega and Aerostar. Of these, the GP Ones have the best fit, AGVs have the best venting and brilliant faceshields while Vega's helmets are well-priced. Prices wise, decent helmets start at about Rs 500 and go up to Rs 2000 for Indian ones, while imported ones (good brands: Shoei and Arai) can touch Rs 25,000. Needless to say, helmets save more motorcyclists from serious head injuries every day. Studies across the world suggest a forty per cent lower chance of serious head and neck injuries due to helmet use in motorcycle accidents.
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