Architecture is Amazing

so is Landscape Architecture, this post celebrates the amazing world of Landscape Architecture, where long standing beliefs and boundaries of what it is and can be are explored, pushed and broken. Architecture is beautiful and not always so pragmatic and practical. the process of design is sometimes more enticing and wonderful than the finished product, and the drawings produced are not dry and dull section and plans. But beautiful, elusive and abstracted drawings that explores notions, concepts and representations of life.

Neil Spiller

Action

Sometimes photos can capture potential, potential to leap to life. Its that frozen moment in time that makes you wonder "what happens next ?" or more powerfully "what is the story behind this?"

via bleedgold

Joshua Harrison Whitelaw via (not) common people

Kilian Martin

nicholas nixon

Robert Kinmont

Brendan George via Boooom

 via The Guardian

via here

Road Tripping: Red Centre

I recently went on a trip through to Central Australia. I am doing my final semester at university (hence the lack of posts, but as soon as i graduate watch out for the torrents of posts haha) and we did a camping trip to see how people in some of the most remote places live. Here are some of the beautiful landscapes I documented.

mary huang

Mary Huang uses code (software such as Processing) as an interactive plat form to generate fashion (a dress in this instance. This is really inspiring, as sometimes I question myself as a designer "what gives me the right to design for others?" it's a nice way to involve consumers and the community in the design process.
 Create your own dress here.

Drink and Smoke

Some shots I took a while ago, never got around to editing them. Here they are finally.

Mads Freund Brunse

I Mess people up is a visual journal about ultra-violence. I like that it is a book, the images work really well together. The drawing style is interesting, going from a simplified skill set to more detailed finer work. the change in medium (pencil to crayon) evokes some memory of childhood, perhaps he is trying to link childhood up-bringing to how violent we become as adults. Nurture vs. nature?

123buero

Beautiful graphic design, clean, simple, and well though out. just makes me want to touch that paper, just look at it!!

Dear Photograph

What a lovely idea, a little bit sad but mostly happy. A lovely way to revisit memories. This blog also has some lovely comments to go with the photographs.