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Alberto has made graphic design exciting again.

His artwork combined with fashion photography is truly a refreshing new look at how clothing can be displayed in a very modern and exciting way.  Check out his website for more artwork. Links at the bottom. 

http://www.burdu976.com/

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Here are just some examples of the beautiful artwork by Pete Harrison.  

A British designer living in London as a freelance designer and produces world class designs. He also has his own clothing label called Funkrush. Check his work. Links at the bottom. 

http://www.funkrushclothing.com
http://www.aeiko.net/

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Graffiti writing dates back many centuries, even back to Roman times when art work was scratched in and painted on to walls.

In modern time graffiti writing and graffiti street art became much more than just decoration. Graffiti writing became an outlet for political activists to express themselves and also as a way for every day people and artists to express themselves.

It turned decrepit walls into beautiful pieces of artwork and quickly ingrained itself in many subcultures, eventually becoming a world wide art form. Many modern artists have roots in graffiti and the art form has worked its way into many other areas such as graphic design and photography.

Graffiti writing and graffiti street art have become one of the most popular subjects for photographers to shoot, as seen below in these 30 great examples.

Examples of Great Graffiti Writing and Graffiti Street Art

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30 Great Examples of Graffiti Writing and Graffiti Street Art | You the Designer

The HOT colour of the year according to Pantone® is Chili Pepper Red 19-1557 TCX

 

 

This case study will give you a look at the process of successfully developing a colour from the design inspiration to the final article in the retail store.

 

Once you have selected the colour from the Pantone Fashion and Home Colour System® and ordered your standard swatch card, you may go to www.matchpantonecolors.com and request a user name and password to access the formulations page. At the formulations page you will be able to request a starting recipe using Clariant globally available colorants to match the colour on your particular fibre. The fibres with starting recipes at the site are cotton, nylon, and polyester.

 

The recipe and the standard are all the mill will need to get a SMART start on a successful colour approval going into production.

 

If you are creating a special fibre blend or application or need technical advice, contact our technical support team. Select the country contact from Clariant and they can assist with combinations for your unique blend or processing information for the best results in the mill.

 

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