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GiD things is a blogspot for students studying the Graphics, Illustration and Digital Media specialism on the Leeds College of Art Foundation Diploma in Art & Design course. This blog exists to highlight contemporary designers and their practises which are relevant to ongoing studies and topics investigated throughout the course.
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 March 2011

Alexey Titarenko - St Petersburg Photographer






Tatarenko has spent his adult life documenting the people and surroundings of his city. His wonderful photographs here.

Friday, 18 February 2011

Romain Laurent


Incredible Photography, a vast portfolio of Advertising work.

Friday, 24 April 2009

Leeds International Swimming Pool



Sparked by this afternoon's crit I found some interesting recent pics of Leeds International Swimming pool on James Holden's flikr. Looks like Leeds council were probably right about the site being a bit dangerous these days. Check them out..

Monday, 16 March 2009

Jan Smaga's weird world..

Some interesting pictures from Jan Smaga.





Room images taken from above in segments and photoshopped together.





Photoshopped faces

http://meathaus.com/2009/03/05/jan-smaga-photography/ for more info and some great links to other sites.

Wednesday, 19 November 2008

Found type

Sometimes it's as simple as taking a look up isn't it?

It seems fairly obvious to say that the human mind has a great aptitude to recognise even simple and crude letter forms. This is a great advantage for the designer when working with found type - your audience is pretty much guaranteed to be able to 'read' your visual message.

The beauty of Lisa Rienermann's "Type the Sky" is in its apparent simplicity - constructed from such familiar architectural shapes and placed into a new, a fresh context, it leaves us with a suggestion that these letters (or maybe even words) were always hanging around inbetween buildings and down dark alleyways. I wonder what conversations the buildings are secretly having with each other.