Flyer designs are one of the most important and powerful marketing tools for business organizations. They are the easiest tools to attract the targeted clients, as they create a lot of visual impact on them. Companies choose flyer designs as they are one of the cost effective methods to market products or services.
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In case you've been living in a mountain cave in Bhutan for the past couple of months, Pinterest is a relatively new social networking site that allows users to create online image collages, then quickly and easily share those collages - called "pinboards" - with other Pinterest users. It's fun, easy, and catching on like wildfire right now. Yes, Pinterest is beautiful. And yes, its users love it. But don't let all the hearts and flowers fool you. Behind those lovely images, Pinterest is fast becoming a heavy hitting marketing tool for brands and businesses ... like yours.Follow the Link to Read the Whole Article!
Daniel Agdag is an Australian artist making amazing sculptures of cardboard. Recreate it with the precision of a scalpel machinery, buildings, buildings as well as subway tunnels and other decorations inside that photograph with a specific choice of lighting. Light giving full scope to its miniature models.
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More Than Human is the title of the latest series of photographs by Tim Flach. Gathering portraits of animals in his next book, the photographer invites us to discover stunning shots of various species, thus revealing facets of these animals more than human. Made a splendid experience in a long and magnificent series of pictures after the jump.
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It's Arnaldo Pomodoro's first sculpture of architectural proportions. A jewelry chest for wines, a cellar in which it's possible to live and work together. The Maestro designed it in collaboration with architect Giorgio Pedrotti for Tenuta Castelbuono (Umbria) belonging to the Lunelli family, owners of the Cantine Ferrari for whom he had already made sculpture “Centenarium”.
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