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The Zep Diner, a Popular Eating Place at Hollywood Modeled on the Lines of a Zeppelin, in the 1930s
Source Design You Trust The Zep Diner, a Zeppelin-shaped eatery, opened in Los Angeles in the early 1930s at 515 W. Florence Avenue near S. Figueroa. Known for its round-the-clock hours and signature “Hinden Burger,” it quickly became a local landmark. The diner reflected the era’s fascination with air travel, especially the iconic German airships…
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8-Bit Horror Experiments: Stunning Pixel Concept Artworks of Nick Carver
Source Design You Trust Nick Carver is a character and concept artist. Nick specializes in pixel, low and high poly character design, texturing, digital sculpting in Zbrush, concept art and industrial design. Known for his work with top studios like Blizzard Entertainment and Riot Games, Nick brings characters, environments, and entire worlds to life with…
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DesignerCon is Set To Kick Off in Las Vegas
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home DesignerCon (DCon), the world’s premiere art, design and collectibles megashow, announced today it will expand its presence in Las Vegas this November, bringing a series of exclusive after-parties, immersive experiences, and special access privileges to an estimated 70,000 DesignerCon attendees. DCon has partnered with Superplastic’s Dopeameme Institute…
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The Superb Pixelated Folk-Inspired Designs, Calligraphy and Mural Patterns by Dmitrii Lamonov
Source Design You Trust Dmitrii Lamonov is a Russian artist known for blending traditional Russian art with digital aesthetics. Originally a geography teacher, he shifted to art after studying graphic design in 2013. Inspired by his father’s miniature paintings, Dmitrii incorporates traditional calligraphy and digital elements in his work. His unique style is influenced by…
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Wonderful Photos of Yellow Brook, New Jersey in Winters 1967-69
Source Design You Trust Yellow Brook is a small, rural community in Howell Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey, known for its mix of wooded areas, farms, and suburban homes. Likely named after a nearby brook, it has a quieter profile compared to other New Jersey areas. Located in central New Jersey, it offers easy access…
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Marilou Schultz Weaves Computer Processor Patterns in Traditional Navajo Tapestries
Source Colossal What does Intel’s Pentium computer chip have in common with Navajo textiles? More than you might think. For artist Marilou Schultz, the ancestral practice of weaving melds with an unexpected contemporary source of inspiration. Merging analog loom methods with the patterns found on computer processor cores, Schultz entwines the histories of the Navajo…
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Featured Artist Debba Pearce
Source Artsy Shark Featured artist and alcohol ink painter Debba Pearce presents a collection of flowing, ethereal abstracts. The post Featured Artist Debba Pearce appeared first on Artsy Shark.
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A Samurai-Inspired Backpack Elevates Leather Scraps to a Bag Befitting a Warrior
Source Colossal In Japan, randoseru are small, high-quality backpacks, typically made of leather, designed to withstand years of use by school children. Manufacturer Murase Kabanko, for one, departed from its traditional offerings with a highly detailed nod to a different tradition altogether: samurai. Also known as bushi, samurai were an elite military class in Japan…
