Design, Photography, Art, Typography
This website is a place to gather lots of great design examples
This website is a place to gather lots of great design examples
Ryne Arts gallery features limited edition screen prints, hand painted and stencil graffiti canvas artwork along with other creative craft goodies. Check out www.RyneArts.co.uk for more…

Followers of Behance my have already seen this as they recently threw it onto their twitter feed, but I just had to post it here. Here we have a series of abstract complex illustrations called Structures 2 by Atelier Olchinsky. Read more »
| Tags: abstract, architectural, atelier olschinsky, fine art, illustration, industrial, muted colours, texturesI discovered these a while back and if, like Dunc and I, you are a bit of a race fan, then you’ll love these shots of the Le Mans Classic races by Laurent Nivalle.
You can find more of Laurent Nivalle’s great photography below and on his website. Read more »
| Tags: laurent nivalle, le mans, motorsport, photography, racingHaving just returned from a weekend in London I thought I would share some architectural wonder with you. Possibly my favourite building in the world has to be St Pancras international train station.
If ever you were looking for an architectural explanation of the word grandeur, then that is it, the recent regeneration of the building has transformed it into a modern masterpiece. Next door however is a building that, even though part of the same single transport hub seemed a little forgotten, until now. Kings Cross Station is undergoing a massive regeneration in partnership with English Heritage which will include the relocation of the ticket hall and the demolition of the ugly (and apparently intended to be temporary) 1970′s green front. Read more »
| Tags: architecture, british rail, gothic, heritage, kings cross, london, network rail, regeneration, st pancras, train, transport, victorianHis insistence on using ‘old fashioned’ film rather than any of that modern digital malarky, makes the taking of the photo all the more important. Waiting for the perfect moment, rather than snapping hundreds which have to be whittled down on a computer later, results in photos with soul rather than digital files edited in Photoshop. His recent interview on the Dazed Digital blog gives a great insight into the thought process behind choosing this moment.
You can find more of his work on his website and alongside others on Kollektivnye.
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