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Lindsey Gazel Transforms Pop Culture References into Edible Biscuits

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/inclusive-nightclub

The demand for safe and inclusive nightclubs has always been high as individuals from marginalized groups—Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, members who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community, and women—sought out ways to have fun without looking over their shoulders. Nowadays, this demand has reached a feverish pitch and designers are developing inclusive nightclub concepts like Supernova in Seattle.

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The demand for safe and inclusive nightclubs has always been high as individuals from marginalized groups-Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, members who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community, and women-sought out ways to have fun without looking over their shoulders. Nowadays, this demand has reached a feverish pitch and designers are developing inclusive nightclub concepts like Supernova in Seattle.

Suppernova is a brand new nightclub that was established by DJ Zac Levine, in collaboration with local firm Mutuus Studio, GMD Custom, and several other artists, as "an inclusive art and entertainment space." The design of the space is breathtaking and maximalist-from a DJ booth centerpiece that is shaped like a hemispherical disco ball to an eye-catching hypnotic floor.

Image Credit: James Gerde

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The demand for safe and inclusive nightclubs has always been high as individuals from marginalized groups-Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, members who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community, and women-sought out ways to have fun without looking over their shoulders.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/sculptural-ring

The elegant sculptural ring presents a black silk fabric that is "captured" inside acrylic, creating a layering effect. The material juxtaposition is also effectively displayed by the contrast of the black and gold hues.

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One of the more striking design objects on display at the Virtual Design Festival, which is organized by Dezeen, is a sculptural ring by Austrian jewelry artist Patra Zimmermann. Appropriately dubbed the 'Vanity Vague' ring, the extravagant piece boasts "gold-colored edges and chainmail-like detailing."

The elegant sculptural ring presents a black silk fabric that is "captured" inside acrylic, creating a layering effect. The material juxtaposition is also effectively displayed by the contrast of the black and gold hues. When designing the work of art, Petra Zimmermann was interested in reviving the stylistic sensibilities of the previous century. In her practice, the artist often attempts to "rework and subvert these references through the introduction of mass media images, design objects, or architecture.

Image Credit: Ornamentum Gallery

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One of the more striking design objects on display at the Virtual Design Festival, which is organized by Dezeen, is a sculptural ring by Austrian jewelry artist Patra Zimmermann. Appropriately dubbed the 'Vanity Vague' ring, the extravagant piece boasts "gold-colored edges and chainmail-like detailing."

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This is a smart mirror which continuously adjusts its zoom ratio, by sensing how far you are from it. One step forward to zoom in and focus on putting on your makeup. One step backwards to see your full body for getting dressed. There you have both a makeup mirror and a full length mirror in a limited space."

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Drone art (also known as drone display or drone light show) is the use of multiple unmanned aerial vehicles (drones), often quadcopters, flying in a coordinated fashion with light fixtures attached. They are usually equipped with multiple LEDs, and the display held at night.

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Sydney museum turns underground Second World War oil reservoir into dramatic new gallery space

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Sydney museum turns underground Second World War oil reservoir into dramatic new gallery space

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A repurposed, underground Second World War oil reservoir is the centerpiece of Sydney Modern, the A$344m ($225m) extension to the Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW) set to open in the Australian harbor city on 3 December.

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As scientists have worked on issues as overwhelming and abstract as climate change, artists have been active for their part helping convey complicated matters by other means.

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Mind Over Matter installation descends into chaos in response to viewers' brainwaves
The collage-based projection responds to inner calm, but also inner turmoil.

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The worldwide rise of Latin Music—with artists like Bad Bunny, Luis Fonsi or Becky G- can only be explained with the rise of streaming services in Latam (dominated by Spotify). Western-English speaking artists are no longer the only ones breaking the charts, but also Indian, African or South Korean idols. This is why it will be more and more usual collaborations Blackpink ft. Dua Lipa style.

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‘Coolest by a mile’
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‘Coolest by a mile’
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The Vine collection includes a vase-like vessel, a dish tray, a basket, and a bowl that look like a series of wooden rods twisted to create pleasing curves and shapes. No adhesives or extra connecting parts were used to finish their forms, ensuring that the products were sustainable and recyclable from start to finish

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Artist who's inspired to draw portraits of strangers 

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Artist who's inspired to draw portraits of strangers 

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Broken pattern lovingly restored to a new form, where patterns merge fused with golden lines of love.

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Fractional art ownership introduces more liquidity to the art market, it is a way to link highly expensive artwork by shifting the opportunity of ownership from individuals or organizations that can afford it, to everyday people who would want to own a piece of art.

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Ballpoint pen art was born recently as an independent direction. This trend is gaining popularity and as the movement of impressionism at the time, ballpoint pen is rapidly gaining the momentum now.

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The Crypted features a sole with an open design. The designer said it was made possible by SLS production (Selective Laser Sintering) and a material called Sintratec TPE elastomer. Simply put, SLS is an additive manufacturing technique that takes advantage of a laser to sinter particles into a more solid 3D structure. Henrich and Sintratec worked together to bring the sneaker design into reality.

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A winner of both the Red Dot Product Design and iF Design Awards, the U-Lab 001 isn’t your average guitar. Sure, if you glanced at it, you’d recognize it as one, but the U-Lab 001 is far from the traditional Spanish-style guitar you’ve come to love. For starters, it has a hollow cutout, doesn’t have any strings, and folds in half on demand. The reason why the U-Lab 001 does all these things is because it’s designed not on the principle of acoustics or electromagnetics (in the case of an electric guitar), but rather on the framework of a smart electronic music device.

Designer: inDare Design Strategy Ltd. for Unknown Galaxy Ltd.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/teamlab-forest

Upon touching the virtual animals in the exhibit, guests will see that the flowers they are made of will scatter, expressing the ever-changing ways of nature.

Flutter of Butterflies, Ephemeral Life – A Whole Year per Year is a room that is completely dark when no one is inside and once a guests steps inside, a cloud of butterflies appears at their feet and fills the space.

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teamlab forest - The TeamLab Forest is a dazzling interactive museum in Fukuoka, Japan that invites guests to immerse themselves in the spirit of spring. The experi...

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PVR Cinemas, a leading Indian cinema exhibition company, has partnered with Maruti Suzuki to debut its newest in-cinema advertising innovation: a 270-degree on-screen experiential advertisement that will showcase the new 2022 Maruti Suzuki Brezza.
https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/pvr

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PVR Cinemas, a leading Indian cinema exhibition company, has partnered with Maruti Suzuki to debut its newest in-cinema advertising innovation: a 270-degree on-screen experiential advertisement that will showcase the new 2022 Maruti Suzuki Brezza.

The new in-theatre activation has been made in collaboration with out-of-home media company XPERIA GROUP, which leveraged its unique 3D Projection Mapping technology to convert a more traditional Maruti Suzuki Brezza commercial into a three-dimensional experience that is sure to wow moviegoers.

"We are confident that this innovative method of advertising, which is ideal for product debuts, will help brands make a lasting impression on theatre goers' emotions. PVR is really looking forward to collaborating with more brands and advertisers to revolutionize in-cinema advertising," said Gautam Dutta, CEO of PVR.

Image Credit: PVR Cinema

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PVR Cinemas, a leading Indian cinema exhibition company, has partnered with Maruti Suzuki to debut its newest in-cinema advertising innovation: a 270-degree on-screen experiential advertisement that will showcase the new 2022 Maruti Suzuki Brezza.

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 virtual Ukrainian Pavilion presented by V-Art and dscollection

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 virtual Ukrainian Pavilion presented by V-Art and dscollection

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A key aspect of this event will be the inclusion of unique spaces that will flaunt items from the current offerings of Ukrainian fashion and design. Six leading fashion brands from the Ukraine will occupy these spaces with works from their collections, with an aim to raise awareness that fashion is an integral aspect of Ukrainian modern culture, and that Ukraine has a wide-reaching presence in the fashion market.

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Anew trend which has been taking over Snapchat, TikTok and Instagram is turning selfies into Disney Pixar caricatures. The app which allows fans to do this has been around for quite a while, but Snapchat's recent addition to their lenses has proven hugely popular.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/space-hippie
Nike's new Space Hippie collection kicks off the sportswear brand's new era towards sustainable product production. Working towards a more circular economy, Nike tackles the issue of overconsumption by taking new angles of construction and design. There are four shoes that make up the collection in total and the craftsmanship is made up of over 50% of recycled materials.

It embodies the concept of creating just enough products, using scrap materials from other products to use as much material as possible and prevent the waste from going to landfills. The aesthetics are similar to Tom Sachs' work with Nike. The pack came into fruition from in-situ resource utilization and the space exploration practice of collecting and storing materials in space to replace those that would be carried from Earth.

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Nike's new Space Hippie collection kicks off the sportswear brand's new era towards sustainable product production. Working towards a more circular economy, Nike tackles the issue of overconsumption by taking new angles of construction and design. There are four shoes that make up the collection in total and the craftsmanship is made up of over 50% of recycled materials.

It embodies the concept of creating just enough products, using scrap materials from other products to use as much material as possible and prevent the waste from going to landfills. The aesthetics are similar to Tom Sachs' work with Nike. The pack came into fruition from in-situ resource utilization and the space exploration practice of collecting and storing materials in space to replace those that would be carried from Earth.

Image Credit: Nike

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Nike's new Space Hippie collection kicks off the sportswear brand's new era towards sustainable product production. Working towards a more circular economy, Nike tackles the issue of overconsumption by taking new angles of construction and design. There are four shoes that make up the collection in total and the craftsmanship is made up of over 50% of recycled materials.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/popup-gallery
Kraken Rum created a pop-up gallery experience that treats visitors to not only great visuals inspired by The Kraken but also artful drinks that are ready to be consumed.

With this experiential pop-up, Kraken Rum is celebrating its first foray into flavored rum. Fittingly, The Kraken Roast Coffee is opening its doors in Soho with daytime viewing spots for the public and a ticketed opening party in the evening. The gallery shares the work of comic artist Brian Williamson and people can appreciate art like never before with limited-edition "drinkable prints" or "Espresso Artinis’"

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Kraken Rum created a pop-up gallery experience that treats visitors to not only great visuals inspired by The Kraken but also artful drinks that are ready to be consumed.

With this experiential pop-up, Kraken Rum is celebrating its first foray into flavored rum. Fittingly, The Kraken Roast Coffee is opening its doors in Soho with daytime viewing spots for the public and a ticketed opening party in the evening. The gallery shares the work of comic artist Brian Williamson and people can appreciate art like never before with limited-edition "drinkable prints" or "Espresso Artinis'"

Additionally, a daytime class will be available to aspiring artists who want to learn how to design their own stunning coffee prints from coffee artist Ben Lewis.

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Kraken Rum created a pop-up gallery experience that treats visitors to not only great visuals inspired by The Kraken but also artful drinks that are ready to be consumed. With this experiential pop-up, Kraken Rum is celebrating its first foray into flavored rum.

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Anime has beautiful visuals and stunning animation. The vivid or bright colors enhance the fantastic world that fans love. Even the food in anime looks more appealing and delicious. Fans long to try the various animated dishes or at least try to recreate the most iconic ones at home when they can’t find them in supermarkets

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McDonald's in Singapore offered a free Hershey's cone to anyone who raised their voice loud enough at a digital board located at the soft serve booth at Funan mall.
This three-day marketing giveaway gimmick from Aug. 29 to 31 proved to be a hit, as it allowed people here to express their most primal selves by digging deep to unleash their most visceral scream in public, without anyone getting hurt.
Except maybe for those who sustained some soreness to their larynx from screaming too loudly.

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The OTT giant Disney+ Hotstar’s:- Hotstar Specials’ Rudra-The Edge of Darkness starring superstar Ajay Devgn is set to become the first-ever series to foray into the dynamic world of the metaverse.

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To kick off the launch of its new Rice Fusion Range, which is inspired by Eastern flavors, Pringles created miniature art on rice. The single-grain works of art are just millimeters long, giving artists a very limited amount of space to work with.

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The technology combined four diffusers with touchscreen devices to give visitors a multi-sensory means of interacting with the painting. Rather than turpentine and oil, the scents represented 10 items shown in the painting, including leather gloves, a fig tree, orange blossoms, and a civet (a small mammal).

AirParfum makes it possible for the human sense of smell to distinguish between 100 different scents without becoming overloaded.

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Artist Uses Everyday Objects To Make Art

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Artist Uses Everyday Objects To Make Art

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Armenian artist Edgar Artis has over 6 lakh followers on Instagram, and they all have nothing but incredulous praise for his fashion illustrations. Instead of using just paint or pencils, Mr Artis completes his illustrations using the most unlikely objects.

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Cullan’s design process, however, is completely different. For starters, the shoes were made entirely in Gravity Sketch, a free VR software that allows you to design directly in a 3D space. Cullan designed the shoes almost like a sculptor makes an art piece, creating in 3D space. The shoes are made for 3D printing – a process that still hasn’t been mass-accepted by the shoe industry. The idea is simple – Cullan’s model gets imported into a 3D printing software, and the printer meticulously builds the design layer by layer using a single flexible elastomeric material.

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The Y2K looks emphasize technology and futuristic looks, mainly in the form of shiny skin-tight clothes and silver-blue eyeshadow. During this time, technology such as Windows 95, PlayStation, and N64 were at their peak. Pokemon had just been released in Japan and the Spice Girls and Backstreet Boys were sweeping the nation. These years played a crucial role in the culture of 30 somethings around the globe.

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Greco-Roman statues became a design microtrend

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Greco-Roman statues became a design microtrend

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Classical busts seem to be everywhere in design today—that is, once you know to look for them. Lately, they've made appearances in a slew of yearly trend reports including Behance, 99Designs, and Medium. PRINT Mag included them in a round up claiming an 80's design comeback.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/antwerp
This project accompanies the reopening of MoMu's Fashion 2.021 Antwerp - Fashion/Conscious campaign. The installation is an interactive experience where visitors and pedestrians are invited to sit inside large-scaled spheres, which creates the illusion of being dressed in a giant gown.

The sculptures are known as 'fashion balls.' Each fashion ball emulates an original garment worn by a famous icon. When visitors approach the ball, they can scan a QR code and see the original garment worn by a fashion film star. The artists hope visitors and pedestrians interact with the fashion balls in whatever capacity they desire.

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To celebrate the reopening of the Antwerp Fashion Museum (MoMu), students of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts have conceived a public art installation located throughout the city.

This project accompanies the reopening of MoMu's Fashion 2.021 Antwerp - Fashion/Conscious campaign. The installation is an interactive experience where visitors and pedestrians are invited to sit inside large-scaled spheres, which creates the illusion of being dressed in a giant gown.

The sculptures are known as 'fashion balls.' Each fashion ball emulates an original garment worn by a famous icon. When visitors approach the ball, they can scan a QR code and see the original garment worn by a fashion film star. The artists hope visitors and pedestrians interact with the fashion balls in whatever capacity they desire.

Image Credit: Jasper Leonard, designboom, designboom, designboom, designboom, designboom

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To celebrate the reopening of the Antwerp Fashion Museum (MoMu), students of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts have conceived a public art installation located throughout the city. This project accompanies the reopening of MoMu's Fashion 2.021 Antwerp - Fashion/Conscious campaign.

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One of the most popular ways is through Discord servers. Midjourney's AI is available as a bot that can be added to a server on Discord.
Once added, users must simply type "/Imagine" followed by any string of words that specify the type of art they want created. Then, in a matter of minutes, the AI will generate four art panels based on the prompt. The user can then download and use these artworks as they please, or they can choose one of the four artworks to either upscale to a higher resolution or reprocess into four more artworks.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/matisse-inspired-cocktails

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The Modern, the two-Michelin-star restaurant at New York's Museum of Modern Art, is now serving Matisse-inspired cocktails that spotlight the Matisse: The Red Studio exhibit. This exhibit runs until September 10th and it's a celebration of the artist's red masterpiece from 1911.

Through a change in color, the artful cocktail tells the story of how Matisse impulsively covered a finished painting of his studio with bold Venetian Red. The two-step, two-glass cocktail is served to guests starting with a white Negroni and a smaller glass containing a red blend of Campari, Zucca Amaro and strawberry liqueur. Like an artist preparing their paint palette, guests get to experiment with each glass individually and combine the separate parts to create a flavorful masterpiece of their own, and an unforgettable cocktail experience.

Image Credit: Natalie Black

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The Modern, the two-Michelin-star restaurant at New York's Museum of Modern Art, is now serving Matisse-inspired cocktails that spotlight the Matisse: The Red Studio exhibit. This exhibit runs until September 10th and it's a celebration of the artist's red masterpiece from 1911.

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A crop circle, crop formation, or corn circle is a pattern created by flattening a crop.

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Brooklyn designer Erin Considine's new jewelry pieces-which takes on an interesting form as it is made out of scraps of silver-is bound to capture the attention of consumers. The collection is made by hand and the designs were commissioned by New York-based brand Lauren Manoogian.

Creative Erin Considine interacts with the material in a way that makes "the metal flow." Drawing on her substantial blacksmithing experience at the Haystack Mountain School of Craftsmelted scraps of silver-sterling, to be exact-and reshaped them at very high heat. From the delicate earings and the striking thick band ring to the elegant necklace, the chic jewelry pieces assume an organic form and unique textures thanks to its method of production. The collection is described to be "semi-liquid-like."

Image Credit: Dezeen

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Brooklyn designer Erin Considine's new jewelry pieces-which takes on an interesting form as it is made out of scraps of silver-is bound to capture the attention of consumers. The collection is made by hand and the designs were commissioned by New York-based brand Lauren Manoogian.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/augmented-reality-mural
The augmented reality mural denotes the start of CaféTO, a program that expands patio dining. Additionally, pop-up art installations and socially distanced outdoor spaces will be peppered throughout the community. Both the CaféTO program and the augmented reality mural will artfully reflect the Junction's creative character.

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The Junction, a neighborhood in Toronto, received an artful addition in the form of an augmented reality mural that was designed to celebrate summer. Located at 2853 Dundas Street West, the interactive mural invites community members to pose for selfies in front of the retro pop art. The augmented reality mural was developed through a creative partnership between local artists Jasmin Pannu and Jeca Martinez and the ARTivive AR app.

The augmented reality mural denotes the start of CaféTO, a program that expands patio dining. The Junction will be populated by 52 patios that will host additional space and offer engaging activities. Additionally, pop-up art installations and socially distanced outdoor spaces will be peppered throughout the community. Both the CaféTO program and the augmented reality mural will artfully reflect the Junction's creative character.

Image Credit: The Junction

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The Junction, a neighborhood in Toronto, received an artful addition in the form of an augmented reality mural that was designed to celebrate summer. Located at 2853 Dundas Street West, the interactive mural invites community members to pose for selfies in front of the retro pop art.

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VINTAGE-INSPIRED PACKAGING AND DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE CONTENTS

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VINTAGE-INSPIRED PACKAGING AND DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE CONTENTS

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Cletion Launches a Line of Edible Vapes, 'Vapezinhos de Chocolate'
LITTLE CHOCOLATE VAPES ENCOURAGE TEENS TO STOP VAPING
The faux cigarettes have been replaced with completely edible chocolate vapes, a design decision that is meant to reflect the current shift towards vape culture in South America. According to the company, the goal of the new Vapezinhos de Chocolate treats is actually to stop young children from vaping by raising their awareness of their potential harm.

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3D Printing Pen Designs Hand-Drawn Architectural Structures

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3D Printing Pen Designs Hand-Drawn Architectural Structures

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The Japanese architect is overseeing the development of a 3D-printing pen that might just change architecture as we know it

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Japanese Architect Kengo Kuma have launched a capsule collection of 3D-printed sunglasses made from castor beans.

The two pairs of sunglasses, which combine traditional Japanese design with modern technology, were designed as a continuation of Kuma‘s architectural ideals.

The pairs of sunglasses are made out of castor beans sourced from farmers working in India. Castor oil from the beans was used to produce Polyamide 11 – a thermoplastic polymer that was used as the material to 3D-print the glasses.

According to the brand, the material can be used to create complex forms that are strong and do not fade when exposed to long periods of direct sunlight.
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), a technique that melts and fuses the polyamide particles together, was implemented to build the frames.
Each layer of the frame was built one at a time. Afterwards, any leftover material was removed to give the frames a clean finish.
The pairs of sunglasses were designed to “reflect Kengo Kuma‘s holistic architecture.”

The CL0015 model is a rounded pair of sunglasses with a woven bridge and frame that was informed by the process of weaving. CL0015 was inspired by the notion that the production of architecture is fundamentally a process of weaving.

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Take a selfie, lip sync, and make it dance with the AI Photo Animator.

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Show me the art and then show me the artist

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Show me the art and then show me the artist

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Created by Spanish design studio Nagami and To: it has been dubbed The Throne and it comprises three parts – a teardrop-shaped body, a dramatic, double-curved sliding door, and a bucket for solid waste. All the parts were printed within three days, including the base and some smaller accessories that were either injection-molded or ordered. It also includes an off-the-shelf separation toilet seat to separate urine from solids for composting.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/food-waste-leather

As designers emphasize the need for sustainability and dedicate their time to finding material alternatives to help with a more planet-friendly approach to manufacturing, food waste leathers are gaining in popularity. One such example is Tômtex—a material made from seafood shells and coffee grounds. The innovative textile is developed by Vietnamese designer Uyen Tran who extracts the chitin biopolymer from shrimp, crab, and lobster shells, and combines them with coffee waste. The mixture is then dyed with natural pigments to produce a variety of colors to choose from.

Aside from being sustainable, the food waste leather is also pretty flexible. The bio-material can be easily embossed to sport a variety of patterns, which is beneficial to those who are seeking to replicate the aesthetic of snakeskin, for example

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As designers emphasize the need for sustainability and dedicate their time to finding material alternatives to help with a more planet-friendly approach to manufacturing, food waste leathers are gaining in popularity. One such example is Tômtex-a material made from seafood shells and coffee grounds. The innovative textile is developed by Vietnamese designer Uyen Tran who extracts the chitin biopolymer from shrimp, crab, and lobster shells, and combines them with coffee waste. The mixture is then dyed with natural pigments to produce a variety of colors to choose from.

Aside from being sustainable, the food waste leather is also pretty flexible. The bio-material can be easily embossed to sport a variety of patterns, which is beneficial to those who are seeking to replicate the aesthetic of snakeskin, for example.

Image Credit: Dezeen

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As designers emphasize the need for sustainability and dedicate their time to finding material alternatives to help with a more planet-friendly approach to manufacturing, food waste leathers are gaining in popularity. One such example is Tômtex-a material made from seafood shells and coffee grounds.

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The viral painting trend taking over social media

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The viral painting trend taking over social media

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Getty Museum tweeted the challenge to recreate a famous painting in any way possible, kicking off the trend that’s since spread across all social media platforms. Anything goes, too, whether it be toilet brushes or oddly arranged sofas. The weirder, the better – and there have been some truly impressive efforts.

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AI generative art is a type of art that is generated creatively using artificial intelligence systems. In other words, the AI system relies on the information and commands given by the artist to create a piece of art. An AI art generator uses algorithms to carry out every command and complete the process of creating artwork. Most of these art generators come in the form of computer or web applications with special features and tools that you will use to generate the kind of artwork you need.
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Topical Miniature Art Scenes Depict Themes of Power & Identity

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Topical Miniature Art Scenes Depict Themes of Power & Identity

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Artist Turns Face Masks and COVID-Related Objects Into Miniature Outdoor Adventures

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Artist Turns Face Masks and COVID-Related Objects Into Miniature Outdoor Adventures

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These intricate murals are beach-based works of art created by local sand muralist Marc Treanor.

Inspired by crop circles, the enigmatic formations that occasionally appear in corn and wheat fields, Treanor forges stunningly intricate patterns and pictures by raking wet sand.

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Although sand painting is an art form, it is valued among the Indians primarily for religious rather than aesthetic reasons. Its main function is in connection with healing ceremonies.

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Exhibition Of Art Painted By Animals To Debut In San Francisco

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Exhibition Of Art Painted By Animals To Debut In San Francisco

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Earth Day is on Friday, April 22, and the Walt Disney Family Museum will honor the occasion by debuting Creative Conservation: The Art of Endangered Animals. The original exhibition showcases a collection of art created by endangered animal artists, as well as some watercolor wildlife paintings by human artist Andreas Deja. It will be open and free to the public through September 2022.

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The 3D printed generative frame sits on a carbon fiber body, with a birchwood fingerboard for an elevated yet familiar playing experience. Working just like an electric guitar, the Karen Ultralight has a 1/4-inch jack output, but even sports an internal 9V battery and a headphone jack so you can ‘silently’ play music directly into your headphones without disturbing the neighbors!

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Nowadays, sustainability and art have become a big part of our daily life, because it is a key to a better future.

It has been at the center of everything, including art and design. The arts inspire humans, while sustainability secures the environment.
six artists who turned waste into works of art for the world to cherish!
1. Choi Jeong Hwa
2. Hiroyuki Nishimura
3. Song Dong
4. Ruth Wallen
5. Marina DeBris
6. Bettina Werner

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Cullan’s design process, however, is completely different. For starters, the shoes were made entirely in Gravity Sketch, a free VR software that allows you to design directly in a 3D space. Cullan designed the shoes almost like a sculptor makes an art piece, creating in 3D space. The shoes are made for 3D printing – a process that still hasn’t been mass-accepted by the shoe industry. The idea is simple – Cullan’s model gets imported into a 3D printing software, and the printer meticulously builds the design layer by layer using a single flexible elastomeric material.

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Art and film are inextricably linked, both employing masterful techniques to create an incredible aesthetic, tell fascinating stories and evoke powerful emotions. It therefore comes as no surprise that film directors choose to pay homage to the world’s greatest art masterpieces. Whether it be through a character, location or even a near-identical cinematic recreation, the references directors make to an artwork can be subtle or totally unmistakeable!

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Cannibal Holocaust: 'Keep filming! Kill more people!'

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Cannibal Holocaust: 'Keep filming! Kill more people!'

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Teens

obsessed

with animes cannibal monsters

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Teens

obsessed

with animes cannibal monsters

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Busking takes artistes to newer heights.

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Busking takes artistes to newer heights.

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Busking, the art of performing on streets for rewards and gratuities, has always been an integral part of the Indian culture. One can often spot performers entertaining passersby with acrobatics, animal tricks, balloon twisting and so on, on Indian streets. However, in recent times the scope of busking has expanded to singers and dancers, who not just perform in remote towns but are also prevalent in the metropolitan cities. And Delhi is no different.

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Experience stories and narratives from the points of view of their characters.
In the future, viewers may be transported into an elusive, carefully crafted or hyperrealistic – and yet highly suggestive and interactive – artistic realm.

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Why would Spotify or Apple spend millions of dollars in podcasting? Because they know only 39% of 16-19-year olds listen to music radio, while 56% do so via YouTube (MIDiA). More: a study made by Musonomics assures that radio will be dead in 10 years. Carmakers have begun to marginalize this medium from their models and invest more in media screens with direct access to Spotify or Apple Music.

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The rise of the local repertoires in the streaming age

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The rise of the local repertoires in the streaming age

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The democratization driving today's music streaming trends will be linked to the local markets. In these developing territories, music consumption will be different from the one we see today. This new flux of streaming users coming from all around the globe will increasingly place the music industry’s focus on the local repertoire.

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https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/beauty-collaboration
The two companies worked together on a collection of cosmetic products that were inspired by Tencent's popular mobile game 'Honor of Kings.' The beauty collaboration was inspired by the traffic that the game attracts -- about 200 million monthly players.

The collection boasted five lipsticks, each based on one of the five characters in 'Honor of Kings.' In addition, the marketing strategy for the beauty collaboration was quite wide-spread.

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beauty collaboration - When a product sells out in the first 24 hours after its release, one can come to the conclusion that there is in fact a great demand for said prod...

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Collaboration and genre fusion: the "Memes" hypothesis

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Collaboration and genre fusion: the "Memes" hypothesis

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Apps like TikTok allow listeners to use and repurpose music in unique, collaborative ways will break down barriers between genres (and between creators). That is something that already exists in the underground electronic scene — and it will touch on other genres in the years to come.

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Contextual playlists will transform how listeners discover music, and generative music (music, created by algorithms and computer systems) will increasingly cater to listeners looking for mood-specific playlists.

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Black mirror -A movie about making choices 

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Black mirror -A movie about making choices 

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Black Mirror is a British anthology television series created by Charlie Brooker. Individual episodes explore a diversity of genres, but most are set in near-future dystopias with science fiction technology—a type of speculative fiction.

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The promoters of the invisible art postulate that art is not limited to physical achievements to see or to possess.

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It is any ideology based on the premise that advances in science and technology could and should bring about a utopia, or at least help to fulfill one or another utopian ideal.