not a reflection of your character.

Looks like most parties I go to. I guess it is what it is.

This is too cute! :)

This is too cute! :)

(Source: mrhipp, via superuberawesomesauce)

Happiness 03.02.13Picture taken by http://www.magpieandbirch.com/

Happiness 03.02.13
Picture taken by http://www.magpieandbirch.com/

Salvation Mountain 03.02.2013Courtesy of http://www.magpieandbirch.com/

Salvation Mountain 03.02.2013
Courtesy of http://www.magpieandbirch.com/

ohinsomnia: Book Of The Week: The Favored Daughter by Fawzia Koofi & Nadene Gourhi. On my next reading list along with 1984

ohinsomnia:

Book Of The Week: The Favored Daughter by Fawzia Koofi & Nadene Gourhi.

On my next reading list along with 1984

Obsessed- I think I need a detox on facebook. 

Obsessed- I think I need a detox on facebook. 

Happiness is inner satisfaction

amelialangma:

Creative Contexts Research

Researching logos that are not simply shapes. They are the platform for a wider visual identity that needs to be able to spread along a variety of platforms with todays modern technology.

SKY

SKY’s logo was created by Miles Newlan. Redrawn and remodeled, the new logo introduces typographic forms that are the building blocks of a wider identity refresh for the brand.

‘With the advent of HDtv, good design for broadcast is an asset and needs to be as good as the best of the entertainment’

Its adaptable to its surroundings, with the logo being filled with the background, creating almost a water bubble effect.

ITV

The new ITV logo rebrand unifies all the channels across one platform, similar to the BBC and Channel 4 where all the logos are similar or easily identifiable as the same family. ITV was not always like that, CITV for example seemed to be completely lost in the branding. ‘In a key feature of the new identity, main channel, ITV boasts a new ‘colour-picking’ feature whereby the on-screen logo will adapt to the tone and colour scheme of the footage of the TV show being promoted’

This is similar to Sky’s function, where the logo will remain the same throughout the same channel but adapt to the surroundings, giving it a fresh feel for every programme out of one shape.

It seems logos are no longer a simple shape, block of colour to represent a brand, they are interchangeable and varying, sometimes changing shape, maybe this is the way logos will continue to develop.

The innovative new design can change according to the mood of the programme it is broadcasting also: T’he new ‘colour-picking’ function that sees the logo take on the chameleon-like quality of picking up on the colour schemes and tones of different programming (a really interesting innovation) will help (if not completely alleviate concerns) here, allowing the logo to take on a more sombre appearance when the programming (or news) requires it.’

com tam thanh

http://www.danangcuisine.com/2011/12/recipe-19-com-tam-suon-nuong-grilled.html