This is Clementine, nice to share something with you...
Why am I here or what is my aim? The answer is very simple to share what i make or what i like...
You don't need to search the details behind my perspective or my personality because i don't like artificial or complicated things. Life is so short so please don't make the life unbearable with your artificial and complicated things.
Please catch the moment and share these moments with other exact people....
Hi this is me this is clementine share this moment with me...
If you want to contact with me my email is: clementine@reflectionof.me
Guinness's epic ad was shot in beautiful locations including New Zealand, Canada, Fiji and the UK. Called "World," the ad features a group of men who bring life to a barren landscape.
Johnny Green, the director of the TV ad, described it as "one of the toughest" jobs he has ever worked on. "We wanted to create a truly amazing campaign which will graphically illustrate the life, energy and passion of the brand," said Paul Cornell, marketing manager for Guinness.
Many people go through the motions of setting career goals usually to satisfy the demands of their bosses or companies. How do you feel most of the time about your work? Do you love it? Hate it? Maybe you're just indifferent. But like most people, you probably have some kind of feeling about your job and these feelings hold important messages about your performance. Your answer, of course, depends on how you feel about your job right now.Is your job so great that sometimes you have to pinch yourself to see if you're dreaming? If so, congratulations!
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Looking at how to transform water bottles and window space into a functional garden, this video interviews NYC artists Britta Riley and Rebecca Bray about their hydroponic project called Window Farms. Check out their installation at Eyebeam where they walk us through their beautifully simple urban gardening solution.
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An excellent idea for the design of these trash bags, designed by agency Wieden + Kennedy. Available on the shop Suck Uk, printed here are 2 models to give more gaiety to the streets and this tedious chore of taking out the garbage.
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Middleman lived no ordinary life. He lived a life full of adventure and risk-taking. Everything was fine and dandy until he started taking drugs, got stabbed, lit on fire, and hung. We will always remember him for being one of the best fingers we ever knew. May the little guy rest in peace.
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Holy crap! \ According to San Francisco-based Jason Barnhart, they're still busy at work and at play, and involved in unusual activities like cleaning up toxic chocolate spills.
"The inspiration for this series came from things as wide ranging as books, childhood memories, re-runs of the X Files and the work of a handful of other photographers," says Barnhart. "There is a loose set of rules, or formula, that all the images follow to one extent or another but I have given myself a lot of latitude for creativity. I also treat my miniatures more as models working within the scene than as part of the propping."Comments [8]
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