admiring the storm...
This afternoon in Bend, Oregon, an ominous and foreboding hail storm swept through. Here is an account of it from Faceout Studio…
Paul Nielsen recently took a trip to the Yucatan Penninsula. One of his passions is HDR photography (see here) and these images are the latest iterations. You can view them bigger here.
It’s Tim Green’s Birthday today! The big 3-0. Normally this means we all go out to his favorite restaurant of choice and give him an inappropriate card. However, this year came with a BONUS: Kimberly Brock’s Velvet Cake Balls! Look how happy Tim is!
HDR Crash Course
By now, if you haven’t yet heard of HDR, or High Dynamic Resolution, you probably have at least run across images that seem like they couldn’t have been taken with a normal camera. It’s a process that has opened up huge artistic possibilities in the realm of digital photography and really has me excited.
Some recent photographicals from Lindsey Brunsman, taken while she was at the Oregon coast (Florence) last weekend. Check out her Flickr.
We got our new business cards in! They’re super heavy. If you drop one, it leaves a dent.
If you think these cards are cool, you should check out this guys card. It took him 25 years to design.
Lunches around the studio can get pretty crazy, especially when several people come armed with an iPhone Lightsaber App. It all seemed relatively under control until Darth Tim grabbed the Dark Monkey Head, and rained pure rage upon all the combatants.
Please forgive the quality…it was recorded off an iPhone. What else?
This is a recent logo project we completed. It was fun to dive into a new identity, and explore various styles. It was also great to tackle this as a studio, with several designers throwing in. Collaboration rules.
Local Art Thingies
These sculptures were spotted right outside our studio. Scared the living daylights out of me and my iced white mocha…probably because of my recurring dream where I’m attacked by monstrous cowboy robots made from mailboxes and old welding masks. More after the jump.
