DANIEL GEBHART de KOEKKOEK Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek has us craving spring with his wonderfully sunny series The World We Live In. His work is carefree and loving, capturing a certain innocence that seems especially honest.Gebhart picked up photography is 2006 and has since achieved great success, interning at Magnum and picking up clients such as Vice and Vanity Fair. See another wonderful, if not colder series by Gebhart over at Feature Shoot.
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DANIEL GEBHART de KOEKKOEK Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek has us craving spring with his wonderfully sunny series The World We Live In. His work is carefree and loving, capturing a certain innocence that seems especially honest.Gebhart picked up photography is 2006 and has since achieved great success, interning at Magnum and picking up clients such as Vice and Vanity Fair. See another wonderful, if not colder series by Gebhart over at Feature Shoot.
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DANIEL GEBHART de KOEKKOEK Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek has us craving spring with his wonderfully sunny series The World We Live In. His work is carefree and loving, capturing a certain innocence that seems especially honest.Gebhart picked up photography is 2006 and has since achieved great success, interning at Magnum and picking up clients such as Vice and Vanity Fair. See another wonderful, if not colder series by Gebhart over at Feature Shoot.
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DANIEL GEBHART de KOEKKOEK Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek has us craving spring with his wonderfully sunny series The World We Live In. His work is carefree and loving, capturing a certain innocence that seems especially honest.Gebhart picked up photography is 2006 and has since achieved great success, interning at Magnum and picking up clients such as Vice and Vanity Fair. See another wonderful, if not colder series by Gebhart over at Feature Shoot.
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DANIEL GEBHART de KOEKKOEK Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek has us craving spring with his wonderfully sunny series The World We Live In. His work is carefree and loving, capturing a certain innocence that seems especially honest.Gebhart picked up photography is 2006 and has since achieved great success, interning at Magnum and picking up clients such as Vice and Vanity Fair. See another wonderful, if not colder series by Gebhart over at Feature Shoot.
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DANIEL GEBHART de KOEKKOEK Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek has us craving spring with his wonderfully sunny series The World We Live In. His work is carefree and loving, capturing a certain innocence that seems especially honest.Gebhart picked up photography is 2006 and has since achieved great success, interning at Magnum and picking up clients such as Vice and Vanity Fair. See another wonderful, if not colder series by Gebhart over at Feature Shoot.
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DANIEL GEBHART de KOEKKOEK Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek has us craving spring with his wonderfully sunny series The World We Live In. His work is carefree and loving, capturing a certain innocence that seems especially honest.Gebhart picked up photography is 2006 and has since achieved great success, interning at Magnum and picking up clients such as Vice and Vanity Fair. See another wonderful, if not colder series by Gebhart over at Feature Shoot.
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DANIEL GEBHART de KOEKKOEK

Vienna-based photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek has us craving spring with his wonderfully sunny series The World We Live In. His work is carefree and loving, capturing a certain innocence that seems especially honest.

Gebhart picked up photography is 2006 and has since achieved great success, interning at Magnum and picking up clients such as Vice and Vanity Fair. See another wonderful, if not colder series by Gebhart over at Feature Shoot.

VINTAGE INSECT ILLUSTRATIONS BY E.A. SÉGUY E.A. Séguy is a somewhat mysterious artist, working in France in the early 1900s. From BibliOdyssey: Séguy the artist is best remembered for a couple of series of prints he produced in the 1920s - ‘Papillons’ and ‘Insectes’ - both of which are featured above. The wonderfully lush and vibrant colours we see come from the multiple-stencil technique of pochoir printing, usually associated with the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements.
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VINTAGE INSECT ILLUSTRATIONS BY E.A. SÉGUY E.A. Séguy is a somewhat mysterious artist, working in France in the early 1900s. From BibliOdyssey: Séguy the artist is best remembered for a couple of series of prints he produced in the 1920s - ‘Papillons’ and ‘Insectes’ - both of which are featured above. The wonderfully lush and vibrant colours we see come from the multiple-stencil technique of pochoir printing, usually associated with the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements.
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VINTAGE INSECT ILLUSTRATIONS BY E.A. SÉGUY E.A. Séguy is a somewhat mysterious artist, working in France in the early 1900s. From BibliOdyssey: Séguy the artist is best remembered for a couple of series of prints he produced in the 1920s - ‘Papillons’ and ‘Insectes’ - both of which are featured above. The wonderfully lush and vibrant colours we see come from the multiple-stencil technique of pochoir printing, usually associated with the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements.
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VINTAGE INSECT ILLUSTRATIONS BY E.A. SÉGUY E.A. Séguy is a somewhat mysterious artist, working in France in the early 1900s. From BibliOdyssey: Séguy the artist is best remembered for a couple of series of prints he produced in the 1920s - ‘Papillons’ and ‘Insectes’ - both of which are featured above. The wonderfully lush and vibrant colours we see come from the multiple-stencil technique of pochoir printing, usually associated with the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements.
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VINTAGE INSECT ILLUSTRATIONS BY E.A. SÉGUY E.A. Séguy is a somewhat mysterious artist, working in France in the early 1900s. From BibliOdyssey: Séguy the artist is best remembered for a couple of series of prints he produced in the 1920s - ‘Papillons’ and ‘Insectes’ - both of which are featured above. The wonderfully lush and vibrant colours we see come from the multiple-stencil technique of pochoir printing, usually associated with the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements.
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VINTAGE INSECT ILLUSTRATIONS BY E.A. SÉGUY

E.A. Séguy is a somewhat mysterious artist, working in France in the early 1900s. From BibliOdyssey:

Séguy the artist is best remembered for a couple of series of prints he produced in the 1920s - ‘Papillons’ and ‘Insectes’ - both of which are featured above. The wonderfully lush and vibrant colours we see come from the multiple-stencil technique of pochoir printing, usually associated with the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements.

This seems like really a cool opportunity from the people at Fab.com! ———- Are you an emerging designer or student who wants to disrupt the industry? Fab wants to make your dreams come true. We’re setting up shop in Milan during the Salone Internazionale del Mobile, and together with our all-star team of celebrity judges, we want to see what you’ve got. Bring your product ideas, portfolios, and prototypes on April 10th to be judged, on the spot, by: Bradford Shellhammer, Co-Founder and Chief Design Officer, Fab. Rob Forbes, Founder, Design Within Reach, Public Bikes.Ambra Medda, Founder, Ambra Medda Office.Tom Dixon, Designer, Founder of Tom Dixon.Yves Béhar, Designer and Founder, Fuse Project, and Chief Creative Officer, Jawbone.Amanda Dameron, Editor in Chief, Dwell Magazine.Michael Hermann, Director of Licensing, The Andy Warhol Foundation.Birgit Lohmann, Editor in Chief, designboom.com We’ll pick three designers whose products will be manufactured and sold to 12 million members on Fab. Your work should be of high quality and be a functional object made through handcrafted, high-tech, and/or experimental processes. Pre-register with your name and country to: designforus@fab.com When: 4pm—6pm Wednesday April 10th, 2013. Where: Meet us by the trains at MOST. (Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia, Via Olona 6B, 20123, Milano, Italy.) Don’t miss this chance to better people’s lives with your design! Read more about this project on FastCo Design.
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This seems like really a cool opportunity from the people at Fab.com!

———-

Are you an emerging designer or student who wants to disrupt the industry? Fab wants to make your dreams come true. We’re setting up shop in Milan during the Salone Internazionale del Mobile, and together with our all-star team of celebrity judges, we want to see what you’ve got.

Bring your product ideas, portfolios, and prototypes on April 10th to be judged, on the spot, by:

Bradford Shellhammer, Co-Founder and Chief Design Officer, Fab. 
Rob Forbes, Founder, Design Within Reach, Public Bikes.
Ambra Medda, Founder, Ambra Medda Office.
Tom Dixon, Designer, Founder of Tom Dixon.
Yves Béhar, Designer and Founder, Fuse Project, and Chief Creative Officer, Jawbone.
Amanda Dameron, Editor in Chief, Dwell Magazine.
Michael Hermann, Director of Licensing, The Andy Warhol Foundation.
Birgit Lohmann, Editor in Chief, designboom.com

We’ll pick three designers whose products will be manufactured and sold to 12 million members on Fab. Your work should be of high quality and be a functional object made through handcrafted, high-tech, and/or experimental processes.

  • Pre-register with your name and country to: designforus@fab.com
  • When: 4pm—6pm Wednesday April 10th, 2013.
  • Where: Meet us by the trains at MOST. 
    (Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia, Via Olona 6B, 20123, Milano, Italy.)

Don’t miss this chance to better people’s lives with your design!

Read more about this project on FastCo Design.

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