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FIFA 2010. Football Fans

mic — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 10:39:02 +0000

Have you spent lately at least 1 day without talking about the football? It is an important part of our life that units all people from different countries together. We cry, we scream, we laught, we hate, we love.
Life won’t be the same without Football and Football won’t be the same without its truly fans.
These are some photos from World Cup South Africa 2010.

We remind you that the next game of Italy will be on thursday at 16.00 with Slovakia. Wish you good luck, guys! We are with you!

Algerian fan

Argentinian fans

Australian fans

Brazil fan

Denmark fan

English fan

German fans

Ghana Fan

Greek fans

Holland fans

Italian Fan from Venezuela

Italian fans

Japan and Cameroon fans

Japan fans

Mexico fans

New Zealand fans

Nigerian fans

Paraguaian fans

Portugies fans

Serbian fan

South African fans

American fans

Berlin Sandsation ‘10

mic — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 10:16:31 +0000

SANDSATION 2010 from June 6th until August 29th
at a new location

From June 6th the sand sculptures will be back in Berlin. This summer, the 8th edition of the international sand sculpture festival SANDSATION invites over 20 sand artists (“carvers”) from all over the world to Germany’s capital to thrill Berliners and tourists equally with exceptional, spectacular works.

It’s SANDSATION’s 8th year and the festival goes back to its roots – to the Spree riverside in Friedrichshain at the O2 World. In 2003, the first edition of the event was located close by at the border strip at Mühlenstraße. Managing director Uwe Schwettmann is excited about the new location: “After six years at Hauptbahnhof, we as much as the artists welcome this change of scene. The site at Hauptbahnhof was difficult to secure for the future, so we are very happy to return to familiar grounds. We hope that the people of Friedrichshain will give us a warm welcome as they did before.”

The festival that has meanwhile come to be internationally known keeps constantly developing its concept: fantastic, metres high sculptures amaze young and grown-ups equally, a diverse gastronomy and comfortable beach chairs invite to relax and a great number of exciting surprises await the children. Around the spectacular sand art the festival presents a varied supporting programme with free workshops for junior sand artists, raffles and action days. The O2 World contributes with many thrilling events around the arena – SANDSATION will be right in the thick of things.

Between June 6th and June 8th the artist will allow a first glance at their unusual work. “Head in Sand” is this year’s theme and promises to be a real eye catcher. For the Grand Opening on June 9th the best sand sculptures will be selected by a jury. The audience will then have a few more days to pick their favourite sculpture.

78th Pitti Uomo

mic — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 14:14:43 +0000

78’s PITTI UOMO

15-18 JUNE

Since the launch, uneeto is going through a rich experience in high-quality knitwear.
During these years we got in touch with a lot of new clients, we stepped further from Italy expanding our boundaries and finding more foreign customers; we got support and love from all of you and we are grateful for that.
It is a good time to stop and think how can we develop our business and growth;
what are our client’s needs. We have already warmed you up in the wintertime, how can we refresh you in the summer? Making it out, we worked on something special, the new SS11 Collection that for the first time will include a Jersey clothing line produced in 100% Tencel. It’s a new generation bio-fiber, made of wooden vegetal cellulose, extract through a biocompatible and biodegradable process; hygienic natural, thermo-regulating and anti-stress; suitable for a total protection from EMF (ElectroMagnetic Fields).
It feels very gentle, mellow and soft on your skin.
Another new entry is the 100%Cotton Polo Pique, classy and beautiful with its embroideried logo. Moreover, check out our polo “Limited edition” with the answer to all your unanswered questions!

yours unee+o

Howard Berman, humorous vision of life.

mic — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 09:46:54 +0000

Howard was born into image-making. Howard’s father was a cinema -photographer, who worked on the cult classic “Peeping Tom”, and voraciously documented his childhood in reels of 8mm footage, making it difficult to tell his actual memories apart form his film memories.
Howard was given a classic Leica camera at the age of eight, and began a documentary quest from his point of view. Since then he didn’t stop.
He won a lot of prestigious awards, including the Grand Prix at Cannes and the One show, but is too modest to list them all.
Howard Berman is known for his quirky and humorous vision in the advertising and art world. His style has been often imitated but he has original by continually shooting and experimenting with the medium-producing new work when he isn’t on assignment.

Creator and manufacturer of finest Artisan Timepieces

mic — Thu, 27 May 2010 08:41:01 +0000

Angular Momentum timepieces are individual works of art. No other brand devotes itself to the detailed beauty of watches more fully than Angular Momentum and no other watch brand, has thus taken on the task to let a simple wrist watch to become a unique, unforgettable and precious objects of art.

Angular Momentum of Switzerland is a small, independent watch manufacturer based in Bern, the Capital of Switzerland. There it was founded in 1998.
Using old, traditional and newly developed techniques, arts and crafts beautiful objects come to life which have never been seen before.A variety of techniques are used by Angular Momentum‘s artisans such as hand engraving and relief works in silver, gold, mother of pearl, camel bone, tortoiseshell, porcelain and as an exclusivity engraving and guilloche work on Japan lacquer.
Angular Momentum watches are available at an exclusive network of high-end jewelers and boutiques, in 18 countries of the world from St Moritz to Las Vegas, from Moscow to Saudi Arabia and over to Vietnam – and of course at Angular Momentum in Switzerland.

Angular Momentum of Switzerland offers the unique service to individuals who wish to have their own personalized timepiece. The Artisan Timepiece Collection features a wide range of individual bespoken timepieces, taylor made for a demanding clientele around the world.
Today the majority of Angular Momentum’s yearly production are bespoken timepieces and very small and limited editions.

A Matter of Taste, by Fulvio Bonavia.

mic — Thu, 27 May 2010 08:12:26 +0000

Fulvio Bonavia is an award-winning Italian photographer. Though he has shot ad campaigns for a wide range of international clients, such as Adidas, Heineken, Swatch, Amnesty International, and Alitalia, he is best known for his campaigns for automotive companies including Jaguar, BMW, Saab, Alfa Romeo, Daimler-Chrysler and Audi.
Prior to establishing himself as a photographer, Bonavia worked as a graphic designer and movie-poster illustrator. In 2008, Hachette Australia published A Matter of Taste, a book featuring Bonavia’s conceptual photos of food as fashion—corn espadrilles, aubergine slippers, and a tagliatelle belt, for example. A French edition of A Matter of Taste was published in 2009, and a selection of images from the book was exhibited at the La Grande Epicerie in Paris.

Hugh Hefner becomes a Hollywood Heroe

mic — Mon, 24 May 2010 10:00:37 +0000

We’ve already written once about the story how “Hollywood was about to be destroyed”. So! That wasn’t the end! They were saved and by whom????

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner was a hailed a hero when he topped up the funds to save the Hollywood sign from the grasps of developers last week.
Now though, it has been revealed that the famous letters which overlook Los Angeles could yet take on another guise – as a luxury hotel.
Hefner put forward $900,000 to ensure the sign dodged the bulldozers but if a Danish architect gets his way, they could end up being adapted into accommodation.

The sign originally read ‘Hollywoodland’ when it was erected on the city’s Cahuenga Peak in 1923. The letters have since welcomed millions of tourists – not to mention aspiring actors – to the world’s film capital.
Now architect Christian Bay-Jorgensen says the sign could be transformed into a hotel, with each letter hosting guests and rooms with amazing views of Los Angeles.

The hotel letters would be twice the height of the current 45-ft tall sign, and include an observation deck.
‘I’m a fan of the Hollywood sign and the unused spaces of America,’ said Bay-Jorgensen.
‘It could be interesting to make it a center for such events as the Golden Globes and Oscars. This could be the future of the sign.’
The letters have inspired both tragedy and affection. In 1932, young Welsh-born actress Peg Entwistle, frustrated with ongoing rejection by the city’s film directors, climbed 45 feet up to the top of the letter ‘H’ and jumped to her death. The 24-year-old became known as ‘The Hollywood Sign Girl’.
And when the sign fell into disrepair in the 1970s, it was restored after a campaign which saw nine donors pay $27,777 to ‘adopt’ one letter each.

Nano-engineered Audi A9 concept repairs damages on its own

mic — Mon, 24 May 2010 08:09:34 +0000

Developed on the lines of top-end luxury saloons, such as the Porsche Panamera and the Lamborghini Estoque, the “Audi A9” by Spanish designer Daniel Garcia is a luxury sports saloon concept made using nanotechnology that includes an automatic system for repairing damage and color ∧ opacity adjustment. Featuring a wide windscreen that extends to complete the roof, the Audi A9 also touts the bodywork enhanced with a unique “electronic painting” system, allowing the owner to change its color at the touch of a button. The Audi A9 runs on an advanced hybrid setup with an internal combustion engine working in conjunction with four in-wheel electric motors, while the styling of the vehicle comes from the architectural style of Santiago Calatrava’s buildings in “La Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias” (The City of Arts and Sciences), Valencia.

“Alice in Wonderland” characters creator

mic — Tue, 18 May 2010 08:39:33 +0000

Michael Kutsche lives and works in Los Angeles, specializing in illustration. He creates very unusual and memorable characters, working with such well-known companies as Sony Imageworks, Dreamworks, Marvel Studios, SEGA, The Creative Assembly, Saatchi & Saatchii and BMW. His latest work – a series of official character to the film Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland”.

Matteo Linguiti. Photographer.

mic — Fri, 14 May 2010 08:48:57 +0000

Italian advertising photographer with international style, taste and sense of humor. He works for Coca-Cola, Renault, Volkswagen, Audi, Samsung, Yamaha, Gatorade, Leo Burnett and many others.