PUBLIC MARKS from sbrothier with tags art & blog

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Yatzer is a design Blog / Magazine with prime focus to locate, collect and share all the beautiful things within the creative world and make its viewers aware of all the very latest and most unique items from all the creative fields such as architecture, art, interiors, industrial design, graphics and fashion. Yatzer aims to generate an interactive Design Community, where well established designers, new designers, students and design addicts from all disciplines will have the opportunity to interact, promote and discuss their work. Yatzer also aims to establish a network of collaborations with other design and arts related on & offline magazines and blogs, as well as design & art institutions, organizations and schools, so as to offer its users and sponsors the most premium experience and ultimate reach. All the posted items launched are solely based on its founder’s personal aesthetics and design visions, which Yatzer share with all the design-addicts in the universe, because we believe that ‘design is to share’.

Dedicated to beauty, art, and freedom of expression, OhlalaBlog is an internationally aclaimed blog/magazine and photograph journal about fabulous people, style, culture, entertainent, and travel.

Chez les Sakai, la sculpture des panneaux de bois (ou gravure d'enseigne) est une histoire de famille ! Reconnus pour leur savoir-faire artisanal, ils signent ceux des grands tournois de Sumotoris, temples célèbres et autres enseignes de prestiges

Predominant daily news on fashion, art, design and pop culture

I’ve read a lot of great comics and graphic novels this year and I wanted to share some of my personal favourites. Please add your favourites to the comments so I know what to read next year! These are not in any order - just a bunch of stuff I really enjoyed.

PingMag is a web magazine about art, design, technology, and more. It is based entirely on our own personal likes and interests, and we hope it will be built up, and expanded on, by thoughts and comments posted by you, our readers. Our interests are broad.

Free Soil is an international collective of artists that seeks to make projects that reveal social, political, cultural and environmental relationships. We believe art can be a catalyst for social awareness and change.

Near near Future / a blog by Régine Debatty

le blog de fluctuat.net