New Media III

Saul Bass

2009-12-17T15:30:00.001-08:00

Saul Bass :: Motion, Lines, Movies

Saul Bass was a successful graphic designer who essentially turned opening film titles into an art form. He was a master of film title design, working on over fifty films throughout his lifetime. He worked with some of the greatest directors of all time, most notably Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, and Martin Scorsese. In addition to working on opening and closing graphics for films, he designed some of the most recognized logos of his time, including the sixth AT&T logo and Continental Airlines “jetstream” logo. Always well respected, Bass contributed to many areas of graphic design.

Growing up in New York and constantly drawing as a child, Bass always had a wild imagination. He attended the Art Students League in Manhattan and then went on to study with Gyorgy Kepes at Brooklyn College. He worked as a graphic designer in NYC studios, but in the mid 1940s decided to move out to California. After designing a movie poster for Otto Preminger, he was so impressed he was commissioned to create the title sequence for Carmen Jones. He continued to create a few more title sequences, but it was The Man with the Golden Arm that created a sensation.

Bass’s most notable film title animation was for The Man with the Golden Arm in 1955. Before this movie, when films were played at theaters the curtain did not open for the title credits because they were so boring. Never before had the itle credits been so symbolic of the film that followed. Yet, when The Man with the Golden Arm played in theaters the projectionists were given specific instructions to open the curtain for the credits, as Bass started a new trend of interesting and artful title credit animation. The Man with the Golden arm used jarring lines once again. It is in this movie that there is the most literal foreshadowing to elements of the movie. The arm represents addition, and the staggered jagged piecing together of the graphic symbol foreshadows the character’s plunge into misery.

Some of Bass’s most successful credit sequences were accompanied by the music of Bernard Herrmann, a renowned score writer. They worked together in Vertigo, Psycho, and Cape Fear. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World was his longest film credit, reaching four minutes. The color scheme is simple, but the animation is anything but. While he was used to working on serious films with Alfred Hitchcock, It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World gave Bass a chance to make humorous credits, as the movie was filled with just about every famous comedian of the era. Bass created the opening credits and movie poster for West Side Story. Once again Bass uses lines to prelude to a scene of buildings. More so than other films, this credit reel focuses on color, as the lines stay stagnant until the end when they reveal they are based on the island of Manhattan. Around the World in 80 Days had the audience wondering when they'd be seeing anything by Bass, as there was no animated opening credits To the crowds surprise, in this piece he created the ending titles. He uses a myriad of illustrations that are basically a summary of the movie.

Moving beyond just opening and closing credits, Bass also directed short films from the 1960s through the 1990s and won Academy Awards and nominations for these shorts. His success in the area led him to become a desired consultant for filmmakers, especially for movie climaxes. His most notable scenes include the shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s Pycho, the final battle scene in Stanley Kubricks’sSpartacus, and the racing scenes in John Frankenheimer’s Grand Prix.

He had a dream of being a feature film director himself, and that dream came true in 1974, the movie was entitled, Phase IV. Unfortunately, the feature had little to no success and he soon returned to his roots of commercial graphic design. It was at this time that he created the famous corporate identities of United Airlines, AT&T, Minolta, Bell Telephone System, and Warner Communications.

He was coerced into returning to film credits in 1987 and 1988 to work on James Brooks’ Broadcast News and Penny Marshall’s Big. Soon after, Martin Scorsese became a long-term partner. He created credits for Goodfellas and Cape Fear, along with graphics for The Age of Innocence and Casino. Casino was Bass’s final movie credit animation before his death.

Bass was honored by being commissioned to design the posters for the Oscar Awards ceremonies between 1991 and 1996, as well as the poster designs for the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. His awards include Honorary Royal Designer for Industry from the Royal Society of Arts of London in 1964, honorary doctorate degrees from the Philadelphia College of Art and the Los Angeles Art Center College of Design, and membership in the Sundance Film Institute in Utah. He also has and has had exhibitions of his work at the Cinematheque Francaise in Paris, the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the U.S. Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., in Amsterdam at the Stedlijk Museum, and in Czechoslovakia at the Prague Museum.

On April 25, 1996 Bass died of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and was survived by his wife and creative partner, Elain Makatura, and two children, Jennifer and Jeffrey. His work will always be looked at as revolutionary, and has and will continue to survive as respected pieces of artwork.

Sources:

http://www.notcoming.com/

http://designmuseum.org/design/saul-bass

http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/medalist-saulbass

http://www.bass-saul.com/

http://www.answers.com/topic/saul-bass

posters by Saul Bass
movie posters by Saul Bass

logos by Saul Bass

Carla Gannis :: Speaker

2009-12-13T21:06:00.001-08:00

Carla Gannis came to speak in our class today. See work above.

Major Points::

Majored in piano and oil painting
appropriation art, mash ups, media fragments -- Richard prince, blowing up of marlborough man ads
....Wears 3 hats
Thin line between fact and fiction, often blurred
"sublimation "
Corporate Artists, Peter Haley?
Making the familiar unfamiliar
Post-Human...beyond the natural human experience. Augmentation.

sick poster

2009-12-13T15:43:00.000-08:00

Core77 posts The ABC's of Branding poster by Jason Dean. This is a great ode to logos that have become so iconic throughout the years. I especially love that Volkswagen's logo is "V" AND "W!"

great business cards!

2009-12-13T15:40:00.000-08:00

Designboom posts these fantastic business cards by "blim," a community arts center that offers workshop in screen printing, among others. The cards are printed with laser cut perforations in the style of screen print. When held in the light, the shadow is a negative version of the card.

I think these cards are really special because they are so interesting and memorable without being too flashy, corny, or pretentious.

Weird Art Show

2009-12-13T15:38:00.000-08:00

http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/8446/preliminares.html

BEautiful Indoor Plant Decoration!

2009-12-13T15:37:00.002-08:00

Designboom posts about this great decorative plant holder. There are two different mirror sets on this planter, the bigger diagonals, and then smaller ones under the plants. This reflects the growth and makes it appear bigger! The call it a "grass mirror" and it's by h2o architects.

Yet another lego post!!

2009-12-08T16:45:00.000-08:00

Found on LARK.com, this outrageous car commercial takes creativity to the next level.

Done with regular sized legos, this commercial must have taken HOURS.

And in other lego news.. less complicated, but oh so cute and a good idea!

Lego wallets!

Speaking of iPod docks

2009-12-08T16:31:00.000-08:00

You could buy that fancy dock I posted in the previous, OR, you can MAKE your OWN using binder clips. That's right. BINDER clips. Found on the GEEK section of Fark.com, there's an instructional video!

Lego Stop Action!

2009-12-03T15:16:00.000-08:00

Core77 posts this Matrix scene remake...done in yes, you guessed it. LEGOS! This scene is particularly well done, as it mimics the special effects so well-known and loved by Matrix fans, extremely well. This is just another of many lego tribute videos!

iPod Speakers

2009-11-27T17:49:00.000-08:00

These classy speakers are a site for sore eyes! Simple and classic, curious as to how good the sound quality is. Posted in The Design Blog, they are available in maple and cherry wood. "Clutter free music" is an appropriate term.

Compact Furniture!

2009-11-27T17:47:00.000-08:00

The Design Blog posts about a great new furniture piece. The design is great for small apartments where space is limited. I know as someone looking into a (most likely small) apartment on a limited budget, I'd definitely purchase this!

Live Scribe

2009-11-27T17:00:00.000-08:00

Livescribe is a pen that records notes digitally and audibly. Designboom posts of how they recently updated their software to include games, music, and translation to another language. This a pretty cool product getter better. I think the best part is how you can touch the part of the notes and it will bring you to the audio from that part of the lecture!

Cute mushroom hook!

2009-11-27T16:24:00.000-08:00

Japanese designer Masako Sato creates this cute mushroom hook!

I think there's a great market for cute home accessories like this. They are unique and stylish. I could even see places like children's stores, schools, and places like that buying in bulk!

WiFi Scale

2009-11-27T15:57:00.000-08:00

Designboom posts about a Scale that has WiFi, enabling it to transfer data directly to your computer or mobile device. The website plays the fitness card, making it seem like if you buy this scale you will be able to lose weight more easily, because you can keep track of things like BMI and body composition. I think this is a cool idea, but I doubt it will be the turning point for people to become healthier!

Digital Camera with Projector!

2009-11-27T15:46:00.000-08:00

Designboom posts about a great new Nikon camera which features a projector! In addition to this the camera also boasts 12.1 megapixels and a 2.7 inch lcd display. The projector isn't of the highest quality, but the idea is there. This way people don't have to crowd around the little camera...it projects onto any flat surface. I'm pumped to see if this idea will catch on!

Poster Sketches for the Student Art Show

2009-11-23T12:47:00.000-08:00

Poster Sketches for the Student Art Show

Sketch 1:

I would print out S,T,U, etc on letter paper, with the letter taking up the whole page. Then I'd photography the paper hanging with an interesting background (think brick wall, wildlife, birdcage, etc). Then collage them together.

Sketch 2:

The idea with the head sillohette, with type filling the head. the type would be fine arts classes.

Sketch 3:

Thick block letters masked by "art" textures. Abstract photos of things like paint palettes, still life stuff, MAC puters, etc. - OR - the same idea in reverse. High res image of a close up of a palette with the letters knocked out.

Sketch 4:

FB done artsy. type in FB font, but painted. Info made to look sort of like a profile.

Sketch 5:

Simple basic font. With Rectangle/simple line graphics. All the same colors (tinted and whatnot) but diff textures, referring to diff. departments (paint, pencil, blog screen print, etc). Very subtle textures, but enough to notice, oooh thats paint, etc. Or colors could be CMYK/RGB idea.

Sketch 6:

Same idea as 2, but instead of head silhouette, just a circle/dot.

Bringing Urban to your living room

2009-11-19T07:22:00.000-08:00

Designboom posts about the "Urban Collective," a new collection of furniture created by the emotion lab. It's a set of furniture based on urban city features like scaffolding, dividers, and lights!

Another product from emotion lab, screen light.

Saul Bass

2009-11-17T15:48:00.000-08:00

Saul Bass :: Motion, Lines, Movies

Moving beyond just opening and closing credits, Bass also directed short films from the 1960s through the 1990s and won Academy Awards and nominations for these shorts. His success in the area led him to become a desired consultant for filmmakers, especially for movie climaxes. His most notable scenes include the shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s Pycho, the final battle scene in Stanley Kubricks’s Spartacus, and the racing scenes in John Frankenheimer’s Grand Prix.

Sources:

http://www.notcoming.com/

http://designmuseum.org/design/saul-bass

http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/medalist-saulbass

http://www.bass-saul.com/

http://www.answers.com/topic/saul-bass

posters by Saul Bass
movie posters by Saul Bass

logos by Saul Bass

showing off the nostalgia!

2009-11-16T20:01:00.000-08:00

http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/16/view/8175/nintendo-business-card-case.html

Tim Burton at MoMa!

2009-11-09T20:22:00.001-08:00

Tim Burton's Exhibition at MoMa opened this Sunday! I got a chance to see some preview pieces Friday. The show features everything from doodles and sketches to production stills and polaroids. MoMa has put together a FANTASTIC exhibition website where you can view most of the pieces online.

"The man with permanent seeing eye dogs." hehe.

AIRLESS TIRES! FINALLY!!

2009-11-09T15:37:00.000-08:00

For anyone who has ever had the woe of a flat tire, this is the most exciting thing ever!

A tire with no air. Really smart, not sure why this hasn't been invented yet.. especially because tires are such a hazard on the highway, as the man in the video mentions. I hope this comes to fruition soon!

Cassette Tie Neckties!

2009-11-08T17:39:00.000-08:00

It seems I always end up posting about things and seeing related posts right after! Another awesome cassette tape related post by designboom. These ties are made from 50% tape and 50% polyester. This post also shows a video of how to make a player that will play the ties! Incredible!

Blackberry watch! Jeeez.

2009-11-04T19:41:00.000-08:00

Designboom posts about the "impulse blackberry watch." I couldn't tell if it was a concept product or not. Technically it is, but will be put into production in one year. If you have a blackberry, you'll be able to sync it to this watch. The screen is 1.3 inch.

I mean, yea, so now you just check your watch instead of pulling out a phone. But this just seems really unnecessary. Although, how much of technology is necessary. It's definitely cool but a 1.3 inch screen is super small too!

Cassette Notebooks!

2009-11-04T06:58:00.000-08:00

Designboom posts about these awesome little notebooks that look like cassette tapes! Very sad to find at their website that you cannot but them online. I SO would....definitely this one:

I actually just emailed the company this:
Hello!
I'm a college student in the Unite States. We follow blogs for my New Media class and came across an entry about your notebooks. I absolutely LOVE them! I really wish they were available to buy online, I'd buy a bunch! Do you see that happening in the future?

Also, I suggest you try selling them to the American Company, "Urban Outfitters." I know for a FACT they would buy these from you wholesale!

Good luck to you :)

Cellphone Jewelry

2009-10-29T15:59:00.000-07:00

Remember slap bracelets? They were banned in a lot of schools when I was a kid.

Well, designer Rob Luna has created a futuristic design, HELIX.

It's a cellphone you can wear as a watch. Fashionistas, watch out!

Critics!

2009-10-26T13:43:00.000-07:00

Seth Godin writes about Trolls. People who constantly criticize (not constructively) and get pleasure from putting down your work. The thing you must remember, is you can't please everyone. He sees that as " the secret of being remarkable." This is a great piece of advice. If you can take people's constructive criticism that is great, but learning how to stay true to what you want/need to create is important too.

Video Street Art

2009-10-22T15:01:00.000-07:00

Designboom posts about a technological type of graffiti. These geeks use "video mapping techniques as a means of video painting onto walls through the use of a paint roller." They aren't actually painting anything with a roller, it's a predetermined image. This is cool, but I've seen just as cool/better work from the GRL (graffiti research lab, creator Evan Roth).

SWEATSHOPPE, The Landing from SWEATSHOPPE on Vimeo.

Sweet Sticker

2009-10-18T17:40:00.000-07:00

I love seeing people react to trends in clever ways. This sticker, posted on Etsy, is called "Snowwhite's Revenge." It's $14 and currently sold out. No surprise! It's super slick and clean looking. Turn the laptop into a canvas with a nice composition! LOVE IT!

Intesting competition!!

2009-10-18T17:26:00.000-07:00

Core77 posts about one of the coolest live competitions I've ever heard of!

Cut&Paste Digital Design Tournament had their final global competition at the Hammerstein Ballroom. "all mouse clicks and tapped commands from designers' workstations will be fed to the audience in real time."

This is SO awesome! I can't imagine the stress working in a time environment live, but I wish I heard about this before it happened!

Just. plain. smart. EARRING LAMP!

2009-10-13T14:57:00.001-07:00

This lamp is a FANTASTIC IDEA, posted on Designboom! I am always looking for a place to keep my earrings.

This lamp is designed by Babaakcja. Called the "sofia" lamp. The inside panel is based on traditional polish outfits! This was great to see, because it relates to our web ID project!

Talking clock, cute or creepy?

2009-10-13T14:26:00.000-07:00

CLOCKMAN! Featured by designboom!

But anywho, this clock has a moving expression and talks. There are different versions for different blood types! Each wakes you up in a different way, based upon how someone of that blood type would like to be woken up. But how amusing can it be with a limited amount of phrases?

I'd definitely like to see this in action with my friends...

It's been done.. like every other phone...

2009-10-08T10:17:00.000-07:00

Designboom posts with this underlying description: smart design teamed up with intel to create the intel magic concept, which incorporates a phone, mp3 player and web browsing device all in one.

Um, HELLO! Every phone nowadays is a Mp3 player, web browser and phone. iPhone, Blackberries, etc.

The difference between this prototype and other smart phones is each thing that the device does happens on a different screen. I don't understand the reasoning behind this.

A Take on Fairy Tales

2009-10-05T15:08:00.000-07:00

Designboom posts about an extremely interesting exhibit at the V & A called telling tales, "fantasy and fear in contemporary design." (above, layout of exhibition).

It's a group exhibition where design and art collide. "designed by a new generation of international designers, including Tord Boontje, Maarten Baas, Jurgen Bey and Studio Job, who are all inspired by the spirit of story-telling."

The pieces are fantastic. Here are some of my favorite. They really ignite a sense of adventure and story!

Now THIS is what I call an eBook!

2009-10-01T06:07:00.000-07:00

Forget kindle. I never liked them. The idea of having to read such a tiny screen and whatnot. I was always hoping it wouldn't catch on so much that books would become obsolete.

Meet INFINITY BOOK!

You get to go through the pages like an actual paper, and it has "infinite flippage" :)

This is by Ewald Neuhofer.. who didn't have a main website but found him on a page with another design!

Custom sneakers. Sponsored by bacon!

2009-10-01T05:49:00.000-07:00

In a world of DIY and customizable products...everyone loves to have unique clothing and accessories. So what's something interesting and original that could be put on shoes?

Bacon.

Keds and Champion have done it!

hehe. food shoes.

You can design your own keds for $60 at keds.com! There's an online community where you can see and buy other people's designs. These bacon shoes were created in that forum!

Measuring Tape Watch!

2009-09-29T14:39:00.000-07:00

Designboom posts about this watch concept, "ORA." I was very sad to see these are only 3D renderings by greek designer alexandros stasinopoulos!

Here are more pictures on his FLCKER!

More strange materials

2009-09-28T11:47:00.000-07:00

Designboom posts about "living wall"

A Hungarian artist, Edina Tokodi lives in Brooklyn and creates art work out of mosstika, a kind of moss idea for growing on vertical surfaces.

This once again takes STREET ART to a new level! I checked out her page, and I've totally seen her stuff in Williamsburg!

Design boom focused on her recent project, using a wood board to let the moss seep through, creating a silhouette.

This post reminded me of the crayon portrait artist, seen here in one of my first entries.

This is so great! It reminds me a yarn bombing and LED graffiti. Frikken really interesting, out of the box ways to create street art!!

It's just. SMART.

2009-09-25T17:22:00.000-07:00

Core 77 posts about this old NUT BAG design from this design student. It's just SMART. A side for shells. I'd use it!

BRILLIANT!
Also learned that all the black spots on side walks are from GUM! Crazy man.

Bringing addition to the next level!

2009-09-25T16:29:00.000-07:00

The Design Blog posts about this potentially HUGE new product, “Mini-Nespresso,” by Hopfgarten Gerda. If this functions properly, I can see it becoming a best selling. Coffee is so huge nowadays, and people pay a lot of money each day to buy it from stores. Being able to make it ANYTIME, ANYWHERE will be very appealing to a lot of people. Bravo!

Responding to an Icon

2009-09-25T16:03:00.000-07:00

Designboom posts about an iPhone notebook, NOTEPODS, by Jacky Winter and Inventive Labs.

I think this is a great example of how designers can respond to the current design world. They took an iconic new design product, and made something else useful to go along with it. This is extremely smart. It's used a lot in the designing of apps.. so they are making money from people who will use it to try to make money!

A stencil has also been created. This is the second one put out by Design Commission, with updated icons.

Wow, Legos.

2009-09-22T19:38:00.000-07:00

Now, seeing as I just wrote about LEGOs.. you'd think I'd give the subject a break. But, I could not ignore THIS post on Design Boom.

An interactive LEGO SHIRT! And again, it's not trademarked by LEGO, but by a separate vendor, ThinkGeek.com. Once again, a smart company using the power of nostalgia to sell products.

Making a Website.

2009-09-20T10:09:00.000-07:00

Seth Godin, marketing guru, writes this entry about starting a website. He claims most people when asking for his advice, ask the wrong questions.

Here are some of the questions he poses (6out of 23):

Are we telling a story?
Are we earning permission to follow up?
Are we hoping that people will watch or learn?
Do we need people to spread the word using various social media tools?
Are we building a tribe of people who will use the site to connect with each other?
Do people find the site via word of mouth? Are they looking to answer a specific question?

I found this entry interesting and useful because I'm at the point where I need my own website. I actually wrote my own blog entry about it over the summer.

I think he is a very smart man, because you should know the purpose and goals of your website before you build it.

Nostalgia sells.

2009-09-19T19:31:00.000-07:00

Everyone likes remembering the past, their childhood.
For most families, LEGOs we a childhood staple. Designboom posts about LEGOs working with a media company, Blue Digital to make lego inspired products like camera, video camera, clocks, and more.

This was smart of LEGOs because other companies have been making "unofficial" LEGO inspired products for years.

Calculator
USB Drives

Street art goes VIDEO

2009-09-17T13:55:00.001-07:00

MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.

This is one of the most amazing pieces of street art I have ever seen in my life.

I found this through another entry where I posted a regular mural done by "BLU"

This video was animated and edited by him. I would love to interview this man about how long, how much money and time was put into this project.

Long Exposure Photography.

2009-09-15T14:26:00.000-07:00

Designboom posted this entry about a British "Light Sculptor," Michael Bosanko.

He never photo edits, all the work he does in within the camera, shots being done in one exposure. And he creates beautiful work like this:
This caught my attention because someone did something similar as an ode to the street artist known for his "Dick Chicken" work.

This is an example of "Dick Chicken"

I finally asked a friend who does photography why the person swishing around the lights doesn't show up. And it's because the exposure is too long to pick up the person in the background.

I'd still like to see it for myself!!

The Glory of Street Art

2009-09-12T07:44:00.000-07:00

Designboom features artist BLU, at the fame festival

Here are some more murals from that event.

And a time lapse video. After working in Williamsburg all summer I've really come to appreciate street art. Sometimes it has a meaning, sometimes it's just to be funny, or to make people remember the artist. This art has a message. I wouldn't say that always makes the art better. But here is does.

The Design Process

2009-09-10T16:03:00.001-07:00

The Design Process

research
sketching/brainstorming
prototyping
execution
iteration
adductive reasoning

Cooking made easy!

2009-09-09T12:33:00.000-07:00

This excellent cooking device was Italian designer Murizio Maiorana. It's light weight, easy to clean, and flexible for storage. It also heats up and cools down fairly quickly to make cooking fast and easy.

I really like this design for things like camping, college students, the office, and people on a tight budget!

Great Idea.. but will it be used?

2009-09-09T09:03:00.000-07:00

Design boom presents a product designed in design booms competition "it's aperitivo time."

This idea is comical, but could potentially be successful! The product will be presented in London on September 30th. I think this is a great place for this product to premiere because in London, people drink in the streets and the pubs are packed right after work!

Found Object for project

2009-09-06T14:23:00.000-07:00

I found this object in an entry on "The Design Blog." It's a lamp with stack-able rings that you can change to fit the mood of the room or occasion!

Shape ideas: curves, rectangle, tripod, humanistic/bug-like (because of the legs)
Word ideas: transform, mood, fit, curves, feelings, modern, morphing, sterile, creative,decor, luminous, light, shining, flow, wave, color, free-stand, swirl

Here are some images from the 3 countries I chose: Korea, Hungary, and Tunisia.

WORD TO TRANSLATE:

SWIRL!

Hungarian

ÖRVÉNY
PRONOUNCED: ER VEIGN (SOUNDS LIKE FOREIGN) ERVIN

TUNISIAN (french)

noun

tourbillon
remous
volute

verb

tourbillonner
tournoyer
faire des remous

KOREAN

doong gool (pronunciation for a korean word basically meaning swirl)

bul kyeoda means light

http://www.freelang.net/online/korean.php?lg=gb

NEW WORD OPTIONS:

Vingulmous

Vogulin

Vivogul

Gulmous

Vuler

Duvin

Vuin

Voviegn

Vodun

Vindover

Kyinmous

Voda

Inda

Kyvo

Invo

Voeo

Inmous

Deson

Goofy Idea

2009-09-05T07:21:00.000-07:00

The Design Blog posted this entry about a new way to talk on your cell phone AND be stylish at the same time!
As seen above, you wear rings that act as the microphone and headset. I think this is an absurd idea. First of all, it looks ridiculous and there's no way holding your hand like that for a prolonged amount of time could be comfortable.

Strange Materials

2009-09-04T14:46:00.001-07:00

Crayons. They seem like an elementary material to most. But artist Christian Faur has pushed the norm with these crayon portraits, posted in design boom. Using them like pixels in a pointillism style drawing.
‘poppies’ by christian faur, 2007
He also uses materials like shredded paper.
"The image is made possible because of the way the text is rendered using different font sizes and “kernings” to appear darker or lighter."

First Assignment

2009-09-03T15:09:00.000-07:00

Get shape ideas / words from product or service choice.

Dozens of images from 3 different countries!

Words from 3 countries, combined to form 1, fake name!