Design

After the success of the white Lotus Esprit S1 in the 1977 James Bond film “The Spy Who Loved Me,” the Turbo Esprit appeared in the 1981 film “For Your Eyes Only,” playing less ambitious roles. h/t: vintag.es The Lotus Esprit, a sports car produced by Lotus Cars from 1976 to 2004, featured a rear

After the success of the white Lotus Esprit S1 in the 1977 James Bond film “The Spy Who Loved Me,” the Turbo Esprit appeared in the 1981 film “For Your Eyes Only,” playing less ambitious roles. h/t: vintag.es The Lotus Esprit, a sports car produced by Lotus Cars from 1976 to 2004, featured a rear

Zachary Darren Corzine is a Freelance Designer and Director based in Portland, OR, USA. As a multidisciplinary designer, he takes a comprehensive approach from concept to final production. His “Unnatural World” series, created with Houdini, Stable Diffusion, and Lightroom, explores the intersection of his creative practice and advancing technology. He experiments with custom AI models

Zachary Darren Corzine is a Freelance Designer and Director based in Portland, OR, USA. As a multidisciplinary designer, he takes a comprehensive approach from concept to final production. His “Unnatural World” series, created with Houdini, Stable Diffusion, and Lightroom, explores the intersection of his creative practice and advancing technology. He experiments with custom AI models

Javier Martin is a Spanish multidisciplinary artist renowned for his innovative work across painting, collage, sculpture, performance, and video art. His art cleverly juxtaposes everyday objects in unexpected ways, creating thought-provoking visual metaphors. For over ten years, Martin has been working on his iconic “Blindness” collection. In these pieces, the eyes—traditionally seen as windows to

Javier Martin is a Spanish multidisciplinary artist renowned for his innovative work across painting, collage, sculpture, performance, and video art. His art cleverly juxtaposes everyday objects in unexpected ways, creating thought-provoking visual metaphors. For over ten years, Martin has been working on his iconic “Blindness” collection. In these pieces, the eyes—traditionally seen as windows to

Born in Neuchâtel in 1888, Swiss artist Eric de Coulon, who studied architecture at ETH Zurich and later moved to Paris, is best remembered for inventing the “lettre sujet” technique, designing tourist posters in an elegant Art Deco style, and creating dynamic compositions for the Klausenrennen car races, before his death in 1956 at age

Born in Neuchâtel in 1888, Swiss artist Eric de Coulon, who studied architecture at ETH Zurich and later moved to Paris, is best remembered for inventing the “lettre sujet” technique, designing tourist posters in an elegant Art Deco style, and creating dynamic compositions for the Klausenrennen car races, before his death in 1956 at age