A cat basks in the warmth of the morning sun, Burma, Steve McCurry
Via: Steve McCurry
The English Group has always kept a scrapbook of resources that we find inspiring. We now include this within our website in the form of a blog and, from now on, will add to it on an ongoing basis. The directory showcases graphic design, art, books, magazines, film and music, photography, portraits, fashion, architecture, interiors, hotels and travel, products & toys - alongside The English Group's own categories, ‘Travelling’ and 'Our Work' (‘Our Print’ and ‘Our Websites’), which illustrate the team's own travels and a full chronological listing of the agency's creative work.
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— Jaguar E-Type Sculpture by Gerry Judah
This 28 metre-high steel sculpture of the Jaguar E-Type car was designed by Gerry Judah for the Goodwood Festival of Speed, which took place in Sussex, UK, last weekend.
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— Kate Moss by David Sims
The always even more beautiful Kate Moss as photographed by David Sims for Love No.14 FW 2015
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— Rising Star
Marilyn Monroe photographed by Phillippe Halsman in 1954
— Cara Barer’s Books
Cara Barer’s book project has a lot to do with chance and experimentation.
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— On the Edge of the World
Graphic Design group Spin was commissioned by the British Council to create the catalogue for the exhibition ‘On the Edge of the World’.
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— Yves Klein In The Void Room
Photographs by Raum der Leere from 1961 (from the Yves Klein Archives at the Museum Haus Lange in Krefeld, Germany).
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— Butterfly
I find this throughly distracting! I think I could stare at it all day…
Via: fffound
— De Joode Design for Soonsalon Wallpapers
De Joode Design (for Soonsalon) combines photography with patterns in the creation of custom wall-coverings / wallpapers.
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— Triumph & Disaster
I love the simple but distinctive design of Triumph & Disaster, ‘a new mens range of products based on combining classic and old-fashioned methods of grooming such as razor shaving and traditional organic ingredients with contemporary innovations in science.’
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— Prosciutto di Parma
Unusual subject but I find the geometric pattern of this image by Stefano Rellandin fascinating.
Via: Liao Yusheng
— Study Of Drapery
Study of Drapery (1900) by Mucha.
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