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12 posts tagged futuristic
Lost Memories
A short film by Francois Ferracci about a couple walking through a futuristic Paris over-saturated by holograms and digital data, a polaroid camera and lost memories. The film is featured in our WE AND THE COLOR Vimeo Group and Channel.
Amazing Drawings
A selection of futuristic black and white illustrations by Kilian Eng, a graphic designer and illustrator from Stockholm, Sweden.
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The Sobek Typeface.
Sobek is a typeface by the Font-Foundry Thinkdust. It’s an experimental and futuristic font. The font is based on remixed sans serif letterforms and it’s perfect for use display and headline font.
The Sobek typeface is available here.
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Sight
This short film by Eran May-raz and Daniel Lazo gives a look into the future, how life can be in a few years. The film was their graduation project from Bezaleal academy of arts.
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Electro Font
An experimental typeface by HypeForType. Geometric lines with sharp edges give this font its futuristic look. You can buy the Electro font from MyFonts and there is also a free version available for non-commercial use here.
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Type Design
An experimental and futuristic typeface designed by Atelier Olschinsky from Vienna, Austria.
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Creative Product Design
Nice industrial design by Geoffrey Cooper for a futuristic timepiece. The watch is inspired by science and science fiction. The motion is similar to planets rotating around a sun.
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Geomas Font
A futurisitc type design by Josip Kelava.
“Ever listened to a piece of music and got inspired? Well this was the case for the creation of Geomas. I was never really a fan, but lately I have been listening to Dubstep. I listened to the track Kill The Noise (Part 1) and the intro to this track took me on a journey far from here. It felt futuristic, bold, calculated and systematic. And thus, Geomas was created. It’s funny how music can do that to you.”
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Fonecian Typeface.
A futuristic and clean designed display typeface by Rosalind Stoughton, a designer based in Leeds, United Kingdom. The typeface is inspired by the ancient Phoenician alphabet and includes two character styles, two weights and glyph coverage. You can buy the font on tendollarfonts.com.
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Futurism in Architecture.
Hugh Ferriss (1889 – 1962) was an American visionary architect who created perspective drawings of futuristic buildings. With is drawings, he influenced whole generation of architects.
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Futuristic Architecture.
The eco friendly, prefabricated California Roll House, designed by Violent Volumes.
“This eco friendly home is constructed from a fiber-reinforced plastic paired with carbon trusses used for support. The house utilizes automatic doors that are controlled by using hydraulic power. Being the house is designed for the desert, the occupants need to keep themselves cool. The home’s microclimate is controlled electronically to ensure that occupants remain comfortable inside regardless of outside temperatures. Check out the images of this beautiful work of art after the break.”
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Futuristic Illustrations by Dan Matutina
Illustrations for Alex Mathers’ book on “Self-Promotion using Google Plus”
Artworks by Dan Matutina.
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