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The Built Environment

The internal dialog that occupies my mind is about art in the environment, both native and man made. I find art in the organic and geometric shapes and sizes and color and texture that form the environment.

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The Arts Council here in Evansville, IN is going to be having a reception for the gallery show Art by Architects Jan. 11, 2013 at 4:30p.m. In the mood of the exhibit, I thought I'd repost this. Enjoy!

Studio G Design Resolutions: 2013

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As 2012 comes to an end, the Studio G office is taking a moment to reflect on the past, as well as look forward and think about what we hope to accomplish in the coming year. Here is a sampling of our very own ‘design resolutions’:

- Work on more visionary projects that embody our focus on building sustainable communities…

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What are your design resolutions for the New Year?

Acosta's 'Crayons' mural recalls Sandy Hook

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This 6' × 24' graffiti mural is the work of Gamma Acosta, Longmont, Colo. "Crayons" is his statement about the Sandy Hook school massacre, done a day later. It's gone now, boards and all, to an anonymous art collector who wanted it preserved. Normally Acosta, who paints on his uncle's vacant building, would have painted over it to make way for his next mural.

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The more I look at it the more I love it!

What's at Stake for Microsoft's Windows 8?

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Will the unveiling of a demo version of the new Windows 8 software help keep Microsoft afloat?

Since the release of its first Windows operating system in 1985, Microsoft has remained central to the personal computer revolution.  Today, however, Microsoft is struggling to keep up in the mobile device market, where companies like Apple Inc. and Google Inc. seem to be dominating with their trend-setting i __ devices and Android software. 

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Your life, one data entry at a time.

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How to Remove Your Google Web History Before The New Privacy Policy Change (via Lifehacker)

We live in an age when a small bit of information can mean the difference between tax brackets. Whether you know it or not, your internet identity has coupled with it multitudes of data that hold the key for companies to get to know you, the consumer, better.

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Very important article to read. And very well-written.

Karate Kids Keep Practicing Even In Their Sleep!

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Tokyo-based ad agency GREY produced this cute advertisement for Ninseikan Children's Karate School in Japan. If these ad campaigns are true, they'll have you karate chopping like a pro even in your sleep!

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If Ninseikan Karate School's ad campaigns ring true, you'll be karate chopping in your sleep! Tokyo-based ad agency GREY produced these hilarious ads for the children's karate school in Japan

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This is a very cute concept for a Karate school.

Ford Sneaks in a Fake Swimsuit Model in Sports Illustrated

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According to AdAge, Sports Illustrated‘s annual swimsuit issue is out in Newstand. And while it’s full of scantily clad models in bikinis, one young woman is not who she appears. As Creativity reports, a Ford print spread in the issue … Continue reading