#Catalano Design

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Fotele EGG CLASSIC VELVET i oświetlenie marki Catalano Design - duet idealny do stworzenia harmonijnego wnętrza

Fotel EGG CLASSIC VELVET to nie tylko klasyka - to mebel, który doda wyjątkowego charakteru wnętrzu. Wykonany z wysokiej jakości materiałów, wyposażony w mechanizm obrotowy i funkcję bujanego, a także możliwość zablokowania pozycji odchylonej lub pionowej – to idealny mebel do relaksu. Ale żeby stworzyć ciepłą atmosferę w mieszkaniu, niezbędny będzie też odpowiedni oświetlenie. Tu sprawdzą się lampy zaprojektowane przez znaną markę Catalano Design. Producent ten oferuje szeroki wybór oświetlenia, które doskonale wpasuje się w różne wnętrza. Wszystkie lampy są wykonane z najwyższej jakości materiałów i cechuje je minimalistyczny design. Do produkcji lamp wykorzystywane są najnowocześniejsze technologie, a dzięki temu wyroby te są wytrzymałe i trwałe. Obok lamp wiszących, stołowych i podłogowych, marka Catalano Design oferuje również kinkiety i inne produkty oświetleniowe, takie jak plafony i obudowy do żarówek. Wszystkie produkty marki zaprojektowane są zgodnie z europejskimi normami jakości i bezpieczeństwa, co sprawia, że każde oświetlenie jest wyjątkowe i niepowtarzalne. Oświetlenie marki Catalano Design pozwoli stworzyć harmonijne wnętrze, które będzie idealnym odzwierciedleniem stylu i gustu domowników. Dzięki temu wraz z Fotelem EGG CLASSIC VELVET będą tworzyć zgrany duet.

[harrisx28]

Bruno Catalano at Miami Design District

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EDUARDO CATALANO — CATALANO HOUSE, 1954.

📍RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.

[marashi96art]

Since I laughed at you for not having the anon asks on, I'll ask you a question. :P

Aside from Titanic, what other movies inspire you when drawing Cleon?

I love Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock so much that I want them to be my celebrity parents. But they are just best friends and always have been this way since they worked on the film Speed (1994), and The Lake House (2006) 12 years later.

When I first got into Cleon, they were the only "couple" in my mind and I have been preaching this ever since. I think they are my core of Cleon, and I rewatch Speed every month lmao.

I've also mentioned a few movies on my AO3 log, and here are MORE honorable mentions:

Action Movies:

Point Break (1991) Someone recommended me to watch Fast & Furious series for RE AU(and I have), but this movie is the OG of F&F series.

The Gray Man (2022) Kickass power couple saving a little girl, together. I use it for RE4 era ref, and I kinda have a reverse AU of Claire being trained to be an FBI agent to follow her brother's steps and Leon is just a random college boy.

Mission Impossible series I was talking with my friend about how Hollywood cliche Capcom can be.

RED (2010) & RED 2 (2013) If RE9 is about the OG team reunion like DI, they will be exactly like these movies, grandpas & grandmas still kicking ass.

Fantasy & Rom-com:

One Day (2011) Friends to lovers…The drama. In fact, my newest art has used this for ref, and you will see it in 2 days.

Now and Then (1995) Teenage Cleon. Childhood neighbors, enemies to friends to crushes lmao.

What Maisie Knew (2012) Spoiler alert I'm planning to draw a series of this. I'm not into Cleon having children but if they are, I'll do it my way ;)

Life as We Know It (2010) Enemies to friends to lovers again. And raising a baby together.

No Strings Attached (2011), Friends with Benefits (2011) Not really into FWB Cleon but you writers kinda like to write this? So I rewatch them recently, well, it could work.

The Mummy (1999) You cannot tell me Rick O'Connell didn't reference Leon's design. Again, gonna draw this soon.

The Huntsman: Winter's War(2016) Pretty average, I only use ref for outfit design but Jessica Chastain is so beautiful in this. (But my ideal live-action Claire is Rebecca Ferguson, just FYI)

Far and Away (1992) LMAO I've always thought of this movie as the prequel of Titanic.

Angst:

Drive (2011) My favorite movie of all time. And I saw someone already draw it, I reblog it to my main account a few days ago. I will draw another one soon, my fav scene is not the elevator scene so, no worries.

Marriage Story (2019) Literally just rewatched it last night. I love the arguing/fighting scene so much, and it kinda suits my idea of how Claire will leave Leon for his drinking problem.

Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) I don't know why this movie got so much hate, but I think the part when Steve came back and later Diana has to let him go…Inspired me to draw Cleon.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) Directed by David Fincher. It's more for Claire honestly. But the Scandinavian scenery is something I long for.

Sci-fi:

Oblivion(2013), Edge of Tomorrow(2014) Both staring Tom Cruise. And I regret that I didn't go to the theater for both of them, at the time I thought the posters were boring, but they turned out to be really good, at least for my taste.

Not gonna put Romeo and Juliet (1996) on the list bc I don't use Leonardo DiCaprio for my Leon when drawing, I use Brad Pitt more, for he has a better fashion sense haha. Claire Danes is already perfect.

Some TV shows as well:

Full House (1987-1995) Uncle Jesse & Aunt Becky, just search them on Pinterest.

My So-Called Life (1994-1995) Angela Chase & Jordan Catalano. I Only use Jared Leto's appearance for ref; characteristically speaking, Leon is more like Brian in this show.

Peaky Blinders (2013-2022) For Noir outfit or Mob AU cuz why not?

Rougue One (2016 movie), Andor (2022) I love Star Wars and fuck…Cassian and Jyn are so Cleon-coded! I'm mostly into SW fashion, they have some dope jackets in Andor. Seriously go watch, Andor is as good as The Last of Us.

Ride with Norman Reedus (2016-) They got some cool bikes in the first season and Cleon bike date on PCH…My beach Cleon is inspired by this show actually.

I didn't even try hard to think about these and can still go on for days…Still, I think it's good enough for one ask for now hehe.

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LSAD Seminar 02: 3D Studies with Elaine Riordan - Part 2 (I ran out of space edition)

This was originally all included in my last post on the 3D Studies seminar, but I ran up against the "30 images per post" limit that our cruel overlords imposed upon us. Basically I want to run through the seven elements of 3D studies outlined in the seminar and share an artist, found through my own research, who I feel exemplifies that particular element.

Form

Louise Bourgeois

Louise Bourgeois is so renowned it almost feels like cheating to include her on a list like this, especially given the breadth of her work, incorporating many disciplines and techniques in her work. I chose Bourgeois for "form" as I feel she pushed the boundaries of what could be considered "form" as much as any artist ever has. Utilising mirrors like canvases, for example, makes us question where the form of a given piece lies. Similarly incorporating other elements such as structure, location, and space allowed her to express ideas in an entirely new way, unburdened by a dogmatic sense of what form "should" be. In this way Bourgeois' work broadened our understanding of what form.

Structure

Georges Vantongerloo

Georges Vantongerloo was a Belgian abstract sculptor and founding member of the "De Stijl" or Neoplasticism movement. Proponents of De Stijl advocated pure abstraction and universality by a reduction to the essentials of form and colour; they simplified visual compositions to vertical and horizontal, using only black, white and primary colors. This idea of using reduction to find an underlying meaning led him to explore structure in his art. Vantongerloo never achieved major success in life and is often considered to have been too devoted to his movement. But through his sacrificial nature we gained insight into the pure structural nature of art, and the truth and beauty found therein.

Texture

Anni Albers

"Besides surface qualities, such as rough and smooth, dull and shiny, hard and soft, textiles also includes colour, and, as the dominating element, texture, which is the result of the construction of weaves. Like any craft it may end in producing useful objects, or it may rise to the level of art."

A quote from the woman herself sums it up better than I ever could. Anni Albers is one of the most important textile artists there ever was. Her work elevated the standing of textile work in the art world and paved the way for the many artists to appear in her wake. Like many who work with 3D, she blurred the lines between art and design, gaining recognition for the traditionally feminine world of "craft" often excluded from the wider art world.

Volume

Bruno Catalano

Bruno Catalano is a Italian-French sculptor best known for his sculptures of figures with substantial sections missing. In my previous post I described the concept of "volume" in 3D studies as having to do with negative space, we must perceive an absence of some kind to truly grasp the volume of something. Much like the visual hollow of a glass informs its volume, Catalano's sculptures express volume specifically through their substantial missing portions. We as observers are forced to contemplate the "how" of a work, in such a way we would never need to with a conventional sculpture. Similarly Catalano's common practice of clothing his sculptures in everyday attire achieves the same effect in an additive manner, rather than a subtractive approach.

Weight

Sheila Hicks

Sheila Hicks is another who could reasonably be argued to define basically every element on this list. Her work is similar in ways to Anni Albers, whom I placed on this list under the category of "Texture". While Hicks works undoubtedly deals with texture, as it does sculpture, colour, and narrative among others, what has always stood out to me first and foremost about her work is it's sheer weight. Hicks is particularly known for the contrast in the scale of her works, ranging from minute to massive. What intrigues me though is how through her work, we see the minute become the massive. Common, lightweight elements like wool and string become enormous behemoths, stacked like rocks in galleries or flowing like waterfalls through ceiling installations. There are many artists who work with heavy material but few who convey weight regardless of material.

Space

Chiharu Shiota

Chiharu Shiota was my immediate pick to exemplify the element of "space". Her work is not location-specific as it can be rearranged and displayed throughout many galleries but it is absolutely space-specific. Her installations dominate the space they occupy like few others. Shiota's work leverages the element of space to create ideas around the body and flesh, territory, and alienation. I feel there's not much else I can write here other than I'd love to visit an installation of hers one day and see the sheer scale of the space for myself.

Location

Lady Pink

I chose Lady Pink for the element of "location" as her signature graffiti work is deeply tied to her hometown of New York City and her identity therein. She began her career in graffiti in 1979 after the loss of her boyfriend, tagging his name across the city. I wrote in my last post that my understanding of location as an element, is that it's deeply attached to a work's context. Something so inextricably linked it would lose meaning were it removed from it's location. From the beginning Lady Pink's work has been inextricable from her life in New York.

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Las Vegas Homes for Sale: A 35-Year Legacy of Excellence by Live Better in Las Vegas

For more than three decades, Live Better in Las Vegas has been leading the way in the Las Vegas real estate market, guiding individuals, families, and investors through the dynamic realm of Las Vegas homes for sale. Established in 1989 by Jonathan Catalano, the organization has gained a strong reputation for excellence, trustworthiness, and unparalleled expertise. Live Better in Las Vegas provides a customized and customer-centric method for purchasing and selling real estate in Nevada, focusing on luxury homes and investment properties.

A Trusted Name in Las Vegas Real Estate

Live Better in Las Vegas has established itself as a key player in the Las Vegas real estate sector after many years of experience. The company has achieved success by having a thorough grasp of the local market and a dedication to ensuring customer happiness. Live Better in Las Vegas caters to individuals moving to Las Vegas, searching for a vacation home, or interested in rental investments, offering personalized service to each client.

Founder Jonathan Catalano says, "Our focus is not only on selling homes but also on creating relationships." "Our customers have confidence in us as we comprehend their distinct requirements and support them throughout the entire process."

A Wide Range of Las Vegas Homes for Sale

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Apart from regular single-family houses, the company also specializes in luxurious real estate, townhouses, and investment properties. The need for homes for sale in Las Vegas is increasing due to the city's economic growth, appealing living environment, and thriving job market. Live Better in Las Vegas has the expertise to assist you in making well-informed decisions, whether it's your first home or a luxury property.

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With more than 35 years of experience, Live Better in Las Vegas makes navigating the real estate market easier despite its complexity. The team has expertise in assisting buyers and sellers in comprehending market dynamics, financing choices, and local trends that impact home prices.

The company provides a customized method for buyers to find homes that fit their requirements, covering all aspects from first meetings to property viewings and deals. Live Better in Las Vegas provides sellers with advanced marketing tools such as professional photography and virtual tours to increase property exposure and appeal to the appropriate buyers.

Catalano states that purchasing or selling a house is one of the most significant choices an individual can make. Our goal is to ensure that the process is as seamless and hassle-free as can be.

Why Choose Live Better in Las Vegas?

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Conclusion

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Plane-Knife Air France https://www.design-miss.com/plane-knife-air-france/ Il designer catalano Eugeni Quitllet ha realizzato Plane-Knife, delle simpatiche posate da distribuire sui voli AirFrance: coltelli e forchette in plastica a forma di aereo, ideale per far mangiare i passeggeri più piccoli […]

[ulkaralakbarova]

Married for ten years, in full crisis, thinking about divorce. But following a failed scientific experiment, they suddenly find one inside the body of the other. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Andrea: Pierfrancesco Favino Sofia: Kasia Smutniak Michele: Valerio Aprea Maria: Marta Gastini Brancati: Andrea Bruschi Cristian: Gaetano Bruno Angelica: Paola Calliari Luca: Flavio Furno Anna: Francesca Agostini Tommaso: Sebastian Dimulescu La psicologa: Giselda Volodi Lo Foco: Luigi Diberti Ivan: Gabriele Falsetta Film Crew: Director: Simone Godano Story: Carmen Danza Story: Giulia Louise Steigerwalt Co-Writer: Daniele Grassetti Production Manager: Claudio Sorace Casting: Chiara Natalucci Costume Design: Maria Cristina La Parola First Assistant Director: Fabrizio Procaccini Line Producer: Paolo Lucarini Sound: Paolo Giuliani Production Design: Tonino Zera Original Music Composer: Andrea Farri Editor: Davide Vizzini Director of Photography: Michele D’Attanasio Producer: Matteo Rovere Producer: Roberto Sessa Delegated Producer: Chiara Grassi Delegated Producer: Gabriele Lilli Delegated Producer: Alessia Polli Location Manager: Lorenzo Catalano Production Coordinator: Katia Abbate Production Secretary: Luca De Giorgi Assistant Editor: Pierluigi Darino Assistant Editor: Lucia Sblendorio Script Supervisor: Claudia Nannuzzi Second Assistant Director: Claudio Aloia Second Assistant Director: Stefano Farina Camera Operator: Matteo Carlesimo Camera Operator: Andrea Arnone Assistant Camera: Danilo Caruso Boom Operator: Diego De Santis Set Decoration: Valeria Zamagni Makeup Department Head: Arianna Agosta Hair Department Head: Daniele Perosillo Gaffer: Loris Felici Key Grip: Raffaele Alletto Unit Manager: Vincenzo La Gatta Movie Reviews: Jolang: Andrea (Pierfrancesco Favino) and Sofia (Kasia Smutniak) are a lovely couple, indeed they were. Married for ten years in crisis, they think of divorce. But as a result of a scientific experiment by Andrea suddenly they find themselves one inside the body of the other. Literally. Andrea is Sofia and Sofia is Andrea. With no choice but to live each other’s existence and everyday life. You in the shoes of him, a brilliant neurosurgeon who carries out an experiment on the human brain, he in the shoes of her ambitious TV presenter on the rise.

[icarus-suraki]

More information about the house and Eduardo Catalano can be found...

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For a brief stint in the 1950s, Raleigh had as many (or more) Modernist houses as Chicago thanks to the North Carolina State University's School of Design. Eduardo Catalano was one of the architects connected to NCSU and this is the amazing hyperbolic paraboloid roof he designed for his family house--a design which even earned the praise of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Unfortunately, this house fell into disrepair and has since been torn down and McMansions have overgrown the old site of this house. (That's the fate of a lot of these really interesting Modernist buildings around here.)

Eduardo Catalano. Casa Catalano Raleigh. 1954

[theultimatefan]

National Lacrosse League Announces Finalists for 2023-24 NLL Awards

The National Lacrosse League (@NLL) today announced the finalists for its annual season-end awards honoring the best NLL players, coaches, and executives for the 2023-24 regular season.

Highlighting the major awards is the NLL Most Valuable Player honor, with two Buffalo Bandits – Josh Byrne and Dhane Smith -- joining the Toronto Rock’s Nick Rose as finalists.

The award winners will be announced in advance of the 2024 NLL Finals.

Most Valuable Player

Josh Byrne – Forward – Buffalo Bandits

Nick Rose – Goaltender – Toronto Rock

Dhane Smith – Forward – Buffalo Bandits

Rookie of the Year

Owen Grant – Transition – Vancouver Warriors

Tye Kurtz – Forward – Albany FireWolves

Alex Simmons – Forward – Albany FireWolves

Goaltender of the Year

Doug Jamieson – Albany FireWolves

Chris Origlieri – San Diego Seals

Nick Rose – Toronto Rock

Offensive Player of the Year

Josh Byrne – Buffalo Bandits

Dhane Smith – Buffalo Bandits

Jeff Teat – New York Riptide

Transition Player of the Year

Ian MacKay – Buffalo Bandits

Shane Simpson – Calgary Roughnecks

Jake Withers – Halifax Thunderbirds

Defensive Player of the Year

Mitch de Snoo – Toronto Rock

Ryan Dilks – Vancouver Warriors

Brad Kri – Toronto Rock

Sportsmanship Award

Keegan Bal – Vancouver Warriors

Tom Schreiber – Toronto Rock

Lyle Thompson* – Georgia Swarm

Les Bartley Award (Head Coach of the Year)

Glenn Clark – Albany FireWolves

Curt Malawsky* – Vancouver Warriors

Matt Sawyer – Toronto Rock

General Manager of the Year

Glenn Clark – Albany FireWolves

Jamie Dawick – Toronto Rock

Curt Malawsky – Vancouver Warriors

Executive of the Year

John Catalano – President and Chief Executive Officer, Halifax Thunderbirds

Mike Hancock – Director of Communications and Lacrosse Operations, Toronto Rock

Oliver Marti – Chief Executive Officer, Albany FireWolves

Tom Borrelli Award (Media Person of the Year)

Teddy Jenner* – TSN play-by-play and co-host, “Off the Crosse Bar” podcast

Adam Levi – NLL.com, Inside Lacrosse, NLLPA contributing writer and host, “Lacrosse Matrix” podcast

Graeme Perrow – NLL Chatter

*denotes 2023 winner

Each NLL team had the opportunity to nominate and vote for each of the awards with the exception of Teammate of the Year, as each NLLPA Player Representative nominated a player from their team for this honor that was voted on by the NLLPA and its 15 Player Representatives. The Teammate of the Year will be announced with all awards’ winners.

The League added Offensive Player of the Year to the lineup of awards this year to align with the other position-based honors: Defensive Player of the Year, Transition Player of the Year, and Goaltender of the Year.

Once nominations were finalized, each NLL team cast three ballots for each award and select media were eligible to vote for all awards except Teammate of the Year and Executive of the Year.

Voting members selected their top five choices for each award among all nominated persons. Points were distributed for each first through fifth place vote as follows:

1st Place – 10 points

2nd Place – 7 points

3rd Place – 5 points

4th Place – 3 points

5th Place – 1 point

The person that accumulated the most points will be announced as the winner, while the top three in each category are designated as the award finalists. The All-NLL and All-Rookie teams are determined by the top vote getters in each position-based award. The All-Rookie team will be made up of six rookies, regardless of position. The All-NLL First Team and All-NLL Second Team will be made up of six individuals – two forwards, one transition player, two defenseman, and one goaltender – per team.

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my new album “SP Mode” is out now and available on all streaming platforms as well as tapes here :

[tremaynestocksspacial]

TASK 2: Plane + Balance + Site

Paper, Card and Plywood

Once again it is evident I am intrigued by visual contrast with the white paper visually contrasting against the other materials, concrete wall and background. I believe the piece is also well balanced and has a directional, arrow like quality that holds it to the plane. This is definitely a piece that encourages you to view it from multiple angles, with an additional focus on negative space. The 'windows' clearly show an awareness of space that highlights the background as an integral element of the piece. This also makes the piece appear larger than it actually is. Furthermore, the heaviest of materials (plywood) is held up by flimsy card highlighting not only a visual balance but a physical balance. This piece is definitely a result of autonomous experimentation and construction. I researched the artists BRUNO CATALANO specifically his ‘Missing Pieces’ sculpture that brilliantly uses negative and is site specific. Also, RASHEED ARAEEN for his minimalist works, specifically 'zero to infinity' because I like how he made the structural component obvious, displaying blue cubes organised in a lattice design. This also invite the viewer to view the works from various perspectives as the cubes are hollow.

[rudyarias]

There are situations I’ve found archiving images from a campaign when the designer client/Fashion House’s usage period expire. For one reason or another were not submitted in an editorial set, used on social media and/or in a branding campaign.

Case in point this series of three images by the boardwalk in Ashbury Park, NJ. They were shot on the first day of a 2 day campaign for Heritage India Fashions in June 2021.

Model: Hailey Catalano

Model: Tamara Lynn Cooper

Model: Amanda Thompson

Designer: Prashant Goyal for Heritage India Fashions

Stylist: John Henry Edington

Dresser: Alexis Johnson

Nikon D850, AF-S Nikkor 300MM f4D IF-ED

ISO: 100

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Creative work 10: The Travelers

Creator: Bruno Catalano

The Traveler, also known as the Les Voyageurs, illustrates the relationship and the contrast between complete and emptiness (designboom, 2019).

Reference

designboom, tim spears I. (2019, October 23). “incomplete” sculptures of travelers by bruno catalano dock in venice. Designboom | Architecture & Design Magazine. https://www.designboom.com/art/bruno-catalano-travelers-ravagnan-gallery-venice-10-23-2019/