Publications by tag: design

Overalls, trams, pillow-cases, and famous faceted glass. Being a tireless singer of objectlessness, Malevich had a hand in designing absolutely earthly and tangible things.

Female students of the Bauhaus school for art, design and architecture worked in almost all workshops and managed to achieve a huge success in designing that was unprecedented for women of that time. Today, their works are in the main museums of modern art, and industrial enterprises still produce interior items that were designed by them.

Airbrushing is also called “air painting”. This is a type of fine art in which paint is applied to the surface with compressed air using an airbrush or spray can through a stencil. For this purpose, liquid or powder pigments are used. This technique has become widespread: it is used in painting, design, to decorate textiles and even cars. Oddly enough, for the first time this method of creating…

The so-called “aesthetic” movement arose in Great Britain in the middle of the 19th century to affect not only painting.

Steampunk is one of the brightest representatives of the retro-futuristic branch of science fiction. Initially it emerged as a subgenre of literature, but later it has quickly spread beyond literary borders, turned into a separate subculture, and now the term is mostly used in design.

The “stripped down Art Nouveau” or the industrialization age style transformation? Let’s find out.