Profile: PyroVesten
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Pyro Vesten
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Bio
Graphic Designer, particularly passionate about Corporate Identity and Packaging Design, and the underlying psychology of design.
Fascinated by space, science, physics/quantum mechanics and the natural world.
Recent Comments
RE: December 2011 WIP on 17th December 2011 @ 3.44 PM in Creative
Bjarni, I know it's probably after the fact. Just curious, did you consider etching the background scene out of the passenger seat window on that motor home on the home page and having it look a bit more like it was sitting within the website layout as the shadow underneath and protrusion over the bands of colour behind it indicate?
I know the reflections of trees on the rest of the vehicle also give it away, but that window is just throwing me off.
RE: Logo Feedback on 17th December 2011 @ 3.39 PM in Creative
Just on the graphic, it appears unstable and unsafe - it looks like a Jenga game in progress. The shapes are precariously stacked and on angles and the colour throws off the balance - it looks like it could collapse any moment.
Assuming you've designed it, i'd recommend moving away from the Jenga look and experimenting with some more stable, rigid, perhaps symmetrical designs so that it reflects safety a bit more.
RE: 500! on 28th November 2011 @ 5.10 PM in Discussion
Dave just posted to one-up you. Or more correctly, 235-up you, Scarlett.
RE: The Most Expensive Photo in the World on 15th November 2011 @ 9.53 AM in Discussion
You people just don't understand art. Clearly, each blade of grass in this image represents a dollar that would be spent on its purchase.
This means the artist must be able to see the future, or have a machine capable of time travel. Probably the latter.
Thus, owning this piece means you own something that was created specifically for you, by the only known time-traveller on earth.
And because of the likelihood that someone capable of time travel will never be able to keep that fact secret when they're selling expensive "artworks" and getting all this press, that means they've since destroyed the technology completely and no one will ever invent it again (or we'd already know about it).
SO, it's a pretty valuable purchase since it's a custom piece made for you by the only human who will EVER travel forward, then backwards in time, possibly for the sole purpose of creating art.
Obviously.
RE: Specific design examples of... on 02nd February 2012 @ 12.52 PM in Creative
The network of ABC sites use a consistent header nav: http://www.abc.net.au/science/indepth/