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Photographer Alfonso Calero captured these abstract landscapes inspired by the painter Mark Rothko using a variety of methods he explains on Australian Photography. Based in Sydney, Calero shoots food, portraits, landscapes and travel subjects for a variety of clients. Four years ago he started his own company based around travel education and tours delivering photography workshops in Australia, Japan, Philippines and Spain.

Its Yellow Pencils are recognized as a mark of creative brilliance but a Black Pencil from D&AD is arguably the most coveted prize in commercial creativity and only awarded to truly groundbreaking work.

When people think mobile, it's generally smartphones that come to mind. But tablets and e-readers have increasingly become part of the equation, with millions of people now owning devices that many had never heard of a couple of years ago.

Augmented reality is exactly what the name implies — a medium through which the known world fuses with current technology to create a uniquely blended interactive experience. 

To describe Cryptik’s art in a nutshell, it would be: Occident meets Orient, cool Western art displaying protagonists and symbols of the Eastern world. His whole Cryptik Movement is based on the idea of opening the spectators (third) eyes and to change the consciousness to think of other possibilities.

Eight tips for creating powerful narratives that drive social impact.

This is an interactive visual experiment, created to explore the possibilities of two things: words and images. Using the most popular online search engine we are able to write with images. Every word we search online is represented by the first image that Google Image shows, turning them into a new language.

Sushi is so tasty, definitely one of my favorite foods. So it’s unfortunate that I don’t know any sushi etiquette. In fact, after reading today’s infographic, alot of us don’t know any sushi etiquette.

It can be hard to impose order on the creative process, particularly when working in groups. Mural.ly, a new collaboration platform based in Buenos Aires, operates on the notion that order is overrated, and sometimes what you need is a big, messy page filled with inspiring ideas.

The psychology behind color has been well documented. Red makes you hungry, pink rooms calm you down, and green is very tranquil.

Here is an interesting infographic that displays the best and worst time to post on some of the biggest social media- Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+ and Pinterest.

Animated infographics tell it all, and this one tells us about life without our precious Internet. Want to know just how much our lives have changed since 1995? The easiest thing to do is imagine what it would be like if we were right back where we started from.

If you thought old school librarians were the only ones who know how to use an ink date stamp, think again.

There’s a whole new classroom model and it’s a sight to behold. The newest school system in Sweden look more like the hallways of Google or Pixar and less like a brick-and-mortar school you’d typically see.