by Michelle Last
Daily Deutsch Doodles are a series of illustrations based on contributions to the #dailydeutsch Twitter hashtag, aimed at helping people trying to learn German. Art by Michelle Last.
Tag: Art
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Daily Deutsch Doodle: Ich habe die Nase voll
Category: Art & Culture
by Clairikine
Daily Deutsch Doodles are a series of illustrations based on contributions to the #dailydeutsch Twitter hashtag, aimed at helping people trying to learn German.
Ich habe die Nase voll by Clairikine is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 France (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0).
2 Responses to “Daily Deutsch Doodle: Ich habe die Nase voll”
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GIF. ME. BERLIN.
Category: Photos
Geek has never been so chic! Last week, our hip blog buddies iHeartBerlin gathered the city’s hot young things at a celebration of the nerd’s favourite, the animated GIF. Surrounded by DJs, free drinks and daring outfits, the flickering screens at HBC displayed how far the medium has come, in both complexity and sheer cool. Here are our picks of the best – you can appreciate the full exhibition in the safety of your darkened geekbase of a bedroom, over here: GIF. ME. BERLIN. Or see how a couple of amateurs do it and check out our Happy Halloween GIF, or my personal favourite, Guten Morgen. Enjoy!
4 Responses to “GIF. ME. BERLIN.”
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Papa says:
How on earth do you guys do this stuff???
Its brilliant
xxx
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Zoe says:
Unfortunately we can’t take credit for these ones!
But Zo is a dab hand at making GIFs – maybe we should publish a how-to guide?
Lots of lols
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Oops – replied as Zoë, but it’s me, James!
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Yes, please post a how-to guide. That’d be grand. Love the Ho-ho-ho holiday card.
Frohe Weihnachten wherever you are.
x Luci
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EyeEm Street Art project
Image courtesy of EyeEm member Brooklyn Theory
Now this is cool. Mobile photography app and community EyeEm is curating a collection of street art photos from around the world, and will project them onto the side of a building right here in Berlin. To get involved, just download the free EyeEm app, get snapping the graffiti, stickers and stencils that cover your city, and tag your photos as “streetart”. Then your images will appear within the app, on this dedicated microsite, in the slide show below… and ultimately as 30m-high projections on an exterior wall somewhere in Berlin. We hope to go down to the screening on 18th November, so watch this space!
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Chicks on Speed: Cultural Workshop Now!
We’re no art critics, and even if we were, we might not know what to make of Chicks on Speed’s recent retrospective at Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien. So rather than try and make sense of the multi-national, multidisciplinary collective’s fusion of fashion, electroclash, DIY ethics, performance art and frequent nakedness… here are some pretty pictures. The exhibition is finished now, but you can see more of what you missed at Kunstraum Kreuzberg’s Facebook page – this art space, in a huge old hospital building, is well worth a visit, no matter what’s showing.
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[…] earlier that week. Located in Kunstquarter Bethanien, the former hospital where we once caught a Chicks on Speed retrospective, 3 Schwestern serves up tasty, traditional German cuisine – and occasionally live rock […]
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James says:
I took that last photo! (After Zo had set the camera up and everything)
They were projecting onto a thin piece of fabric at the entrance to the exhibition – that’s how you get that awesome effect. -
all good pics but the last is excellant how did you manage that one!!!!Well done….
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Well, it’s rather “Ich habe die Schnauze voll!” in Berlin.
Schnauze = mouth (slang)
Awesome, love the Berliner version. Thanks!