Today our goal is to help you overcome your Monday blues with an inspiring collection of blue web designs. Blue is a color that represents the oceans and sky. It’s also a great choice in web design, even if you use it only in a couple elements or for the whole page. You can use a gradient of different shades of blue, a blue textured background, blue typography, or blue icons. There are tons of cool combinations you can do to give your website a stylish touch. For me, blue recalls freedom, freshness, elegance and style.

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Spot for New Line of Lifestyle Gadgets in Cardboard by Pianezza Italy. Stop Motion and AE Animation.

“He’ll be back. The studios have cashed out. The shotgun lies rusted. The Terminator is himself a Governor now. And his promises sound different. But a pair of Oakley frogskins sunglasses still hangs on to the legend. Just in case the world needs another round of saving. Lawrence & Mayo. Your glasses are you.”

Advertising Agency: Eleven Brandworks, Mumbai, India

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Nick Brandt – photographer, painter, connoisseur of beauty. His photographs of Africa and its inhabitants forced us to look at the continent with a completely new side. This is a wonderful, romantic Africa, expressed a famous photographer of its inhabitants. Comments to the photo does not need – the images speak for themselves. That you have not seen Africa.

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A film in technique stop-motion made up of 5000 photographs putting in scene the bottles of the vodka mark in Turkey: Binboa Vodka. A creation, at the time of their new packaging and design of bottles, allowing a personalization by the consumers.

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While Apple may tinker with the final packaging and design of the final phone, it’s clear that the features in this lost-and-found next-generation iPhone are drastically new and drastically different from what came before.

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The Making of the 2010 ‘Liquid Light” Hennessy print campaign. By Photographer Atton Conrad and Time Zone one. Shot fully with Light painting techniques based on his original Editorial.