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Argentinian designer, art director, and artist Martin de Pasquale creates surreal images that will beguile your brain. On the 25th birthday of Photoshop, we talk to de Pasquale and take a look at some of his greatest creations.

The University of Beunos Aires graduate has been manipulating digital images since buying his first professional digital camera seven years ago: "I opened up a new world -- the digital era" says de Pasquale. [more pics below]

"The essence of my photos is to visualize the physically impossible in a form of photo manipulation" he says by email from his studio in the Argentinian capital.

He says inspiration came from artists such as Japanese illusion designer Shigeo Fukuda, Polish satirical illustrator Pawel Kuczynski, and the photomanipulations of Erik Johansson.

The self-taught visual artist and art director always hoped to use the technology to visualize the impossible: "I started using my pictures to tell stories, surreal words, and to start to manipulate [them] with photoshop. Nobody told me how to do it. I just did it".

"Sometimes i just like creating images of everyday aspects of life, and sometimes it is just a humour," he says.

"I always carry with me a Notepad... when you have lots of information in mind, it is easier to connect to dots and create things, returning home, walking down the street, looking at something at any time."

Many of his images find teh artist in slightly altered stated of consciousness: on the edge of sleep, overtaken by hunger, or struggling through the days early hours.

"At night, when i go to sleep, is when i cannot disconnect my head and stop thinking. That creative moment i try to reflect in a photograph."

"For me, everything has to convey something, a feeling, an idea, a moment, a state."

His tools of choice;

- Adobe Photoshop
- Illustrator
- Lightroom

...and sometimes 3D modelling software 3DMax - although he's equally happy with a sketching pencil or paintbrush.

The tech-wizard reveals he doesn't have a smartphone: "I see people trapped in vicious circles with technology, and i need to portray them, show them how they look," he says.

He hopes to make use of this technology creatively, rather than getting caught up in it. "I am a very basic person, and when i see people so dependent on technology, it seems strange to me."

Asked what advice he has for the digital artists of the next 25 years, the young designer says that creativity matters more than technical skill. "The ideas are what they are, and what they are worth."

Working in a team is helpful too, he says. Beyond that, it is down to "perseverance and love for what you do. One has to believe in what he does, and be firm to this idea and be creative!"

For more on Martin de Pasquale's images, visit his website and follow him on Facebook.

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Snapchat geofilters, the location-based graphics that you can place over your photo, are a fun way to spice up your pictures and let your friends know exactly where you're snapping from.

But did you know some of them are made by users? Here's how you can submit your own geofilter design to Snapchat.

Here's how to submit your own geofilter designs to Snapchat.  

You'll need to use Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop to create your design. Snapchat has specific templates for each program. Click here to download them.

Your submissions should be saved as web-optimized, transparent PNG files. Make sure each design is 1080 pixels wide and 1920 pixels high. Files should also be under 300KB.

Check out this chart from Snapchat for more details about the specifics of your design.

Click here when you're ready to submit your design. First, you'll have to create a geofence for it. A geofence designates the area where you want the filter to be available. Use Snapchat's map tool to create your fence.

Next, upload your PNG file by clicking the large plus sign in the upper right-hand side of the screen.

Once your image is uploaded, you'll need to provide some basic information, including your name and email address. You'll also have to explain "why is this location meaningful to you."

After you've answered Snapchat's questions, you're ready to hit submit. If your design is accepted, Snapchat will email you to let you know. 

Snapchat has strict rules about geofilters, so it's important to do your research if you want your design to be accepted. Filters for specific businesses are not allowed. Neither are designs that block too much of the screen. When designing your filter, Snapchat recommends picking a "location where people are likely to gather and send Snaps."

If you're thinking about submitting your own geofilter, be sure to check out Reddit. There are tons of threads devoted to tips and tricks for designing the perfect filter. You can even post your design ideas to get feedback from other designers. 

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Taking place under the curator-ship of Eastern Mediterranean University Fine Arts Club trainer

Ayhatun Ateşin, an art organisation entitled “The Triangle of Arts” took place at EMU Activity Center. The event which took architectural division, humans and space as its basis hosted open workshops at EMU Activity Center. Curator of the event, artist Ayhatun Ateşin stated that participants were involved in activities integrating objects into daily life through the glimmering of glass, transformation of mud and the carving of the stone. Among artists who took part in the said event were Ali Dirier, Tolga Yurtözveri, Şekip Oğuz, Eda Taşlı, Ayşem Ötük, Kadriye İnal, Aykut Hızlıok, Nurdan Yurtbay and Süreyya Acar.

EMU Rector Prof. Dr. Necdet Osam visited the workshop site of the said event and analysed the production phases of different works of art. Receiving information about the activities from Ateşin, Prof. Dr. Osam expressed his pleasure in observing that meaningful activities as such are taking place within the university.

Works of art produced within the framework of the said event were exhibited at various points on the campus. Statues produced during the workshops were exhibited in front of the Rector’s Office. Being aware of EMU Rector Prof. Dr. Osam’s close interest towards horses, artist Nurdan Yurtbay presented a statue of horse to Prof. Dr. Osam as a present.

Prof. Dr. Osam thanked all participating artists in the event and, at the same time, expressed his hope to witness the organisation of further events of arts within the campus. At the end of the event at which Vice Rector for Student Affairs Prof. Dr. Hıfsiye Pulhan and EMU Public Relations and Press Office Acting Director Murat Aktuğralı were also present, participating artists were presented certificates of appreciation.

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Taking place under the curatorship of Eastern Mediterranean University Fine Arts Club trainer Ayhatun Ateşin, an art organisation entitled “The Triangle of Art” commences on 18 December 2015. The said event will continue until 24 December 2015 and will finish with an exhibition taking place on 25 December 2015.

The event which took architectural division, humans and space as its basis will host open workshops at EMU Activity Center on 22 and 23 December 2015. Commencing at 11:00 a.m., the workshops will continue until 7:00 p.m. Artist Ayhatun Ateşin will assist the participants in discovering arts in the open workshop. Ateşin put forth that participants will be integrating objects into daily life through the glimmering of glass, transformation of mud and the carving of the stone.

Ateşin added that through the workshop, they would like to take public attention towards humanity struggling between tradition and modernism, division of the built environment, and diminishing cultural heritage. Ateşin stated that in the globalised world, they would like to maintain the collaboration among cultures. Ateşin put forth that as EMU Fine Arts Club, they believe that the path towards increasing each individual’s awareness towards arts underlies in his or her participation in artistic and interactive events.

EMU Fine Arts Club Triangle of Art: Sculpture Ceramic Glass

You may integrate objects into daily life through the glimmering of glass, transformation of mud and the carving of the stone.

Workshops 22-23 December Working Hours 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Exhibition 25 December 12:00

Artists.

Ali Dirier
Şekip Oğuz
Tolga Yurtözveri
Kadriye İnal
Aykut Hızlıok
Süreyya Acar
Eda Taşlı
Nurdan Yurtbay
Ayşem Ötük
Ayhatun Ateşin

VENUE: EMU Activity Hall

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Eastern Mediterranean University, Education Faculty, Fine Arts Education Department, Music Teaching Program’s end-of-year concert took place at Rauf Raif Denktaş Culture and Congress Center.

Member of the Parliament Zeki Çeler, Vice Rector for Student Affairs Prof. Dr. Hıfsiye Pulhan, Vice Rector for Administrative Affairs Prof. Dr. Bekir Özer, Vice Rector for Financial Affairs Prof. Dr. Salih Katırcıoğlu, Vice Rector for Promotion Prof. Dr. Hasan Amca, Education Faculty Acting Dean Prof. Dr. Ülker Vancı Osam, Dr. Fazıl Küçük Medicine Faculty Dean Prof. Dr. Nahide Gökçora, Public Relations and Press Office Director Derviş Ekşici and a crowded group of academic and administrative staff, students, student families and Famagusta community attended the concert.

The concert hosted orchestra, chorus and solo performances from Classical Western Music, Ethnic Music, Turkish Folk Music and Turkish Art Music. At the end of the concert, Member of the Parliament Zeki Çeler, Vice Rectors Prof. Dr. Pulhan, Prof. Dr. Özer and Prof. Dr. Katırcıoğlu and Education Faculty Acting Dean Prof. Dr. Osam presented bouquets to those who participated in the event.

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Every year people come from all over the world to South Africa where they create a temporary city of art, theme camps, costume, music and performance

The result is an incredible four day event called "AfrikaBurn" which demonstrates the extreme dimensions of human creativity.

The gathering, created in 2007, is an official Burning Man regional event with all AfrikaBurns to date held on a private farm called Stonehenge, which is adjacent to the Tankwa Karoo National Park.

Here are some images from this years' Burn...

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