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crossconnectmag : Cartoon character designs from Finnish artist  Jukka Korhonen . Check us out on Tumblr ! 

Roland Reiss Roland Reiss Roland Reiss Roland Reiss Roland Reiss Roland Reiss Roland Reiss Roland Reiss Roland Reiss Roland Reiss crossconnectmag : Roland Reiss (USA, b. 1929) is a painter and sculptor from Southern California. He was included in exhibitions at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and the San Francisco Museum of Art; the  1975 Whitney Biennial  and  dOCUMENTA 7  (1982). LACMA included Mr. Reiss in  Avant Garde in the ’80s  (1987).  He has received survey exhibitions from the Pasadena Museum of Contemporary Art (2011-2012) and the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery (1991). Reiss has continuously received solo and group exhibitions throughout his career, at institutions including the Neuberger Museum of Art at SUNY (Purchase, NY), Orange County Museum of Art (Newport Beach, CA), Armory Center for the Arts (Pasadena, CA), San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, CA), The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden (Washington, D.C.), and the Ne

crossconnectmag : Best known for his beguiling oil paintings, Peter van Straten nonetheless returns again and again, with gratitude, to the inexpressible elegance of drawing – a craft he adores for the purity and simplicity of expression it allows. He investigates a new theme with every painting he makes, but whether drawing or painting, his work is always anchored in a passionate love of the natural world, and an endless fascination with light – physical or metaphysical. He lives in Cape Town and at 38 is a veteran of 17 Solo exhibitions. via Art Afrique Gallery                                      :-) Stay in touch with Cross Connect by liking us on  Facebook !

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In collaboration with Martin Rico, Charles Bombardier has translated his vision into cool rendered images. Ecotranzit is a project of an autonomous urban shipping robot that works together with shipping truck operators to deliver packages. This little robot moves on existing streets, sidewalks or bike paths, depending on the algorithm setup for certain areas. This robot has been designed as a solution to reduce shipping trucks or courier vehicles in our cities, they take up a fair percentage of the roads, not to mention that they are noisy and pollute our atmosphere with their diesel engines. Ecotranzit offers advanced robotics with artificial intelligence for eco-friendly solution to reduce footprint of those trucks in our streets. Designers : Charles Bombardier and Martin Rico Ecotranzit is a hybrid transportation, powered by a hydrogen fuel cell or a battery pack that can provide 10,000 watt to its 4 wheels. There’s fuel cell located at the bottom of this robot or you can ma

Beautiful Art from Pat Perry the ‘‘ On the Road, Travelling ‘‘ Artist Pat Perry is an artist from Michigan who writes and makes pictures through careful and cautious observation. He works itinerantly, and is currently based in Detroit.       We must remain “unadapted.”    Instagram | ¥¥¥¥¥P∆†¥¥¥¥¥ on Flickr | Contact:   hello@patperry.net Like us on Facebook   and  Re Tweet us on Twitter Selected by Andrew    

Honestly, looking at Evoke for the first time, we though this was the modern version of classic tobacco pipe. The company claims that this product is the first of its kind, Evoke is a handheld smart vaporizer that uses induction to vape, you can choose to us eLiquid, concentrates, or dry herb for the induction core. It has an onboard microprocessor that communicates with your smartphone through Bluetooth connection so that you can easily customize any settings and monitor the battery life. Evoke uses induction heating, it’s a method to create heat through magnetic fields. It works by passing alternating current through a copper oil to create a magnetic field. This magnetic field is then used to heat a special metal wick that vaporizes material, it’s a durable and practical method, isn’t it? Designer : Loto Labs Evoke Smart Vaporizer Powered by Induction With Swappable Core System is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design