FreeStyle by Kailash Gyawali

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greetings from nepal ! I WELCOME you all to the first volume of â&#x20AC;&#x153;FreeStyle PDF Magazine". FreeStyle is the combined form of design and lifestyle. In this booksite, you can browse through the different designs, photographic images, various arts with innovative thoughts and the ways in order to live creative lifestyle. The contents of this magazine will also include many creative works by my friends, colleagues and my loved ones. With the walk of time, the publication of this booksite would be expanding into the world of perfection. You all will be viewing the works by the new artists of the world. The new artists who are creative enough from their mind and soul will be promoted in this booksite. This is the vital objective of the "FreeStyle Magazine". Hope this booksite will benefit all the browsers through out the world. I will really appreciate the comments and valuable suggestions from you all for my Freestyle Magazine. Please do not forget to send queries regarding the diverse aspects of this magazine so that I could improve to my level best in order to make it very easy-going, entertaining and informative. I am really very sorry for not making the freestyle magazine accessible before due to the lack of time. I was not being able to contribute my time for my freestyle magazine. But with the publication of this first volume, I ensure that there would not be any stopping with the speed ahead in the road.

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Websites I am realted with:: http://www.klash-design.com http://klash.blogger.de http://klashde.deviantart.com http://www.xclusiveminds.com http://www.astitwa.com

contents volume 1 illustrations

flying high

soulwear

new websites styled by KLASH

akill gauchan [photography] LOMANTHANG - THE LOST KINGDOM

the team

Last words

a real artist [Rajiv Kumar Karna]

KLASHâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Photography

Interview with Geoffery Rowe [Graphic Designer]

Interview with Digital Max Solution [Design Firm]

Elements of Design

illustrations by KailashGyawali

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LOMANTHANG T H E

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The forbidden kingdom of Mustang sits on the southern tip of the great Tibetan pleatue in the abode of snows. The ancient walled city Lomanthang capital of Mustang is stepped in culture and tradition. Though it remained closed to the world until 1991. Lomanthang - the plain of aspiration has captured the imagination of explorers for more than 100 years.

PHOTO IMPRESSIONS

AKIL GAUCHAN akill@akillgauchan.com www.akillgauchan.com

LOMANTHANG THE

LOST

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LOMANTHANG THE

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a real artist When we talk about artist we generally believe, someone who is involve in some creative work. Weather it is with paint or some kind of drawing, or singing a song, doing some design on computer, just creating good and new things. Artist work day and night to shape the art that he/she imagine and try bring it to the reality. Being an artist is one of the passionate works that I believe every one will accept. Painters who have good knowledge of color have good knowledge of brush strokes. Can be called good painter or simply a good artist. A singer who know how to sing well. Where to low the pitch of voice where to make it high can be called good singer or again we can say a good artist. Same way we can talk about art of acting. Actors who make you feel he/she living your life in the screen surly can be called a good actor or a good artist. So we can say a good art is being perfect in any field you involve with. There is no field that doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t require art or creativity. Here I would like to talk about our life and the way we live. We can be real artist if we know how to live the life. How to draw the curve of life, which we have imagined for our self. The day we can make the imagination of life to reality, our art is going to be successful. Life is big canvas and single art where you can fill all the colors, all the songs, all the acting. In simple word I will say living life is the only art that allow you to practice all other kind of art within the art of living and who knows how to live and fill life with all other arts can be called A Real Artist. You have to be a good actor of life to make other feel you life for them. You have to be good singer of life to make other listen the song of your life. You have to be good painter of your life to make other see painting of your life. See when we be with our parent we act as kid we never feel we are grown up and old enough to say our parent we are no more child. Yes a good artist of life always be kid for their parent make parent feel that he/she still a kid to them.this is the only way to keep getting love from parents the way we make them feel we are no more kid. We will really become no more kid for them and we will start missing the love that we are getting from the firstday of life. Same way to maintain other relations we have to smile, cry or sometime show our anger. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all necessary to live life. Art, this single word fit in every aspect of human life. We all are artist and Real Artist are those artist who knows art of living.

rajiv kumarkarna

photography Photography is the art of creating the inherent, equivocal relationship between self and the world. It is an elliptic way to see reality that guards its secrets to scorn any resemblances, to go and look at whatever which comes from wherever.

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for your eyes only ÂŠ Copyright by Kailash Gyawali

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sun set ÂŠ Copyright by Kailash Gyawali

INTERVIEW Who are you? A short description of yourself. Geoffery Rowe. Where are you located? Fresno, California, America What are you currently working on? At the moment I’m working for a design firm design identities for orthodontist and other clients. What type of music do you listen to? What ever pops up next in my iTunes library of 1300 songs. At this moment I have The Killers playing.

What are you interested in? Graphic design, fine art, web design, outdoors, roller hockey, and anything else that can inspire me. What is the concept behind ww.smallfishdesign.net? Why did you start the site? Well the name small fish design comes from the concept of being a small designer in the big world full of many other designers and many large design firms. I designed my site as a resources to show my work hoping to find freelance work or full time employment at the time. What can we expect from www.smallfishdeisgn.net in the future? Who knows… I use my site as a place to be creative and learn design skills on. It’s a site that is always evolving sometimes for the good sometimes for the bad. Any last words? Nope…

www.smallfishdesign.net

What are your main influences? Do you have any idols? Which other designer/creative people do you like? Oh anything in design influences me. There are so many designs I have come across that I have no idea who even did them.

Geoffery Rowe

Any favorite movie? Many not sure if I can pick one.

INTERVIEW

DIGITAL MAX SOLUTION Who are you? A short description of yourself. Digital Max Solutions is a team of creative, passionate and committed people who focuses on delivering working solutions in real environments. We believe that good design should firstly focus on being able to communicate well while still retaining its aesthetic values intact, that form should follows function. Where are you located? Maharajgunj, Kathmandu, Nepal. What are you currently working on? We are developing world class design and providing to the international business units. What type of music do you listen to? The office runs on a healthy dose of a mixture of instrumental, pop/slow-rock, electronica, lounge, alternative, grunge, fusion, techn, basically everything! Any favourite movie? What are your main influences? Do you have any idols? Which other desiger/creative people do you like? Influences from life, the music culture, art, religion, films and animations. Designers/Creative people we look up to are graphic designers Stefan Sagmeister, Saul Bass, Deanne Cheuk, PhunkStudio, Vince Frost, Matisse, Tibor Kalman, FreakDesign.com What are you interested in? Design, Music, Films, Traveling, Animation, Illustration What is the concept behind %your site name%? Why did you started the site? www.digital.com.np. The main objective of this site is to provide maximum information why good DESIGN is needed for businesses and how we can help to illuminate clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; businesses through design that communicates effectively. What can we expect from %your site name% in the future? Creative outputs. Any last words? Creativity is a form of self expression, embrace it.

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The elements of advertising design are the components of an advertisement that the graphic designer plans. The following list will help you to better understand what you graphic artist is talking about. Color - Colors are considered in terms of intensity and brightness. As seen above, how color is used in your advertising design can have a big impact on how it is interpreted by your customers. Value - Value describes the lightness or darkness of a color. Line - A line is exactly what you think it is – a continuous mark connecting two points. Shape - Shapes are two dimensional, or flat. A shape is height and width only in advertising design. Form - Forms are three dimensional – height, width, and depth. You get volume and mass with form. Texture - Texture describes the surface of an object. The artist renders the object to give an idea of how it would feel to the touch. Space - In advertising design, space describes the distance between and around objects. Balance - Balance describes the equality of objects in your ad. With symmetrical balance, both sides of your ad are the same. With asymmetrical balance, each side is different but equal. Radial balance means the ad is balanced around a focal point. Contrast - Contrast describes the degree of difference between objects. It gets attention and adds excitement. Emphasis - Emphasis and contrast are really the same thing in advertising design. The artist creates a focal or emphasis point in your ad by making it contrast with the other parts of the ad. Proportion - Proportion describes how the individual elements of your ad relate to each other and to the entire piece. Pattern - A pattern is exactly what you think it is – something repeated over and over again. Rhythm - Rhythm gives your advertising design the feeling of movement or action. The artist places objects or creates patterns so that the eye follows a path. The path the eye follows in advertising is very important, because you want the reader to end up at your call for action [like at your phone number]. If the reader's eye stops at the wrong place in the ad, your call for immediate action may be seen too soon, or not at all. Unity - Unity describes how the whole advertisement works together as a complete unit. Variety - Variety describes the complexity of a work. In advertising, especially direct mail, a large amount of variety keeps the reader engaged and involved with the piece. The longer the reader is engaged, the better the odds of delivering your message are. That’s why some ads are rather busy – they keep the reader involved.

elements of design

advertisement design

flying high

i want to touch the sky

Photographer: Akill Gauchan [www.akillgauchan.com] Model: Kailash Gyawali [www.klash-design.com]

NEW WEBSITES STYLED BY KLASH www.akillgauchan.com

www.xclusiveminds.com

www.astitwa.com

www.valley.com.np

www.nanglos.com

www.shuvatara.com

the team

LAST WORDS The first volume is over now and lets see what comes in the next issue. The next issue will definately contain more designs, artists and interviews, new concepts and more design materials. So, lets hope for the best and spread the word “FreeStyle” to the world.

special thanks Ideas & Publication : Kailash Gyawali

I would like to thank following peoples who helped me in creating this magazine. Rajiv Karna Akill Gauchan Avilasha Ronisha and the peoples who inspire me.

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