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English grammar has been closely bound up with that of Latin since the 16th century, when English first began to be taught in schools. Given that grammatical instruction prior to this had focused on Latin, it’s not surprising that teachers based their grammars of English on Latin. The title of John Hewes’ work of 1624 neatly encapsulates its desire to make English grammar conform to that of Latin.
The post How English became English – and not Latin appeared first on OUPblog.
Kyle Webster is a seriously talented illustrator and designer that doesn't take himself too serious. Case in point - his viral video,
Original Design Gangsta he created back in 2006 that has an impressive 269,800 views on
You Tube.
Don't let the video fool you though. Kyle Webster is a hard working, professional sought after by some big league players. His client list includes
The New Yorker, Los Angeles Times, Entertainment Weekly and
USA Today. And his work has been recognized by
Communication Arts, Graphis and
Print Magazine.
Kyle's
illustrations and logo designs are examples of work built on a strong foundation of good conceptual thinking that comes to fruition through the skillful hand of an accomplished artist. His logos are deceivingly simple. They deliver their message instantly. However, only other designers and illustrators can appreciate the long hours and hundreds of thumbnail sketches that must go into his logos behind the scenes. Kyle's illustrations are rich in color and texture and his line-work is brilliant. Every line Kyle places on paper has a purpose.
these are solid. strong. nice work.
These are wonderful! Nice work!
Great colors and textures...
All of them ... are awesome..
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amazing stuff! the abstractions of background color and shapes is wonderful! these say a lot to mood of the opera: colorful and full of life!
These are beautiful. I just love the colors!