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INTERIOR DESIGN IDEAS

January 14, 2018

From smart storage solutions to visual elements that make a space seem larger, learn how to make the most of your small Indian home with these interior design ideas. Light colors for your interior Use light colored paint to make the space appear larger, like white or cream since they make a space appear larger. Darker hues make a space appear small. Curtain or wooden dividers To divide or demarcate spaces in small Indian homes, curtains or wooden dividers are great. It’s a great way to divide the living room and dining room. Storage space under the stairs Great place to store things is under the stairs. We can make cupboards or add shelves under the stairs. Add mirrors The easiest way to make a space look larger is by adding mirrors. Mirrors makes interior look larger. Along with that it also brightens up the space. Stair drawers We will be able to store a lot of things in drawers that are made in our staircase. It’s another eas...

PREPARATION TIPS TO CRACK NATA EXAM

January 09, 2018

For various courses; there are several entrance examinations. Architecture is one such course. It requires applicants to give an entrance examination for admissions. Of the various architecture entrance examinations conducted NATA is one such examination, that too the most sort after by students pursuing architecture as a career. In nowadays the competition stresses students, apart from the difficulty level of the examination. Students resort to simple guidelines that can assist them to clear the entrance. What skills are tested, when is the right time to start preparing for the examinations, how should students prepare etc. are simple tips to clear the entrance examination. TIPS TO CRACK EXAM CLARIFY MISCONCEPTIONS Most students are followed by a popular misconception that if your creativity is good then clearing the NATA isn’t tough. While creativity is tested, some other skills are assessed namely the imagination, perception, visualization skills, observational...

WHAT MAKES A GOOD PHOTOGRAPHER??

January 01, 2018

To be successful it takes more than just a nice camera and a desire to take pretty pictures in this creative yet technical professional field. There are a few qualities that you should try to cultivate as soon as possible, whether you want to work for newspapers, magazines, portrait studios, or as a freelance event photographer. CURIOSITY Good photography is about conveying a vision, your vision in a way that it may be appreciated by an external observer. A good photograph tends to own an original and/ or unusual vision that differs from the norm. The photographer should have the wherewithal to pause and want to look in the first place. Photographer should be open to exploring other styles, subjects and ways of photography – even if only vicariously through the work of others; inspiration can come from anywhere. COORDINATION Hand-eye coordination is vital to photography careers. If you don’t have good hand-eye coordination and a steady hand, you better start doi...

FASHION DESIGN TOOLS

December 27, 2017

If you are a beginner in fashion designing, then you should be aware about the tools that you can use during sewing, pattern making and crafts projects. There are lots of tools and equipments available to make your work easy and you should use them. Here in this article, we have mentioned some basic and important tools that you keep in your tool box. Comfortable pair of scissors It helps cut fabric and very important for them who cut fabrics all day. You should use card scissors as it is heavy and comes with sharp blades. You can use this scissors to cut all types of fabrics such as cotton, linen, net, silk, and wool with size varying from small, and medium to large. Set of Block Patterns When you collaborate with a fashion house, company or designer, you should have a set of block patterns as it help you to crank out flat patterns effectively. A Kit (a set square, fashion curve and pattern maker) This kit can be very useful for those who pursuing fashion ...

Fashion Photography Tips

October 29, 2017

In the fashion industry, photographers not just shoot photos but also take care of other things like selecting an appropriate DSLR camera, finding an opposite angle, looking after the background decoration and even guiding the models so they stand, sit or lie in the perfect pose. Fashion photography, henceforth, is not everyone’s cup of tea. If you want to shine in this industry but lack the relevant experience, here are a few tips for you to try before going into the professional fashion photography. Develop the Concept Fashion photography is not just about taking random photo of models posing. You should have a concept or theme before you start. You need to spend time to develop a concept that would show creativity and uniqueness. Development of such concepts takes time. You should be open to ideas and suggestions; group meetings and resulting interactions may help generate new ideas. The concept should be thought-provoking, but not something that viewers would find u...

Interior Decoration Tricks to Design Room

October 23, 2017

Whether you’ve just moved or are looking for a quick, little home pick-me-up, or perhaps something more significant, there are some well-known interior design tricks that designers employ that you too can easily do with minimal effort and cost. Sometimes the smallest things make the greatest impact. Rearrange the bookshelves Organize 60 percent of books vertically and 40 percent horizontally on the shelves. This creates balance yet spontaneity (and shows off the back of the bookshelf if it’s lined with a decorative fabric). Stack horizontal books lower than vertical ones: If the vertical books are 12 inches tall, place three to four books horizontally up to four inches high. Add green plants to soften the bookshelf, but avoid flowers, which can look cluttered and distracting. Place a rug based on its size The size of the rug—say, for under the coffee table—will dictate how you arrange furniture around it. With an eight-by-ten-foot rug, situate the sofa and any ch...

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