Doors are an important part of architectural and structural design, as well as for functionality of buildings. Doorways are openings in a wall, usually large enough for people to pass through, that can have a moving divider that can open or close. Doors come in all shapes and sizes, such as wooden, wrought-iron, or even fiberglass for vehicle doors. Most of us rely on doors on a daily basis to provide added shelter, safety, and protection. Doors and doorways work conceptually and visually well in photography, and can make a great focal point: The Doors by Valatis Zoumis Travelling hearts by Schnette Closed Doors by AmandineVanRay Door Step by AhmadTurk Heavens door by Hartmut-Lerch Door by Pooya Ahmaripour Door by clasicalfreak The Blue Door by Joao Tremoceiro Iron Door by Geoffrey-Montagu The doorsby IndependentlyConceal The Doors by Tavarin Door to paradise? I hope by Kamel Eddine Creepy Door by AustriaAngloAlliance Door by Julian DeBono Behind Closed Doors by TheFoxAndTheRaven door of arches by nj dodge Green Doors by ZerberuZ Flowers inDoor by Giorgio Mostarda Blue Door by Olha Kuzmyn A door to the past by Adriana Ludwig Loebel Doors into a allery by Smutyo door,time and woman by soide55 Doors by Emo-Sells Doors of wood by FrankAndCarySTOCK Doors by Bethan-Powell Door by Pooyan Sedghi The Doors by pjones747 Doors at Montmartre by Angel Pastor Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Rusted Door Windows: More than Just an Opening in Photography 30 Ghostly Themed Photographs Photographers at Work in Pictures 30 Amusement-Packed Carnival Photographs

We discuss the trends and issues we observed during the weeks of January 6-19, 2014. We discuss four trends we saw as we flipped articles into our Flipboard magazine (http://bit.ly/trendsandissues). The four trends were Net Neutrality, 3-D printing, tablet devices, and wearables. Our pick of the week from the resources we flipped is a news [&hellipThe post Episode 5: A Review of Trends & Issues in Instructional Design, Educational Technology, and Learning Sciences for January 6-19, 2014 appeared first on Trends & Issues.

One of the best ways to promote an event is using flyers. Flyers catch people’s attention, and they can be taken (either as a whole, or with a tear off) as a way of being a reminder at a later time. To have a truly effective flyer marketing campaign, the flyer needs to be eyecatching and well designed. But not all of us want to have a custom design done, which can be expensive and time consuming. To get you started, here’s 10 eyecatching free event poster PSDs that you can download and use. Fresh Fridays High End Dubstep Excess Mondays Run NYC Halloween Euphoria Tunnel Nightclub Frozone Alive Bar Related Posts Spooky and Awesome Halloween Characters Epic Collection of Halloween Resources 10 Fun Photoshop Text Effect Tutorials Free T-Shirt PSD Mockups for Designers Free Browser PSD Mockups to Download

In this special podcast presentation, we define the terms issues, trends, and fads. We discuss our approach to how we use these terms to examine our field. A book we recommended in the episode for gaining a broad perspective on the seminal issues in our field is: Educational Technology: A Definition with Commentary (Al Januszewski [&hellipThe post Episode 6: Special Podcast Presentation on Defining the Terms: Issues, Trends, & Fads appeared first on Trends & Issues.

We discuss the trends and issues we observed during the weeks of January 19-February 2, 2014. We discuss four trends we saw as we flipped articles into our Flipboard magazine (http://bit.ly/trendsandissues). The four trends were Net Neutrality/Access, artificial intelligence, continued discussions of MOOCs, and Facebook turning 10 (the grown of social media). Our pick of [&hellipThe post Episode 7: A Review of Trends & Issues in Instructional Design, Educational Technology, and Learning Sciences for January 19-February 2, 2014 appeared first on Trends & Issues.

Hey guys, I got some great grungy and rusted metal textures for you today. You’re free to use them for commercial work as well, just don’t redistribute. Have a great weekend! Download all textures as ZIP from copy.com (50.5Mb) Did you like these textures? Let us know by leaving a comment, and you can even post a link if you used them in your artwork. Related Posts Free Texture Friday - Grunge Metal Sheet Free Texture Friday - Grunge Metal 2 Free Texture Friday - Rusted Metal 4 Free Texture Friday - Gritty Rust Free Texture Friday - Grunge Plastic 2

We discuss the trends and issues we observed during the weeks of February 3-16, 2014. We discuss two trends we saw as we flipped resources into our Flipboard magazine (http://bit.ly/trendsandissues). The two trends were wearable devices and the Internet of Things. There was a great many articles focusing on the future of wearable devices and [&hellipThe post Episode 8: Review of Trends & Issues in Instructional Design, Educational Technology, and Learning Sciences for February 3-16 appeared first on Trends & Issues.

We discuss the trends and issues we observed during the weeks of February 17-March 2, 2014. We discuss three trends we saw as we flipped resources into our Flipboard magazine (http://bit.ly/trendsandissues). The three trends were: privacy issues related to online student data, MOOCs remaining in the news (coming to a high school near you!), and [&hellipThe post Episode 9: Review of Trends & Issues in Instructional Design, Educational Technology, and Learning Sciences for February 17-March 2 appeared first on Trends & Issues.

Dolls are models or replicas of humans or other characters, often used for display or as toys. Dolls can range from looking like toys or almost caricatures, to incredibly realistic and lifelike in appearance. Dolls have been around for centuries, and have been used as toys for dress-up for most of that time. Dolls have also occasionally been thought to possess power, such as through the idea of voodoo dolls that can transfer pain onto a person. In this post, we’ll look at 30 mesmerizing doll photographs: Beautiful Stock Doll by Sugar Balloon Doll’s Love By Timur Pyak Mathilda by Gina Baby Doll by Moorebig50 Custom Dolls by FireflyDust Happy Wednesday by Andreas Hartanta Doll by nicksweetman Doll meet with Friends by Carla Chaves Welcome Mirai by Andreas Hartanta A Doll’s Life by BlackMageAlodia Doll Show Find by Janelle Monday Morning by Andreas Hartanta Laura and her doll by FireFlyAway People-dolls by Konstantin Vodolazov OOAK doll Flore by Annie Paperman OOAK doll remolded by Lulemee Monogram Doll by K V Best Dressed Doll by EmilyGray Little Angel by SoftPoison That look by Francisco Cribari First artist doll!!! by Sofia Marina the Little Mermaid by LittleSweet Emily-Ann by Charismatchii Hand painted dol by Brandon Stephens Little Sunshine by Reizie amiga da Piccolina - Custom by Me by MUSSE Little Venus by Ladyarnwyn Pink <3 by Heather Little World by Elina’s Art Mimmy is so cute!~<3 by Paula~? Related Posts 30 Marvelous Underwater Photographs 30 Orange Photographs of the Sun 30 Photographs of Bicycles On The Road: 30 Road Trip Photographs 30 Fresh and Invigorating Spring Photographs

We discuss the trends and issues we observed during the weeks of March 3-16, 2014. We discuss four trends we saw as we flipped resources into our Flipboard magazine (http://bit.ly/trendsandissues). The four trends were: Augmented Reality (specifically, through he use of Oculus Rift);  the annual SXSW Conference held in Austin, Texas; a variety of articles [&hellipThe post Episode 10: Trends for the Weeks of March 3-16 - Augmented Reality, the SXSW, Neuroscience, & the Web Turns 25 appeared first on Trends & Issues.