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Watch a video Watch our product demo video Front Back Back Photos (8) Videos (2) View larger JVC KW-NT810HDT Navigation receiver Item #: 105KWNT810 18 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $899.99 Shop all In-dash GPS Navigation Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff.
by Dominic Devito A 2013 CEA Innovations Award winner and JVC's best navigation receiver Even the luckiest of road warriors finds themselves lost or stuck in traffic from time to time. JVC's KW-NT810HDT navigation receiver helps you avoid potential road hazards with intuitive guidance and rapid traffic updates that'll keep you ahead of congestion. And with a big, motorized 7" display leading the way, you'll be able to enjoy more than just helpful directions — you can pull up great-sounding HD Radio™ broadcasts, make and receive hands-free calls through your Bluetooth phone, and control select smartphone apps and functions on the go. Rapid traffic reports and beyond The dedicated traffic tuner lets you dial into the free Total Traffic Plus HD network — you'll enjoy access to real-time traffic info that'll help you steer clear of congestion. Other traffic info services only work in major metropolitan areas, but Total Traffic Plus HD works anywhere a station is broadcasting HD Radio traffic information — over 90 metro areas and counting. You'll also get sports, weather, entertainment, and news information onscreen if you want. And the new HD Radio Active Alerts feature shows you federal government alerts in text form on the navigation screen to warn you of severe weather or other emergencies in your area. With the help of an iPhone® app, you can keep up with traffic even when you're outside HD Radio range. The app will automatically switch to the Total Traffic Network over cellular signals when it determines you're no longer receiving HD Radio signals. Take charge of your smartphone The KW-NT810HDT gives you varying degrees of functionality with different types of smartphones and connections. Here are some key examples: iPhone with USB connection: iHeartRadio app control; Pandora® Internet radio app control; iPod control (audio only) iPhone with JVC's iPod Audio/Video cable connection: all the above plus iPod video control (when parked) and audio from iPhone apps when receiver is in External Mode (these features not available for the iPhone 5) Android™ with USB connection: music playback from your phone's SD card or internal memory Android with Bluetooth connection: iHeartRadio app control; Pandora Internet radio app control; streaming music playback from your phone's internal memory or streaming music apps BlackBerry® with USB connection: music playback from your phone's SD card or internal memory BlackBerry with Bluetooth connection: Pandora Internet radio app control; streaming music playback from your phone's internal memory or streaming music apps NaviBridge gives you easy GPS transfer from your devices The free NaviBridge app lets you search for points of interest on your smartphone or tablet, then transfer the GPS coordinates right to the JVC KW-NT810HDT for turn-by-turn directions. If you're using an iPhone, you'll need to be connected via USB to use NaviBridge. Android users can take advantage of NaviBridge through Bluetooth. Easy-to-follow navigation The 7" touch display features two-way motorized tilt, so you can position it just the way you want it. You'll have access to detailed maps of the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico, plus 8 million searchable points of interest. You'll hear actual road names at upcoming maneuvers with text-to-speech voice prompts. Junction View shows you a realistic depiction of an upcoming exit, complete with lane guides. The Picture-In-Picture view lets you see an overview of the action, plus a close-up detail. And 3D Landmarks shows you skyscrapers, statues, and other familiar structures in color to help you find your way through unfamiliar urban areas. Room to expand If you want to send video to a backseat or overhead monitor, you can use the RCA rear video output to keep your passengers entertained. And a dedicated rear-view camera input makes it easy to add nearly any universal camera to your vehicle for safety when backing up. Want to keep your steering wheel controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter (not included) to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this JVC stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the KW-NT810HDT, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Check the "Accessories" tab for compatible adapters. Bluetooth note: Use of this receiver's Bluetooth features will depend upon your phone's Bluetooth capabilities. Learn more in our article explaining Bluetooth profiles. iPod note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility. Product Highlights:General features:DVD/CD receiver with 7" touchscreen and AM/FM tunerfits double-DIN (4" tall) dash openingsbuilt-in amplifier (20 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels)built-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streamingbuilt-in HD Radio tuner for audio broadcastsbuilt-in HD Radio tuner for Total Traffic Plus HD reports and Active Alerts for emergencies (free lifetime subscription)Pandora control for iPhone (cable required), Android, and BlackBerryiHeartRadio control for iPhone (cable required) and Androidbuilt-in iPod control: JVC cable required for full access to audio/video content and featuresNavigation features:maps of Canada, Puerto Rico, and the entire United States, plus 8 million points of interestbuilt-in flash memory for navigation, updates made using an SD cardcompatible with optional NaviBridge app for GPS transfer from iPhone and AndroidAudio/video features:plays CDs, DVDs, and USB memory devices (see Details for full capabilities)24-bit digital-to-analog converter13-band iEQ and DSP control, including time alignmentExpandability:compatible with SiriusXM satellite radio tunercompatible with rear-view camerainputs: front aux input, rear-panel A/V and USB inputs, SD card slot, camera inputoutputs: video output, 6-channel preamp outputs (2.5-volt front, rear, subwoofer)Other features and specs:compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)CEA-2006 compliant amplifierwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why install a car stereo with built-in GPS? Imagine taking a trip as your car's receiver gives you directions, finds the best restaurant for dinner, and plays movies for your back seat denizens. Navigation receivers cover all the bases, with GPS guidance, DVD playback, and a host of other useful features. You can search through millions of points of interest to locate gas stations, restaurants, museums, and other interesting spots, wherever you are. Most receivers offer Bluetooth capability for hands-free calling, along with the ability to search through your iPod playlists with touchscreen controls.
You will regret buying JVC Written By Dabitz, New Jersey on Thursday, October 09, 2014 If you purchase a JVC head unit don't expect any updates. My unit KW-NT50HDT has not received any firmware updates (which it needs badly) for three years since Sept 2011, and maps have not been updated since Dec 2012. For this only reason you should stay away from JVC. It's become so inaccurate that I don't even bother using its navigation anymore. Pros: Affordable Cons: No updates at all!
7065941962 Written By 7065941962, Lagrange, GA on Sunday, August 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It was easy to install and works great Pros: Large screen and easy to see Cons: No remote
Had It's Day! Written By East Ender, New Bern, NC on Wednesday, July 23, 2014 Put Simply this radio is Jurassic in technology years! This model has been out for about three years and you have to believe that because of the merger with Kenwood that JVC is going to die a slow and painful death. I had their last great Navigation radio which was the NT3HDT and the one after that was a little bit better with the U/I. It's one I wish I still had. Anyhow, There is a good possibility that after this year you won't see anymore Navigation units from JVC because if they had any interest in it they would have already replaced this museum piece for 2014. I've liked JVC in the past and I can only hope that a change happens and soon! So for right now avoid this like the plague. I highly recommend Kenwood's DNX891HD. A litle bit pricey but you get what you pay for.
JVC KW-NT810HDT Written By CJ, Raleigh, NC on Saturday, May 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) There are better products out there than this device. Do not buy this. Navigation is awful. I suppose I've been spoiled by being a long time TomTom user, but the Navteq is the worst GPS package I've ever seen. Very difficult to use. It is missing hundreds of POI's that one would expect to see, like hospitals, major government offices, McDonald's, etc. The list goes on and on. The volume of the navigation voice cannot be lowered to a reasonable speaking level as compared to stereo audio. When on thespeakerphone phone and navigating, the phone is unusable. The navigation audio completely drowns out the phone audio. I love the audio options and I don't believe there is any product with more. Sound is spectacular. Pros: Great audio. Wonderful features. Probably the most complete car stereo on the market today. Cons: Navigation is awful. There is no way to direct tune to a distant radio station.
Awesome list of features Written By Clemson EE, Atlanta, GA on Tuesday, April 15, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The JVC receiver has the most features of any one I reviewed. Installation was very straightforward. My only mis-step came when I did not connect the Power Antenna and External Amp leads on the wiring harness. My Mazda Miata did not have a power antenna, and I was not hooking up an external amp, just using the one in the receiver so I left those leads taped. Hooked everything up, and no sound. I called Crutchfield Help. They diagnosed problem within a couple of minutes. Must happen to a lot of people. My Miata had the Bose Stereo originally, so it DID have an external Amp near each speaker. I had to connect the external amp lead for those to work. There is also a signal booster for the OEM antenna, so the antenna lead had to be connected. Once I got all those connections done, everything worked great. I think that this issue should be mentioned in the installation notes. Overall- excellent sound, with loads of modification ability. GPS works well, I live in a big city so the live traffic over the HD-Radio signal is an unexpected bonus. DVD player is too sensitive for a mobile unit. Minor road bumps cause skips in music CD playback. I really like the SD Card slot; put 32GB of music on one for nearly endless music. The IPod controller works well thru the USB port. The Bluetooth phone and music also works well. HD Radio sounds as good as a CD. Pros: Tremendous list of features. Almost endless options for music playback- CD, IPod, SD Card, XM, HD Radio, Pandora, Bluetooth GPS Features Cons: CD Player too sensitive. Big feature list, but it should be for the price of this unit.
JVC KWQ-NT810HDT Written By Happy with my new JVC GPS/NAV, FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS on Saturday, April 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far so good, great looking unit, has features that I don't know if I'll ever use. Installed easy, a very bright screen, I like the clean "knobless" front. We'll see how the practical daily use goes... Two "cons", it appears that you can't upload icons for display, i.e. the Porsche crest. Also the head unit wouldn't support the factory speakers so we had to install a new 4 channel amplifier. However my guy told me that this is typical of all after market head units. Pros: Great screen, to new to give any information on the functions, albeit is looks like it does everything, less washing the dishes. Cons: Can't upload personal screen icons. Needed a new 4 channel amplifier to support the factory speakers.
Fast but lacking Written By BHobbs, Houston, TX on Tuesday, March 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) System is very fast. You push a button and it reacts, there is no lag. If you scroll the map or miss a turn the recalculation is instant. The audio controls are fantastic and intuitive. However, the system is lacking many features I expect from a flagship unit. 1. If you use a SD Card or USB drive you can only list to the music you have in a folder. Meaning that if you store your music like Artist>>CD>>Song you can only listen to a single album at a time. There is no randomizing across albums or artists. NO PLAYLISTS! If you want this functionality you MUST use a iPod. iPod control is flawless however. 2. Maps in the unit are old. 3. The traffic data is not taken into account when planning your route. Only after you start driving. For example, if I plot a course home from work it says the 16.6 miles will take 40 minutes. You start moving and it drops to 24 minutes. Then if there are traffic disruptions it recalculates to 30. Therefore, you have no guidance of what route to take to miss the traffic until you have already locked it in. It will reroute you quickly however to miss the traffic. 4. No voice dialing. No voice control. 5. There is no way to search for POIs along your route. 6. There is no way to see a list of the roads/turns on your route! 7. No highway POI exit information. Some units say that at exit 940 you can find a restaurant, toilet, etc. I do not think I'd buy again. 3 stars for audio and speed. 2.5 stars if I could as half of the unit (nav) is poor Pros: FAST! Screen is nice and resists fingerprints Great sound functions and customization (EQ settings) iPod controls are nice and work well HD Radio works well and picks up weak stations well Bluetooth phone calls sound good on both ends Lane guidance seems to work well Traffic re-routing seems rather intelligent and does save you time NaviBridge software (software says it uses Google but never finds what Google does - kinda disappointed in this feature. The Kenwood/Garmin combo works bette Cons: The navigation...all of it. It's fast but is is so feature poor it isn't funny. No route review, no POIs along route, traffic not taken into account when plotting routes, no exit information, speed limit feature barely works and only on major freeways (sometimes). The POI search is strange as you cannot put spaces in names...doesn't seem to matter but is strange. The mass storage functions are lacking. Plan on buying an iPod if you want playlists or listen randomly to all of your songs.
Amazing Sound in Amazing Overal Package! Written By nySQ, NY, NY on Friday, October 11, 2013 I've been doing my own car stereo on my own for some time now. I'm big into sound quality. CDT component speakers, Alpine V12 amps, all Monster Cable with offset for power/speaker/signal cables. This thing plays ANYTHING! Exactly as advertised - all file types from audio to video, pictures, etc. This was the main reason I got it, and I have zero regrets. Crisp touch response. This thing is a multi-tasking master! You can easily flip between various functions and it loves to quickly and effortlessly allow you to work any type of audio function while you're using navigation. Just amazing and totally satisfying to use! I was concerned the 2.5V preout to the amps would leave something to be desired - the sound is crystal! Once I've experienced unit freezing on me - possibly a bad MP3 issue. Had to pull over and turn off car. I've owned unit for >1yr - never ever happened again. GPS functionality not super accurate - I've noticed some streets not always up-to-date. I just need a general guide through an area. Not a reason to deduct stars in my book as GPS searches are quick and voice volume easily adjustable. AMAZING ability to tailor your sound! 13(!) band EQ, sound level adjustments, car adaptation, space volumization - AMAZING to an audiophile's ears! I don't use iPhone/iPod, but all USBs up to 32GB quickly, easily read, accessed. Just buy it, install, and enjoy! Pros: Amazing sound. Cons: None I can think of after 1 year of use.
Had Problems... Written By MidTex, Midland, TX on Tuesday, October 08, 2013 This unit has a lot going for it but there are intermittent issues that caused me to return it. I agree with BillB that the firmware appears to be glitchy. When in iPod mode, the artist and album name will appear and disappear at random although the song name and artwork remains. Several times the backup camera displayed a black screen and my SiriusXM tuner was not detected even though I know it is fine. I find the user interface easy to use and the sound quality is great. Pros: Great sound quality and feature set. Fast navigation screens. Nice looking screens although the map resolution seems lower than the Alpine. Cons: Glitchy iPod interface and camera display.
This is the one Written By Crnaman, Georgia on Friday, September 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I put this in a 2003 Chevy Avalanche just today. It originally had the 6-disc changer with BOSE system. You will need the interface module to make it work with the BOSE and the steering control module so your steering wheel controls will work. I followed all the directions, soldered all the wires, connected it up in the truck and whew!! It all works just as it should. All the features are there, all the little things like dimming when lights come on, rear view camera displays when you put in reverse, the chimes, dings, and gps. It all works just fine with the original BOSE system. With the two modules which came with partially prewired connectors it basically took me an afternoon to put it in. About 5 hours from start to finish. It really is a perfect fit, almost too perfect, but very tight in the space and very secure with the supplied brackets. All the iphone features work flawlessly. Good choice indeed. Pros: Good documentation, all wiring charts and diagrams fully explained. Integrates with iphone seamlessly. GPS just work like it should. Cons: I guess most built in GPS won't let you change the route when in motion. This is the about the only con I can think of.
Excellent Unit Written By Nick, South Florida on Monday, July 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Hands down great unit. Sound is great and easy to customize. Wish more controls were available during movement. Cant switch between different functions while in motion, this should be disabled at users discretion. Pros: Excellent sound and controls. Cons: Cant change anything once vehicle is in motion
Very nice navigation with built-in traffic Written By C. M., Doylestown, PA on Monday, July 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I recently bought this JVC NT810HDT because I was looking for a navigation model with built-in digital traffic. I checked out all the options and was deliberating between industry known Alpine and Kenwood, but finally decided for the JVC flagship model because it also includes weather, news, sports updates, all for free lifetime. This model also has great integration with several apps, like iHeartradio. I also like that is comes with HD Radio, pulling in my local Philly stations in crystal quality, giving me access to as many as 20+ new digital channels. I love the WRTI HD2 jazz channel during the daytime. A bit pricey, but given all the features it packs, I would recommend this units, eyes closed. Pros: Nice navigation software. Fast, responsive. Beautiful display. Great content: HD Radio, iHeartradio, news, sports, weather (no subscription required). Cons: A little pricey but well worth it with all the features it packs.
Has Potential Written By Jason, Winsted, CT on Sunday, July 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Could be top notch with a few tweaks, and it might be perfect for some people. The sound is great and the display is fast. Plenty of ins/outs, and some well thought out GPS options (ability to populate the map with POI's of your choosing and not show the rest). Ultimately, I returned for a Kenwood DNX890 because I travel for work and needed the best GPS...and this wasn't it. In short, the route display was more jagged and distracting than my Garmin, most functions are disabled while driving, the route calculations were off from my Garmin (up to 45 minutes difference in a 60 mile trip - I might have had a dud unit here, but tech support couldn't confirm), there is no road exclusion feature (useful for commercial vehicles or towing trailers on restricted roads), and it is unclear how up to date the maps will be (you have to pay for Garmin updates, but at least you know it will be supported down the road). I am almost totally happy with the swap. The only drawback to the Kenwood that I have found is that the JVC is MUCH more responsive to the touch screen (well done JVC). If you are only mildly interested in the GPS, this would probably be a 4 or 5-star product for you. If you rely on GPS for business, be cautious and try it on the road before you make the final decision. See pros/cons below. By the way, the manual says JVC/Kenwood, so I am assuming they are owned by the same parent company, but the two models are very different in looks and interface. Pros: Very responsive display - I returned this for the Kenwood 890DNX, and the Kenwood is "laggy" compared to the JVC. 13 band eq does a nice job of improving stock stereo (Bose system in 2005 Suburban) speakers/amps, usb input let's you connect a hub and up to four thumb drives - awesome feature. Ability to select specific points of interest (friend's house) or general category (Starbucks for example) and ONLY show those on the map...less clutter is better in my opinion. Cons: GPS software is the major drawback in my case. There is no road exclusion (for example, if you are towing a trailer and can't take a specific road). Just about every function is locked while driving (3mph) - I get the potential safety issue, but this means your passenger can't work the functions while in route either. I suppose you could disable this when you wire the unit, but I never tried. Also, when run side/side with my Garmin, the route calculations were way off...maybe I had a dud.
Very Disappointed Written By BillB, Royersford, PA on Friday, June 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Had very high hopes for this, but am very disappointed with it. After about 7 hours installing the unit with Sirius/XM, iPod, etc., found the end result to be very frustrating. To be clear, the display is beautiful and intuitive to use, but the firmware is VERY GLITCHY, with elements appearing and disappearing at random (i.e., such as channel selections, menu items, etc.). I downloaded and installed the latest firmware from JVC (pretty straight-forward process), but that only corrected about 60% of the glitches. I expect that future updates will help clear up some of the rest, but for this price, one would expect to have a unit that is fully-functioning now. The biggest issue for me, however, is that YOU CANNOT ACCESS ANY GPS FUNCTIONS while the vehicle is moving. (except your "home" button). That is, you can't program in a new address... you can't bring up POIs... you can't change your route options, etc., unless you first stop your vehicle. That means if you are driving on the turnpike and want to find the nearest restaurant, you need to exit (pay the toll), stop the vehicle, and then do a search for restaurant, before proceeding. I get the potential safety issues this is trying to address - but c'mon, my $70 suction cup mount TomTom will let me easily, quickly and safely do these things without having to stop the vehicle, but this system locks me out unless I am stopped! This, regrettably, is going back, and I'll stay with my little portable GPS. Pros: Beautiful well-laid out display. Cons: GPS use requires you to stop your vehicle to enter or access any destination, POI, etc. Firmware still too glitchy.
Good Product Written By DWP, North Carolina on Tuesday, April 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am very pleased with the quality of the audio and bluetooth operations of this unit. The sound quality is much better than what I had with my factory unit. The backup camera is awesome. The quality of the picture and the area visible is amazing. My only disappointment with the unit is the graphics on the navigation system. I actually went to a local store to see this unit before I purchased, and was amazed at the graphics. It was just as it was pictured in the Crutchfield ads and in the Users manual. However, once installed, I do not have that quality of graphics. Where all examples show representations of grass, the lanes of the roads, buildings, etc. I have only little pencil like lines, and surrounding white areas. I have talked with Crutchfield support and talked directly to JVC and have been told that I live in an area too small for the unit to make these types of recognition or that the service that provides those images is not available where I live. If that is the case and these images may not come through on all units, some type of mention should be made in the advertisement for this unit to indicate that the images may not match what is in the promotions. I still fine it hard to accept that reasoning as the store where I viewed the unit is only 3 miles from my home and there unit had the better graphics.
Awesome unit with incredible sound Written By NealT, CNY on Friday, March 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit is incredible. The sound is crisp and clear. I just downloaded the firmware update which allows use of the headunit to control the iheart for JVC app on my cell phone. I highly recommend this unit. You won't be disappointed. Pros: Sound, Navigation, ease of use. Cons: None
JVC NT810HDT Written By Wil, Huntsville, Al on Thursday, March 07, 2013 This is currently the best head unit I have purchased hands down. Pros: Navigation is very fast and on point, sound is awesome, bluetooth conection works great with Android (Pandora and I-Heart radio) 13 band Eq enchances the sound from this unit. Cons: The only cons I can mention here is that there is no customization for the splash screen. Nor can you change color of the menu screens
JVCn NT810HDT Written By Wil, Huntsville, Al on Thursday, March 07, 2013 This is currently the best head unit I have purchased hands down. Pros: Navigation is very fast and on point, sound is awesome, bluetooth conection works great with Android (Pandora and I-Heart radio) 13 band Eq enchances the sound from this unit. Cons: The only cons I can mention here is that there is no customization for the splash screen. Nor can you change color of the menu screens


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ME Vehicle History Reports
You see all the commercials and ads these days, encouraging you to step up and ask for a vehicle's history report if you are interested in purchasing it – so why not? There are so many key details held within the history of a vehicle that can really help to determine the proper value and foresee future issues that could arise based on evidence from the past.
Previous serious repairs and complete overhauls, as well as severe damages and traffic collisions are just a few of the details offered in a vehicle history report, with the history of theft and the status of the vehicle as current also held in this report.
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- Always check with the DMV first. While these reports may have a short wait as you await the report by mail, this is often the most inexpensive method, offering a great choice for those not looking to spend more than they have to.
- Several third party sources online offer internet vehicle history reports, VIN record checks, and even title checks to those who are willing to spend a bit more for the report. You receive these reports instantly for the price you pay – but always ensure you are utilizing a credible source.
- Check with the local Clerk of Courts or other court departments that handle reports, giving you another cost efficient method that can also offer the most thorough of reports.
When you are ready to buy or sell a car, make sure you have the report you need to make a good judgment call or to help others do so more effectively.


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Big fan of Madrid based illustrator Federico Yankelevich and the brush work shown throughout his portfolio.
Big fan of Madrid based illustrator Federico Yankelevich and the brush work shown throughout his portfolio.
Will founded It's Nice That in 2007 and is now director of the company. Once one of the main contributors to the site he has stepped back from writing as the business has expanded. He is a regular guest on the Studio Audience podcast.
It's rare to find people who can animate with true flow while still retaining their signature style, but in the case of Carlín Díaz it seems he's mastered the art perfectly. An illustrator who dabbles in moving image, Carlín is one of the small but perfect little group of illustrators and animators that live and work in Paris. We've heard that over in Paris the illustration scene can be hard to crack, and even harder to earn a living from, yet in his bio Carlín's mission statement is: "Let's make attractive and expressive shapes," which suggests he's doing alright. Personally I haven't seen someone with a strong a personal style as Carlín's in a long while – kind of psychedelic with a hint of mysticism and sauciness, yet still retaining that hypnotic, liquid-like flow throughout.
Great work here from German illustrator and comic artist Lea Heinrich who, according to her online bio, "often dreams about being on a subway train traveling underneath the massive steel and concrete construction of New York City. Sometimes she observes the other passengers, sometimes there's nobody else on the train, and sometimes she doesn't know where she is going, but either way it's always exciting." Cool! Her work is a nice mishmash of urban cuteness à la Andy Rementer and old German folk tales, and her comics have a wit about them not dissimilar to someone like Frau Franz or Matt the Horse. As well as being totally adept at cartoons and comics and illustrations, Brooklyn-based Lea can also design a banging poster, which is always a big plus.
Maybe it's because I am a notoriously un-stylish man, but the product spreads in magazines usually do absolutely nothing for me. Flicking through multiple pages of artfully arranged man-bags strikes me as purgatorial, but I understand these kinds of features often have a commercial rationale in the complicated financial climate of modern magazine-making. Credit though when a publication strives to do something more interesting with these spreads, like the Russian version of Port magazine (or Port Россия) which commissioned Marcel George to illustrate a recent feature on watches.
I came across Adam Nickel's work on a Mr Porter Journal article entitled How To Speak Professional-ese which outlined how the common man can attempt to understand office and business jargon. Adam Nickel's perfect for a brand like Mr Porter. His drawings are inspired directly from packaging design and illustration in the 1950s and early 1960s, channeling the kinds of characters you may have seen rushing about in the background of The Pink Panther or chasing a pesky critter through some well-animated opening credits. Adam states on his site that he's a lover of all things old – I assume he's referring to design? – and is pushing out so-good-they-could-almost-be-actually-vintage illustrations at a mile a minute. Definitely one to commission if your brand or publication is lacking a spot of style and olde worlde charm.
It's always a joy to hear from Bologna-based illustrator Sarah Mazzettti who has been a firm favourite of ours since we first stumbled across her gig posters back in 2012. The Italian image-maker seems to have settled on a more confident style in recent months and big-name commissions from the likes of Vice, The New York Times and MIT Technology have duly followed. But that unpredictable playful sensibility we so loved has not been entirely banished, as evidenced by her huge yellow giant holding up a room for the TICTIG exhibition at Casa Testori in Milan.
Hattie Stewart is back – not that the self-proclaimed doodle-bomber ever goes away for long – and this time it's with reams of new work for her very own exhibition at the House of Illustration, entitled Adversary. In the first of what looks to be a whole series of commissions by the London-based gallery, she has created a collection of new (and enormous) pieces in her signature doodle style, decorating images from pop culture with accessories, stripes, googly eyes and emojis and generally elevating them beyond magazine fodder and into something entirely unique and infinitely bolder.
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A base colour. I chose Essie Glamour Purse.
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Before you start, prepare all of the feathers you plan to use by cutting off the ends. This is the only part we need to use. Pick out feathers that match the size of your nail(s) so that you don't have too much overhang at the cuticles which can be a pain to trim.
Paint on your base colour, let it dry, then add a thick coat of your thick clear top coat.
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Bit late to the party here, but these are awesome :) I absolutely love the Essence Gel Top Coat and lived in Germany last year, used so much of it, it's insane. I noticed you are in the UK too though, so where did you find it? I am running out... need to source it from somewhere!!!
ReplyDeleteReally not as much work as some people may think! Way more doable and newbie friendly than any of the water marbling fads out there. I'm not at all skilled with nail things but this still came out cute. I did it on my toes because, like a commenter above suggested, it'd be so thick I'd pick it off my nails.
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For the past few months we have attended several shows (including ATA, SHOT and Eastern Sports Show) and reviewed hundreds of products. Many great innovations caught my eye but two are at the top of my list. I cannot decide which is my favorite so I am declaring a tie. First place is shared by X-Steps from JWJ Outdoors and the TreeBlind from Nature Blinds.
TreeBlinds. Combine the creative talents and imagination of a Hollywood set designer with his passion for hunting and you get one of the coolest ground blinds ever created. Nature Blinds is producing a ground blind that looks so much like a tree, even its creator has been fooled when taking hunters to the stand. The outer surface mimics the texture of real bark. Animals don't seem to notice the blind as Mr. Whitetail, Larry Weishuhn attested, "Deer were just a few feet away from us and never even looked at the blind." Texas Outfitter Mike Stroff also believes in the blind's qualities stating," It's so quiet and soundproof inside, we can talk on camera with deer 10 yards away... incredible!" The folks from Nature Blinds also explained how the insulating qualities of this blind can bring the temps inside the blind up to a comfortable level with just the body heat of the individuals inside, while the outside temps are near freezing. The patented window system is one of the best I have ever seen in a ground blind.
While we are on the subject of ground blinds there were a couple more worth noting.
D.I.R.T. (Do It Right Treeblinds) If you are looking for a semi permanent box blind but don't want to build the thing from scratch, try ordering one of the "pre-fabricated" blinds from D.I.R.T. Many times, once a big box blind like this is built and set in place, it never moves. Which may or may not be a good thing. But with these blinds you can take them apart and rebuild them without having to be a carpenter. Which is right up my alley since my carpentry skills are a bit lacking, but after looking it over inside and out, I'm sure I could easily put this together with a little help. They attest that "If you can carry a sheet of plywood to your hunting spot, you can set up a D.I.R.T."
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....We have a fork of a fork of a dead project...? All of ROSA's changers are available to other distros anyway...so why do we have this?
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The first alpha release of OpenMandriva Linux is now available. This new OpenMandriva distribution is derived from the Russian-based ROSA Linux distribution, which in turn was forked from mainline Mandriva last year...
....We have a fork of a fork of a dead project...? All of ROSA's changers are available to other distros anyway...so why do we have this?
I don't get it either. The whole deal with Mandriva SA was done a while ago and the result was Mageia. Why do we have this new distribution that has the exact same goals as Mageia? The only difference that I can see is in their governing body, where OpenMandriva tries to sound all posh and promote it everywhere, while Mageia just has it doing actual practical things in the mean while.
As I understand it, Mandriva the distro never really died, it just stopped being developed by Mandriva the company. This project is the continuation of something that never officially died. That's the best explanation that I can wrap my mind around. I agree that this seems extremely redundant considering that Mageia has been successful with similar goals.
Why fork off ROSA: Because Mandriva had been dormant for a long time and ROSA presents a more current Mandriva-like base.
Why the name change: Because Mandriva the company is still around.
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You had surgery to repair an inguinal hernia caused by a weakness in the abdominal wall in your groin area. You probably had general or spinal anesthesia (asleep and pain-free). You may have had a small hernia that was repaired while you were given local anesthesia (awake but pain-free).
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