Tag: Design
Just received news of Noferin's natural wood Pecanpals in my inbox. Their aesthetic and design is too good to pass. Dropping May 5th at www.noferin.com
Here is what they have to say about their figures:
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Something we forgot to tell everyone with the last release, Pecanpals are made from 100% sustainably harvested wood. They are made from rubber tree wood that would otherwise go to waste. Rubber trees are planted for their rubber, and after about 20 years, their rubber yields start to diminish. We use this beautiful wood, thus saving it...
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With the imminence of 55DSL’s 15th anniversary in 2009, 55DSL is ready to celebrate the unique mix of attitude and aesthetics it has made all its own. To do so, 55DSL has turned to the input of design company Cut&Paste’s own culturally diverse, design-savvy, and urban-centric global audience through the 55DSL Logo Remix contest.
THE CHALLENGE: to revamp the iconic 55DSL Shield logo, spinning it into a visual remix that reflects 55DSL’s culture and spirit.
Contestant’s designs submitted to http://logoremix.55DSL.......com will be...
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Fashion shoes designed by world famous designers. Increase your sex-appeal! The shoe I designed is now available at String Republic
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Lauren 2 years 8 months ago
I recently discovered this amazing Los Angeles artist... his transfers and prints are fantastic! Check him out at www.nilultra.com.
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Isn’t it wonderful to live in a country where drunken panda-seals lounge on peanut snack packages sniffing beer? Well, not all Japanese packaging is that weird, but see for yourself.
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PETer 3 years 2 months ago
The models, markings and paint schemes on police cars vary by country.
In Japan and China, a variation of black and white scheme is used, except that the top half of the car is painted white. Germany and Sweden use a similar paint scheme configuration, although Germany uses bright green instead of black, and Sweden have changed from black paint to light blue stickers, and from 2005 they use blue and fluorescent yellow stickers.
In Ireland, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Greece and a few other countries in...
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In response to the Mama Chair (creepy green hands), here's a chair that's really useful. It's called a Bibliochaise, designed by Giovanni Gennari.
Ten years ago, Architectural Record and its sister publication BusinessWeek teamed up to honor architects and clients who work together to create great buildings. The awards program has become a huge success, showcasing innovative architecture that advances the mission of all kinds of clients—private businesses, government agencies, even cultural organizations. These winners prove that good design can help make companies more profitable, government agencies more efficient, and cultural organizations more popular. So when we say “Good...
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During Laura Victore’s senior year at the School of Visual Arts in NY she was involved in a portfolio class wherein all projects were focused around one central these– her thesis was “Gift.” Throughout the year she became fascinated with the idea of gifts and giving, and did research into the history of gift-giving in different cultures. During her studies she became interested with the idea of the fortune cookie. “It has a sublime simplicity of design, and more importantly a wonderful sense of surprise that comes with the ritual...
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Excellent commentary on some of the best logo redesigns this year and information on how each logo has changed throughout the years.
Credit Suisse, Eastman Kodak, Intel, Manpower, Phoenix Companies, Reliance ADAG, Rockwell Collins, Sensata, Sistema Telecom, Vivendi.
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