A blast from the past: Originally posted 2009-03-09 08:57:07.
Just had an amazing presentation from Janne and Michiel from Amsterdam-based Freedom of Creation. They have perfected 3D printing and with Janne’s creative design skills have produced amazing own-label products as well as models for advertising campaigns such as Onitsuka Tiger “Made from Japan” and the more recent Asics “Left Right” campaign. Genius stuff!
Put together one part of historically famous Dutch art and one part of semi-modern technology and you’ll have a nice cocktail called Composition with Javascript. Based on Piet Mondrian’s 1920 ‘Composition with Yellow, Red, Black, Blue and Grey’, it allows people to deconstruct the original painting and form it again in whatever he or she wants.
(Via: TheNextWeb)
It’s fixed but it moves. Double Effect Diposit. A fixed rate of interest that goes up if interest rates do.
A serie of animated optical illusions. All created from scratch using photoshop and Lightwave 3D.
What if you took real objects like a Lamborghini, a Panton chair etc… and reduced their resolution in 3D? Welcome to the LoRes Project by United Nude.
Francesco Mugnai, a designer and teacher in Milan, has collected 50 great examples of infographics. His site has lots of other amazing design work (even if the site itself looks like a dog’s dinner).
A blast from the past: Originally posted 2009-08-06 07:12:39.
The UK based design studio, Nation, announced the stamp will be available for purchase in the new shop. Now we can all have a FaceBook “Like” Button… err… rubber stamp to show when we like certain things that come across our desk during our workday. It’s so simple, so obvious and so brilliant! They also created a dislike stamp. Perfect for me, because I dislike a lot.
Pamela Reed + Matthew Rader work in mixed media and combine still photography with video, installation, collage and design. Check out their portfolio
A combination of drawings and photographs creates a very interesting world.
