Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Valentines By MJacobs
I know that for Valentines day I don't really enjoy getting chocolate, I hate chocolate. I wouldn't mind though, getting a Marc Jacobs heart shaped compact or some 'Yes' 'No' heart shaped, leather, paperweights or ever some cut off pink or red gloves. All in the spirit of the hallmark holiday!
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Gerst
Cole Gerst is an illustrator, animator, and designer, and also founder of Option G a visual communication company that creates the most beautiful illustrations and designs for posters, cd covers, skateboards, tee-shirts, and even music videos.






Here is a music video directed by Option G for The Submaries-You Me & Bourgeoisie.







Here is a music video directed by Option G for The Submaries-You Me & Bourgeoisie.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Abero
Andrio Abero worked in Seattle's vibrant music scene for 10 years and now creates designs and illustrations too amazing to explain.







Sunday, January 11, 2009
Remake/Rewear
Remake/Rewear is a a project of recycled t-shirts and re-usable bags, that are packaged with a customisation kit comprising of stencils and transfers. It is aimed to encourage people to consume in a more responsible way.







Friday, January 9, 2009
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Forsyth
Thomas Forsyth designs objects that you can interact with and also play.
Drawing Tops
"A spinning-top, that uses a pen as the spindle, represents many of the core ideas behind my
current work. it is recognisable, un-intimidating, and invites people to interact with objects that can lead to unpredictable results, or an emergent property. simply through indulging in the enjoyable process of spinning the top a bi-product is created. where the pen marks the surface, a beautiful map of the experience and events that have occurred is produced. I am able to draw, but I am not particularly talented at it and yet found that, through the interaction with these objects, I have created drawings that I am more proud of than any I have done before."


"This is my mischievous challenge on the rigidly structured squares of the chessboard. I have introduced new components to the board, some of which may only emerge during play. This encourages players to communicate and have creative input rather than simply follow pre-determined rules. You can play spontaneously, or those who want a more strategic game can negotiate rules before the game commences. This all means that players don’t need to know how to play chess in order to participate."

"A spinning-top, that uses a pen as the spindle, represents many of the core ideas behind mycurrent work. it is recognisable, un-intimidating, and invites people to interact with objects that can lead to unpredictable results, or an emergent property. simply through indulging in the enjoyable process of spinning the top a bi-product is created. where the pen marks the surface, a beautiful map of the experience and events that have occurred is produced. I am able to draw, but I am not particularly talented at it and yet found that, through the interaction with these objects, I have created drawings that I am more proud of than any I have done before."
Chess?


"This is my mischievous challenge on the rigidly structured squares of the chessboard. I have introduced new components to the board, some of which may only emerge during play. This encourages players to communicate and have creative input rather than simply follow pre-determined rules. You can play spontaneously, or those who want a more strategic game can negotiate rules before the game commences. This all means that players don’t need to know how to play chess in order to participate."Sunday, December 28, 2008
Hamburger Panda
These prints by HamburgerPanda are so cute and creative. They have a science fiction feel to the animal/nature world. I love it.





Friday, December 26, 2008
Poor Life
A collection of beech objects from The Poor Life including a Pencil for craftwork fans, a Cross for Christians, a Hanger for a Handle, a Butter Knife, and a Bedside Lamp. So legit




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