Artists are awesome…
… even when they don’t see themselves as artists. (It’s OK we can see the truth. Potato… potato…. tomato… tomato… artist… designer.) Watch Peter Han in “Pardon My Dust” as … Continue readingArtists are awesome…
Tag: Design
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We Got Your Epic Docs Animation Here
No fancy schmancy animation software…no high techish gadgetry…just Google Docs and three creative types and TADA….MAGIC! … Continue readingWe Got Your Epic Docs Animation Here
Vintage Portuguese Paper Back Eye Candy Up In Here…
Feeling inspired to go old book hunting after seeing these gorgeous vintage book covers by Portuguese artist João da Câmara Leme on the so-good-it’s-like-crack blog A Journey Round My Skull … Continue readingVintage Portuguese Paper Back Eye Candy Up In Here…
T is for Terrific…
Anyway, back the the terrific awesomeness of these illustrations by
Stanley Chow. I love them. The colors, the style, everything. … Continue readingT is for Terrific…
World’s strongest, most expensive…
and most strangely packaged beer. … Continue readingWorld’s strongest, most expensive…
Today’s stumble-across-it love goes to…
These decidedly trippy hippy kids book illustrations from the 60’s and 70’s. … Continue readingToday’s stumble-across-it love goes to…
Today’s stumble-across-it love goes to…
This espresso machine by designer Carlo Borer (I think…don’t read German…didn’t want to bother the husband). … Continue readingToday’s stumble-across-it love goes to…
Today’s stumble-across-it love goes to…
These pieces by UK freelance designer Paul Tebbot. … Continue readingToday’s stumble-across-it love goes to…
It’s a boat!…It’s a plane!…It’s programmable paper!
“Programmable matter by folding”…it doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue. And the abstract is kind of a dry read. But the video showing the “programmable paper”…the brainchild of MIT and Harvard scientists…in all of it’s origami-like action…now that’s cool. … Continue readingIt’s a boat!…It’s a plane!…It’s programmable paper!
Powers of ten…
In this morning’s lecture Professor Filipenko reminded me of an amazing little film that made a humongous impression on me….Charles and Ray Eames “Powers of Ten” from 1977. I haven’t seen it in awhile and I immediately had a hankering to see it again. So I thought I’d dig it up and put in here for anyone who hasn’t had a chance to experience it yet. … Continue readingPowers of ten…