Monday, July 9, 2012
Treadwear
munich-based photography studio mierswa-kluska was commissioned by the Goodyear dunlop brand to develop a
photographic. Conceived under the art direction of Carl elkins, the series showcases strong stunning fashionable armour.
Jean Seberg
Jean Seberg is now my new idol.
She is stunning, and I hope to carry just a bit if the elegance she does.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
A Jessica Rosenkrantz and Jesse Louis-Rosenberg creation
A Jessica Rosenkrantz and Jesse Louis-Rosenberg creation. The necklace is made of silicone rubber that is cut by water jet according to a computer simulated pattern. The result is an organic network of distorting ellipses, creating a sense of movement and tension. A sliding closure allows for variable lengths.
You can get one from the Moma store HERE.
Great Furniture Design
Friday, March 9, 2012
Barbara Kasten
From what I can see it seems she mostly uses a combination of glass and mirrors for her constructions and then pairs the forms with dynamic lighting to create her images.
She has more great work at her Website.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Evolution of Type
Andreas Scheiger is a graphic designer who is based in Vienna. He works mostly with experimental type, letter sculpting, and vintage information rendering.
A project of his I find particularly interesting is his works Evolution of Type.
Evolution of type is inspired by "The Alphabet and Elements of Lettering" (1918) by Frederic William Goudy, one of the most famous type designers. Each piece is strange, creepy, and beautiful.
Check out more of his works at his Website
Friday, March 2, 2012
Fishscape
The coolest fish bowl I have ever seen. I have a beta named Gregory that I spoil (I know its sad) and if I had 140 bucks to blow on him I would love to get this for him.
The Bowl is designed by aruliden and has won the 2011 Red Dot Design Award. Their website says that each bowl is hand made and unique.
"A really beautiful glass bowl...an underwater landscape," The New York Times
The Bowl is designed by aruliden and has won the 2011 Red Dot Design Award. Their website says that each bowl is hand made and unique.
"A really beautiful glass bowl...an underwater landscape," The New York Times
Book Covers
Some book covers I made for a class of mine. The assignment was to choose three books to make covers for. I decided to choose three of my favorite war novels and try and bring a some class into them.
Usually war novels have huge screaming red type with fire and airplanes and guns and man stuff and no space left for anything to breath! Ugg. I came into this project with the intent to keep things light but not to loose the feel of the book.
I chose the books White Night by William H. Lovejoy, The War in 2020 by Ralph Peters, and Pillars of Fire by Steve Shagan.
I ended up with two covers for Pillars of fire because about half the people I ask which do you prefer choose one and the rest choose the other.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Futura Backpack!!!!
The Medium Control ih now one of my favorite design companies. They are a design company located in Duluth MN. They do contract graphic design work and manage Medium Control stores where they sell cool shirts, decals, and BACKPACKS!
I am now the proud owner of a "This is the Futura" backpack.
You can check out their gear at
and you can check out their design company at
Labels:
art,
backpack,
design,
futura,
graphic design,
Type,
typography
Fabio Novembre Bookcase
A awesome bookcase designed by Fabio Novembre. I think it is cleaver, cute and very functional.
Check out more of his work at his Website.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Wonderwall Inc.
Wonderwall has one of the coolest websites I have seen in a while. Its unique layout and user interface is clean and fresh. Check out the website for your self.
http://wonder-wall.com/#project/en
Wonderwall is an interior design firm established by Masamichi Katayama. Its Portfolio includes commercial spaces such as retail spaces, restaurant and bars, as well as office showrooms and building complexes that are distinctly unique in design and yet attentive to function.
Jekyll & Hyde
Jekyll & Hyde is a design and communication studio founded in 1996 by Marco Molteni and Margherita Monguzzi.
They design everything from logos to brand identity, from art direction to packaging, type design, web design, and video. Their website is very impressive, and you can view their work all the way back to 1996.
They come up with a lot of creative design solutions. Their website is definitely worth checking out.
Typo Soccer
At last typographers have a sport to be excited about!
This amazing video is the result of a Konstfack (a swedish college of arts, craft, and design) 3d type workshop.
Glenn Ligon
His work with lights is beautiful and simple. His use of type and space to create impact in a simple statement is amazing.
And his print media is not a social standard of perfection but still has beauty.
Monday, February 27, 2012
Image Transfers
Theses are some image transfers I have been working on for a project. I will be continuing to work with this medium and hope to soon have a successful complete piece.
The process is all a game of chance and looking for happy accidents that happen.
I enjoy the dimples and rips and distorted lines that happen. It makes each
piece unique and interesting.
The lines tend to cone out with a strict but organic style. Color can easily change
the whole feel of the piece. The exploration and chance that has to be taken with this process is both rewarding and frustrating.
All these images are made by me, and are mine.
Raincoat
A great raincoat design that is both practical and beautiful.
The article from notcot.com says "they use heavy TPU/ Urethane to provide structure to the 100% waterproof outerwear pieces using heat sealed technic for the seams". This makes the coat light weight, not over heating, and perfect for rainy california weather. The jacket is ideal for more then the california climate. In maryland the weather
in the summer is always humid with a chance of rain making this a
ideal jacket for them as well.
The coats come in three impeccable designs and two colors(tan, and burnt grey).
To read more on the coats and to see more images head over Here!
Swissted.com is a website dedicated to swiss design. The work is simple and beautiful and I will probably post more images from this website as time goes on.
http://www.swissted.com/bouncing-souls-at-euclid-tavern-1996/
http://www.swissted.com/bouncing-souls-at-euclid-tavern-1996/
Shoe Study
In a class of mine we are working on designing shoes and this is a test/study of how to assemble a shoe. Since making this test shoe I have changed my idea for my final product. I still find this study to be charming and simple, maybe later on I will expand on this idea.
This shoe was cut from a simple template provided by teachers at VCU
The toe is canvas, the brown is thickly painted paper to represent leather, and the details are done with braided hay. The shoe is assembles by sewing and glue.
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