True Blue Me & You: DIYs for Creatives. Jebiga Design & Lifestyle. Jebiga Design & Lifestyle. Why tap on a tiny watch when you can use the... Ghostcubes: A Dazzling System of Interlocking Wooden Cubes by Erik Åberg. First: watch the video.
Created by Swedish designer Erik Åberg the Ghostcube is a fascinating system of interlocking wood cubes that can be twisted, turned, and folded to create increasingly complex shapes reminiscent of origami. The Ghostcube variations demonstrated in the video above seem to rely on hinges that connect all of the various pieces together. Åberg appears to have open-sourced the design in 30 minutes of video footage which you can purchase from his website. (via The Awesomer)
Prism Nightlight by Nicholas Baker - Seesaw On-Off Light Switch. The Prism Nightlight was designed by Nicholas Baker as a light that would be simple and intuitive to operate in the dark.
It features an ingenious on-off mechanism which is switched by tilting the light to one side. The entire lamp has essentially become the light switch which makes it easy to turn on while sleepily fumbling around during the night. Prism is composed of a single triangular block which can be tilted from one side to the other much like a seesaw (teeter-totter). It has two stationary positions and the seesaw light is a play on conventional light switches which pivot in a similar way between the on and off settings.
Nicholas Baker has stated that he was inspired by the work of Japanese industrial designer Naoto Fukusawa and his tendency to create playful and instinctively operated designs. Esculturas de azúcar que representan el deseo humano. Written on Oct 03, 2013 // Arte.
“Cherry Laura” Inspirado por la escultura barroca y la elegancia del Art Nouveau, nacido en Sydney, el artista con sede en Berlín Joseph Marr ha creado una serie de hermosas esculturas hechas de azúcar. No es la primera vez que Marr hace esto pues desde hace mucho trbaja con obras similares, de dulce, sólo que ahora experimento más con la silueta femenina. Google : Think Quarterly. Very pleased to share news of this exciting editorial illustration project I worked over the Summer with The Church Of London for the new issue of Google's (virtual & physical) Magazine : Think Quarterly.
These two abstract Vectorfunk illos support the feature article "The Future Is Open". As always, brilliant and fast-forward thinking content from this free Must Read publication. BIG Thanks to Victoria at TCOL and the crew at Google. It's a real honor to collaborate with you guys once again. See past work for the big G ( One + Two ).
Art. Lebedev Studio. Graphic. Fashion. Fashionary – Men’s and Women’s Sketchbook. Fashionary has been on my radar for quite some time. I remember purchasing one from their founder, Penter Yip back in 2009/2010. They have since grown in an amazing way offering an assortment of different products. They made a smaller version of the original sketchbook (which has somewhat of a resemblance to Moleskine Journals). They also offer up memo sets and the current collaboration, Fashionary x Sibling boxset. This notebook doesn’t just offer light templates to design your fashion ideas, it offers a large database of patterns, types of clothing / pieces, a list of bookmarks via internet sites, layout ideas for presentations and also, font type ideas for your fashion company. Fashion Designers, this is the perfect tool to keep your ideas all in one place.
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