Korean Antiques. Ido Chawan Korea 17th century with wooden box 995 $ Ido Ware, Korean Joseon Dynasty (16th-17th century).
The light cream bowl is decorated overall with a crackled cream glaze. Rustic and sophisticated at the same time, this vessel is another great example of the beauty of Korean Ido chawans. "Ido" chawan (tea bowl) is the first of three types of famous Japanese Tea Ceremony bowls. A very famous saying in the Tea Ceremony is "First Ido, second Raku, third Karatsu". No cracks or repairs except inborn kiln cracks. Size: 8,6 cm height x 15,1cm diameter. Shipping included. Illustrateur Ghibli - le site du Japon. Features. News ← Studio Weave. JAMIE LINWOOD - Home. Yamazaki kentaro design workshop: studio visit and interview. Yamazaki kentaro design workshop, or YKDW, is a tokyo-based practice led by japanese architect kentaro yamazaki. after four years working at irie miyake architects, yamazaki established YKDW in 2008, and today is widely regarded as one of japan’s most important emerging architects. from stepped nursery schools that form impromptu waterfalls, to houses with no interior partitions, yamazaki’s designs reflect a desire to create unorthodox settings that foster a strong sense of community. on a trip to tokyo, designboom met with kentaro yamazaki at his studio where he discussed some of his recent projects, and tells us why he believes the sharing economy will change our concept of space. read the interview in full below, and see more images from YKDW’s studio in the gallery at the bottom of the page.
Lucille Clerc. French London based designer and illustrator Lucille has been working from her East London studio since 2008 after she graduated from Central Saint Martins.
Her work has developed over the years and where she used to just use screen printing as a means of production it has now become a medium for her work in itself. As well as her technically exquisite illustrations she has also become well known for her up to 16 layer screen prints. Impressively she builds the images by drawing the layers strait onto tracing paper that she then directly exposes onto the screens to print. Yvonne Mouser - In The Make. We arrived at Yvonne’s SOMA home and studio in the afternoon on one of San Francisco’s last warm days.
Yvonne greeted us with delicious homemade iced-tea and then gave us a tour of her house, garden and garage/studio space. As we stood in her overflowing garden, with the sun coming down on us in streams of soft golden light, and her kitty darted about by our feet, all I could think was, “Damn, this girl has got a good life.” My guess is that Yvonne does have a “good life,” but that she works really hard to make it that way. In general, she works seven days a week and because her studio is in the garage, right downstairs from her home, she constantly moves, both literally and figuratively, between the two spaces— and quite often her inspiration is ignited by the ordinary happenings at home, so in a way, she is always at work.
SimplyDifferently.org: Dome. The dome or hemispherical dwelling is an ancient shelter form alike the tipi, and there are many ways to build a dome, with bent bows or straight struts.
The dome can be implemented in many ways, e.g. a geodesic dome composed by triangles is challenging to calculate and build, especially if not a canvas is used to cover it. A dome done with bows is much easier to plan and implement, and very simple to errect and take down as well, and the portability is very good in that case. The comfort, if done with thermal insulation like with the yurt, is alike excellent. Yet, there is one noteable disadvantage to be mentioned, the entire surface acts as roof and requires to be 100% waterproof therefore, whereas the yurt or cubic building have a comperable lesser vertical exposure or roof area. Pour vivre heureux, vivons (tout) simplement! Jun 03, 2016 ‘a model’ seeks to create an architecture which reflects the dreams of many ‘a model’ seeks to create an architecture which reflects the dreams of many (above) model seen from northall images by niklas adrian vindelev and leonora krag to create life between houses is one of architect’s’ greatest challenges in the discipline of housing in modern times, easy enough to draw on paper, yet impossible to prescribe. the project ‘a model’ addresses this challenge by learning from people’s own way of building when decided by themselves. created by a group of four young architects, the model is being showcased at the danish pavilion at the venice architecture biennale. architecture is often thought of and drawn to accommodate a specific need for the time in which it is built. housing units become monuments of a family ideal, a need, a time for posterity.
Entrance with marketspace, main stars/auditorium and kindergarten family units on top of reading room of the library Tyra Dokkedahl. PAULINE SIMONET. Repper -> create your own patterns! Booketing : The Book Design Blog. Hypothèses - Formes Vives, l'atelier. Cela débute par la construction d’une résistance aux formes de la communication oppressante, aiguisées par les dominants.
Par participer aux « productions de réseaux critiques, rassemblant des ‹ intellectuels spécifiques › dans un véritable intellectuel collectif capable de définir lui-même les objets et les fins de sa réflexion et de son action, bref, autonome. Avec Massin à propos de Jeanine Fricker. Portfolio Archives - Marian Bantjes : Marian Bantjes. Digital Montagny. 1041uuu. Wil Freeborn. 10 Teeny Tiny Houses With Big Style. 10 Teeny Tiny Houses Today is a fun look at 10 teeny tiny houses with big style.
As soon as I think I’ve seen all the tiny house styles, I find more. Small space living is such a popular alternative house choice these days. Dave gibbons artwork: Landscape Drawings. Paris Flea Market Style as Home Decorating Inspiration. The Skimbaco Philosophy on Saving & Splurging I am a big believer that you can live life to the fullest on any budget.
I love to splurge on things, but I equally love saving money on other things (so I can afford the splurges). I believe you should treat yourself, and not deny yourself the nice things or experiences in life even if they are not in your comfort level when it comes to pricing. It’s all about moderation, and sacrifices. I also believe that when you buy good quality, it lasts and it’s worth it, and when you buy dirt cheap, it probably lasts for the worth you bought it for too.
Linoléum : Tous les messages sur linoléum - delamaingauche / le blog de sandra baud. Papa totoro. Hello Print Studio - About us. Linocutboy's albums on Flickr. Curated Marketplace-Art Gallery-Art Wall Online. Belette Print, Linogravure. Japanese Woodblock Print Search - Ukiyo-e Search. Culture multimédia & son. Heri&salli builds giant timber bed frame for viennese guest room.
Jan 28, 2015 heri&salli builds giant timber bed frame for viennese guest room heri&salli builds giant timber bed frame for viennese guest roomimage © hans schubert in a viennese apartment building, austrian architecture studio heri&salli has created five small guest rooms using a bare minimum of necessary intervention. designed for the gegenbauer vinegar brewery, each unit features a large bed constructed using an interlocking lattice of stacked timber beams. in addition to a central sleeping area, surrounding platforms help combine the functions of a guest room – rendering any extra furniture redundant. in order to make the history of the house visible, ceiling and floor surfaces have been exposed, while service pipes and cabling have been left proudly on display. the prevalent use of wood continues in the adjoining bathroom, where all essential hygiene requirements are found, presented in a similarly raw and rational manner. floor plan image © heri&salli.
Zim & zou fills hermès' cabinet of curiosities with leather creatures. Jan 20, 2015 zim & zou fills hermès' cabinet of curiosities with leather creatures zim & zou fills hermès’ cabinet of curiosities with leather creaturesall images courtesy of zim & zou the artist duo comprising france-based zim & zou have referenced the inherent magic in museums of natural history for their storefront installation at hermès maison in shanghai. all kinds of biological curiosities from large birds and butterflies to fish and insects have been intricately crafted from hundreds of paper and leather pieces, soured using offcuts from hermès workshops in paris. Lorenzo Bravi. Mycelium. Is a simulation of fungal hyphae growth using images as food. The project was originally started in 2005 while working at Logan in Venice, California.
There have been many iterations since then. These are a few. Hyphae grow into the lighter areas of the image while avoiding their own trails. Branching and growth speed are also functions of the avalible food (brightness) in the image. News — Coralie Bickford-Smith. A while ago I drew some animals for my friends at Just trade to make into brooches, earrings and necklaces. Just Trade are incredible, they make a real difference to people in the developing world. Click here to have a look at what they get up to.
Welcome to the world of S.A.M. What is S.A.M.? The Lowdown This story begins some time ago, in a galaxy not too far from your favorite TV series and the corner shop and it happened to take on full momentum once the idea hatched and the inventor opened his mouth to the crowd. Welcome to the world of S.A.M. Tom whalen : strongstuff illustration + design. Hand Illustrated Book by Allen Crawford. Extraordinary early 20th century book covers from Japan. Extraordinary early 20th century book covers from Japan These covers come from Bookcover Design in Japan 1910s-40s (ISBN 4-89444-426-7) edited by Masayo Matsubara. Published in 2005 by PIE Books, this incredible book is already out-of-print and becoming hard to find (it was hard for me to find and I spend hours per day searching for rare books).
This book is in Japanese only, but of course you need it for the 650 illustrations. Kishio Suga at Tomio Koyama Tokyo. Kishio Suga 10 March - 14 April 2012 KISHIO SUGA Placement of the Hidden Currents 10 March - 14 April, 2012 Kishio Suga is a leading figure of the Japanese art movement known as Mono-ha (School of Things), which was active in the late 1960s and early 1970s. After studying under Yoshishige Saito at Tama Art University, he created site-specific artworks, placing plain materials such as lumber, stone, metal, and sheets of glass in space to create new relationships between the things and the place or between one thing and another. He has always used everyday materials in his works and kept the amount of manual work to a minimum.
Just as human beings have inner awareness, things also have an inner power, what might be called inner potential. This statement explains the meaning of the words Suga chose for the title of this exhibition, ““Placement of the Hidden Currents.” Kishio Suga. Southbank Centre. Vidéo Biomimétisme : Naturellement Génial ! Street-art et Graffiti. Can City. Aug 18, 2013.
[Java] A. Experiments In Processing. Design made in Germany. Reid Miles - foxylounge. Retour sur l’homme derrière le design des fameuses pochettes du label à la note bleue. Reid Miles, si le nom ne vous dit rien, vous connaissez certainement son travail. L’homme dont le patronyme est si classe qu’il sonne comme celui d’un rappeur, est celui qui réalisa le design de presque toutes les pochettes du mythique label de jazz Blue Note, durant les années 50 et 60. Blue Note Records est un cas à part et si ce label a acquit une aura aussi particulière ce n’est pas le fruit du hazard. Le label à la note bleue fut créé en 1939 par deux véritables passionnés de cette musique : Alfred Lion, un juif allemand ayant fuit le nazisme, et Max Margulis, un écrivain qui finança les débuts de l’aventure mais qui quitta le bateau quelques années plus tard.
Très rapidement, Francis Wolff, un photographe, ami de Lion, ayant également fuit l’Allemagne d’Hitler, rejoignit l’aventure. Blue Note fonctionne avec une équipe réduite et composée de gens très talentueux. MaricorMaricar Studio on Behance. Les nouveaux défis du design éditorial pour la presse. Cet article tente d’aborder rapidement les problématiques complexes mais passionnantes ayant cours actuellement dans le secteur de la presse. Paper music : Chercheurs de sons. CRIMP!!! origami. Centre de Recherche International de Modélisation par le Pli : S’applique au développement de modèles et techniques de pliage. Muliplie les échanges de connaissances. CHARLOT & CIE. Tokujin Yoshioka. Tokujin x Moroso, Biennale de design de Milan, 2007 C’est en 2007 que j’ai découvert le travail de Tokujin Yoshioka pendant la Biennale de Design. Une petite galerie était envahie de pailles transparentes posées simplement les unes sur les autres, formant une structure alvéolaire faisant penser à des nuages.
D’une simplicité déconcertante, la texture ainsi créée nous emmène dans un univers poétique tout en légèreté. Trigonométrie mon amie - Tuto processing. Processing[04] = "les quatre concepts fondamentaux de la programmation" ; Processing. Justin Johnson - Smoke & Mirrors. Want To Sell More Art? Sell Yourself First. DES SIGNES – Muchir et Desclouds - Studio de graphisme à Paris – ACTUALITÉS.
ANRT / Appel à candidature 2014-2015. Neave Interactive - Paul Neave's digital playground. A bi-monthly animation challenge. GraphicDesign& Creative discoveries — Guy Moorhouse. Pinterest. Most Interesting Bookstores of the World. La créativité: 18 choses que les gens créatifs font différemment des autres. Le blog de Vincent Mahé. SUDestampe. MAISON DE LA GRAVURE MÉDITERRANÉE. Sketchbooks Archives. Collectif Carré Cousu Collé. The Making of Fantastic Mr. Fox. Liste des formations francophones en typographie. Mind-Boggling Paper Sculptures by Li Hongbo. La toupie Tippy Top qui se renverse. Absurd Animated Portraits by Romain Laurent. Irma Boom > Dutch Profiles. A weekly illustrated atlas. The professional association for design.
Soft, Light, lamp, German, industrial, design, Simon Frambach. Edwardgoreyhouse. Ken garland. Saul Bass et Alfred Hitchcock : trois mariages et un enterrement. Design Museum London. Site institutionnel - voyagez dans l'univers d'Hermès.