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Because your purchase should be an heirloom, not a hassle. Because objects are an essential part of your personal history. Because memories should be created, not collected. Because life is too short to be surrounded by anything less than beautiful. Because stories are handed down, not mass-produced. Jump to collection: F/W 2013 | S/S 2013 | F/W 2012 | S/S 2012 | F/W 2011 | S/S 2011 | F/W 2010 | S/S 2010 | F/W 2009 | S/S 2009 | Custom Work | PTC+ Fall/Winter 2013 back to top Spring/Summer 2013 Fall/Winter 2012 back to top Lisa welcomed a new baby this season instead of designing a new collection. Spring/Summer 2012 Fall/Winter 2011 Spring/Summer 2011 Fall/Winter 2010 Spring/Summer 2010 Fall/Winter 2009 Spring/Summer 2009 Custom Work Boora Architects / Google Headquarters Renovation We created a mixture of hand-thrown and slipcast porcelain pendant fixtures for Boora’s recent renovation project for Google. Moule Luminology The Thing Quarterly – Issue 11 Clive Coffee Mugs Lovejoy Light Fixtures
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June 2011 | The Carrotbox modern jewellery blog and shop — obsessed with rings
June 2011 Thursday, June 30, 2011 Why are my feet cold? Bonus link:Using colour a bit more sparingly but just as nicely is Italian jeweller and sculptor Enrico Franchi. Even more jewellery: Hunting for George (Australia) - coloured porcelain Sarah W. Wednesday, June 29, 2011 Are your fingers fit to be framed? Bonus link:Here's a gold ring that looks like a wire-frame model of a soap bubble! Arianna Blum (New Jersey) - wire & gems Nicola Reed (UK) - powder puffs Erga (Israel) - simple silver Tuesday, June 28, 2011 If you like the look of Mehndi but aren't sure about the dermal commitment (no matter how temporary), what about something that lasts longer than ink but can be slipped on and off on a whim? Bonus link: for rings with tattoo motifs, check out the pieces at California-based Tattooed Steel, where artists' designs are branded onto titanium. Jubly-Umph (Australia) - tattoo & rockabilly Anne Holm Alexandersen (Norway) - black leather Sandra Zilker (Texas) - colours & patterns Sweet!
Logo Design Ideas: 90+ Great Examples
It’s been three months since my last post on logo design titled: Stunning Hot New Logo Designs. Since then I have assembled an amazing collection of fresh new creative logos for you to be inspired by. I am confident that these new logo designs will get your creative juices flowing. Mustachioed and Stripes Logo ??? Chalk & Talk Logo wriking Logo to the 30 anniversary of fan-movement FC Promana 3 Restyle pro Fall Round Interactive twa Logo Artcommerce Dockside Tommy Two Eyes Harmonic Napoleon Lumen Hosting Logo Design Happy Lama Bike RUMBA Coffee Fixel Logo City Bike Hercules Mosquito Logo April Fools Fun Trio Cogent Ministries Logo Spokane Shockers New Adventure Rastaman 2 Chat Show Valic Teater Crimson Pies MoAfrika Sustainable Consumption Homespun Chili Logo Naberus Watercolor Logo Sword Fish J. K2 ski club Logo Design Jerry's Race Fatcat Coffee Illy Baby Rhino’s Life Logo Catch 5 Logo Fresh Carrot Reviews Logo Jaguar Pale Ale
carbon collection
sP: describe your project. marketa RICHTEROVA: carbon collection 6µm (micrometers) contains bracelets made from carbon fibre. the main constructive idea was to connect with a new material, which by its character makes it possible to activate concepts used only in science fiction. carbon fibre was primarily developed for aerospace industry, as the material is highly firm, flexible and very light. carbon fibre has much higher standards than convectional materials like metal, gold or silver for above-mentioned industry. As a result of this I was able to produce jewelery, which is very firm but light at the same time. Every bracelet has around 37 grams. natural structure of carbon fibre creates ornament, which is visually changing by the light reflection on the fabric from different angles. it is pleasant to notice things in human dimensions. but for jeweller or designer is very important to study materials from basic micro dimensions. a new option allows creation of timeless projects.
72 Creative And Smart Typographic Logo Inspiration
If we are starting to go crazy in typography style, then let’s continue with typographic and smart logo designs, shall we? Here you’ll find 72 beautiful logos created by talented designers. This showcase just proves the point how much can one/two words, icons tell using correctly white, negative, positive spacing, colors, accents creating interesting associations. Explore and get creative as I did! 1. Who killed letter i? 2. Really smart logo! 3. Typeface: word-play: face from the type and letter T. 4. Just loving this logo, great stylization! 5. Very popular logo already, but thought I still share it in typography section. Author’s comment: “Logo was made for a bold creative team consisting of two people. 6. Just smart logo, which rings the bell! 7. Author’s comment: “Gizzy bear is how a little kid might say grizzly bear. Just genius! 8. Simple, artistic and very clever – all in one place! 9. Very good logo – yes, sticky! 10. Oh, snap – logo with very clear message. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
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20 Designers at Biologiska, Stockholm Design Week 2011
20 Designers at Biologiska; Eye, Sigga Heimis During Stockholm Design week, February 09-12 2011, the city’s Biologiska Museum plays host to 20 upcoming designers, both from Sweden and around the world. ARTS THREAD previews a small selection, but the work is so fabulous, we’ll be bringing you a second glimpse later this week. The Biologiska Museum contains collections of Scandinavian mammals and birds in their natural, ecological habitat, now set off by new work chosen and curated by French-born designer Emma Marga Blanche and Swedish designer Fredrik Färg and Hanna Nova Beatrice from Plaza Magazine. 20 Designers at Biologiska; Biologiska Museum The project came about when Emma visited the Biologiska Museum for the first time at Christmas 2009 and later met with the head of the museum Lars-Erik Larsson. The Mora clock, Karin Auran Frankenstein; 20 Designers at Biologiska Ausgebrannt, Kaspar Hamacher; Clock: The House of Possibilities; Karin Auran Frankenstein
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