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Solar Power Pops Truck by Kelli Anderson Solar Power Pops Truck by Kelli Anderson Designer Kelli Anderson has created this tasty, informative food truck for the solar power company Sungevity. The Solar Power Pops Truck doles out free popsicles to the public while informing its diners on the values of solar-powered living. Written by: thecoolist on September 1, 2011.

Kelli Anderson - design of daily things #Webstock Kelli Anderson - a graphic artist from NYC. Carl Sagan if you want to bake an apple pie from scratch ou must first invent the universe. to make a pie – you need the infrastructure of a grocery store; the food infrastructure is dependent on the natural world; food is possible because of bio-0chempical process in plants… continue down with recursive questions making a tunnel of questioning. How does design work? Visual communication works because of an infrastructure of cultural conditions. We can be given a visual cue from a product and our minds have retained what it stands for e.g. When we make things we initiate a collaboration with the pre-existing conditions of the universe. But expectations are a very poor substitute for reality. They created a fake New York Times with stories from an alternative reality – including fake ads from the utopian future.

A Paper Record Player : Kelli Anderson A Paper Record Player Posted by Kelli on Tuesday, April 12, 2011 · 185 Comments I just finished up a really fun project—a paper record player wedding invitation! In the booklet-style invitation, a bit of paper-folding amplifies the sound of a sewing needle moving along the grooves of a flexidisc record. So that’s what it is. Although this project really begins with Mr. Our little research and development group (comprised of the couple, me, and my better half, Daniel) propelled the project forward through myriad (and oft-disappointing) material trials. The resulting booklet is comprised of a cover, two inner pages, a letterpressed band (with instructions and a tear-off RSVP postcard), and a flexdisc on a screwpost. A major breakthrough came when we realized that the ideal sound was produced when the tented page created a perfect right triangle with the flexidisc. We never did track down the right screwposts. Related Posts No related posts.

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