‘New Lease of Life’ by Demelza Hill.
A unique set of 8 glasses, all second hand and different brought together and branded as a new set of glasses giving them new life in a new family. Every set it made up of different glassed and is individual.
Details: All eight glassed have had the bases dyed and a line frosted at a set height to create a new visual link re-grouping them.
found at It’s Nice That
‘Searching for Order / Disorder’ by David Lloyd Yun.
found at manystuff.org
Bling bling finally arrived in the premier league: Blason, a jewellery collection designed by Pharrell Williams in collaboration with Camille Miceli for Louis Vuitton. Next!
Karl Klomp is a Dutch media-artist - vj - theater technician. He knows how to modify video hardware and even build it from scratch. The output: glitch art.
But also hardware tools like this ‘Minimal Video Mixer’. Pure hardware porn.
For those of you who are wondering what happens with your blog post after you click publish. Well check out this infographic.
Designed by build, but why o why did they do it in flash?
It’s there? No, it’s not.
‘Space Between’ by Carolin Reichert.
‘Fragrant’ by Kyeok Kim.
After washing your hands with the soap ring, the ring disappears becoming a scent.
The jewellery leaves a fragrance silmilar to a drop of perfume. It is a sensory experience becoming an unconscious ornament and can serve the purpose of self-expression and affect people’s reactions.
found at designboom weblog
Abstract art by Vera Molnar.
Edward Tufte, a specialist in the field of analytical design, did a review of the iPhones interface. The elimination of screen-hogging computer administrative debris and the high resolution of screen are the main winners in the design of the iPhone. Of course he has some critique ,which I don’t really share, he doesn’t think that the stockmarket and weather widgets are well designed. I guess that his alternative designs won’t meet Steve Jobs design standards. Watch the video for yourself here.
found at Daring Fireball
Troika, known for their SMS Guerrilla Projector, was commissioned by Artwise Curators to create a signature piece at the entrance of the new British Airways luxury lounges in Heathrow Terminal 5. The result: ‘Cloud’, a five meter long digital sculpture whose surface is covered with 4638 flip-dots that can be individually addressed by a computer to animate the entire skin of the sculpture. The best part is of course the development pictures and 2 videos of the cloud in action.