Rossin
October 7th, 2008This is some badass bike, it’s from an 80’s Rossin calendar. Fast.

found at cycling weapons of mass destruction
This is some badass bike, it’s from an 80’s Rossin calendar. Fast.

found at cycling weapons of mass destruction
I’m not sure about this four doors Lamborghini Estoque. But if that’s the family Lambo I am allowed to get, then I’ll take one.



‘The Poutrel’ is a new prototype by the Belgian designer Casimir. That’s a really good looking I-beam.


Copyright photography Annick Geenen
Bless came up with these shades for next spring & summer. Definitely different that any other ones.
Digital Portraits is project by mashallah.design and Linda Kostowski.
Three people are portrayed by turning their 3D data into 2D sewing patterns and converting these into articles of clothing. Linked with their biographical memories, a digital twin of the body is created.



found at dezeen
The Daisy Vase is one of the smallest vases I know. Giffin’TerMeer used classic BIC™ ballpoint pens and hand blow-molded them into these little vases, each one is unique. You can buy one for $29 at the designboom shop, the designboom weblog has some making of pictures.



I quite like this combination of raw logs and these high-gloss colors. Log Bowls by Loyal Loot.

found at Boing Boing Gadgets
Thomas Coccimiglio is one of the six graphic designers who were asked to design graphical objects for the exhibition called ‘From Graphic Subject To Graphic Object‘. One of his designs is this object called ‘Shadow’. It perfectly fits this definition:
The graphical object is not a design object. It doesn’t serve a purpose but offers multiple uses.
You can visit this exhibition in Brussels, Belgium, till Oktober 11th.

I saw Tom Price his PP Blue Rope Meltdown Chair for the first time over a year ago when he presented it during the Salone del Mobile in Milan. Apparently he made more variations of the initial chair with different materials. The production technique is quite simple. You take a pile of some sort of plastic, then you press a very hot metal seat in it and you’re done. These ones are made with fleece clothing. Excellent!



found at designboom weblog