-Black binder - name on spine in Helvetica Bold.
- All printed pieces in plastic sleeves.
- Paper with blog address.
Computer Graphics Notes, etc.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Only Photogenic Pictures
"At times it’s the photographer’s fault that your picture came out weird and at times you’re plain ugly! Ha! So scrutinize and be in control over which picture of yours is groovy… With this funky digital camera that has two separate sections, one is the Lens part and the other the screen. Both stick together via magnets, but when someone wants to click pictures, the screen part detaches and is kept with the subject and the clicked shot comes over to the screen via wireless USB. This means crappy pictures can be dumped and only cool ones approved. The photographer doesn’t see what exactly he has clicked, so he’s pretty much clueless about the his photography skills. By Xi Zhu."
Induction Iron
"The brief was to optimize the application of BASF’s plastic material ULTRADUR and the result was an Induction Iron. Utilizing ULTRADUR’s heat resistant properties to his advantage, Therese came up with a bare minimal design that has been “stripped down to the essentials.” This cordless induction heating iron works through an electromagnetic field that transforms the energy directly and heats only the ironing plate. By Therese Glimskar."
Black Hole
"Black Hole is a rubbery elastic bag that folds flat when unused but can balloon up to gargantuan proportions when you stuff all your crap it in. The unique material is super strong, light, and flexible yet it’s thin enough to leave impressions of what you have inside. In a sense your hidden junk transforms into an art piece that can be proudly displayed. Of course this isn’t just for pack rats. Super organized people can find other uses for it too like laundry bags or as a great way to separate dry and wet clothes outings. By Nodesign Studio."
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Multifunctional Battery
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
UPS (Universal Packaging Sytem)
Shipping odd-shaped things can be a hassle, especially when it comes to finding a properly-sized box. Patrick Sung designs an innovative idea for packaging. Recycled corrugated cardboard with lined patterns to make for easy folding around weirdly shaped items while maintaining structure to protect its contents.
Evan Roth
Evan Roth is a graphic and new media designer who focuses on tools of empowerment, open source, and popular culture. He has a degree in architecture from UMaryland and MFA from the Communication, Design and Technology school at Parsons The New School for Design where he graduated valedictorian. Roth developed several high profile projects, including Graffiti Taxonomy, Typographic Illustration, Explicit Content Only and Graffiti Analysis. Roth does a lot of work with typography and graffiti. He opened a Graffiti Research Lab in 2005. He teaches several courses in visual programming, geek graffiti and internet fame. He believes that a lot of work can be accomplished in a short amount of time if you utilize your time properly. Quick, short projects can have a big impact. He feels you should make your work known. Use online resources to get yourself out there and known, show off your work. Don't worry about people trying to steal your ideas. Sharing ideas is the best way to get inspired and get the ball rolling on your own projects.
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