Gloden Flaming Hawk
Best use of a golden flaming hawk... ever ! God bless ads that are completely irrelevant to the products they are pushing, but it has some bad ass animation and motion graphics.
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Best use of a golden flaming hawk... ever ! God bless ads that are completely irrelevant to the products they are pushing, but it has some bad ass animation and motion graphics.
from netdiver
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 8:57 AM 0 comments
Labels: animation, motion graphics
One of my favorite past times is going graffiti hunting in all the cities I visit. Some of the best grafitti I've seen has been in Prague and Melbourne. The only problem is I can't ever coomunicate with the artists to let them know how I feel about their work, whether good or bad, because I'm not a part of the mysterious graff sub-culture. But now I can ! Design Crack has come up with a "Graffiti Report Card" that can be downloaded, filled out and stuck next to any piece you feel needs a comment. It has a 3 point rating system for creativity, skillz, daring and overall. It also has a section for comments and artist information. Pretty cool idea, and I've already downloaded a bunch for my next walk through Syndey's streets...just in case I come across any street art I might like to critique.from core77
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 8:30 AM 1 comments
Labels: print design, street art
Ceramic vase tetris ! They might not be marketing Angelo Mangiarotti's Tremiti vases that way because it was designed(1965) before the days of Tetris (1984), but that's the first thing that popped into my 80's pop-culture infested head. I'm sorry if I'm taking away from the genius behind this amazing design by calling it that... but I love it. A new modular way to display your fauna/fruit or maybe your Skittles, either way it's bad ass....you can get your set at bltd.
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 8:16 AM 0 comments
Labels: ceramic design
The Dot Grid Book is a must have for anyone who is done with lined or square grid pages. Replace your dark, overwhelming lines with this subtle dot grid. The "dot matrix" is perfect to keep you on the right track and when you scan in your sketches the dots are too light to be picked up.
from how
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Here is a prime example of "intoxicatingly" delicious and consistent graphics. It doesn't get much better than this !
from NOTCOT
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Thanks to NOTCOT, I've discovered some of the funniest e-cards ever. They remind me of Get Your War On with the silly captions grouped with a generic static drawing. But PLEASE look through these at someecards.com and send your friends, family and ex-girlfriends the appropriate cards. A little random humor never hurt anyone !
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 6:13 PM 1 comments
Labels: package design, print design
I can't say that I've ever bought or used a candle on my own will...but with the new Atari joystick candle holder from Mixko I might have to.
Last year, Mixko in collaboration with Jeremy Scott, turned normal pendant light bulbs into deliciously designed soft serve (whippy) ice cream.
Mixko, along with another SG favorite Paige Russell, will be joined by several exhibitors at this years ICFF in New York from May 19th until the 22nd.
from NOTCOT
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Check out these kick ass prints by Mr. Bingo. They are detailed hair portraits of people who we all know and love, including the Hedgehog and Johnny Wad. They are screen printed by hand with a limited run of only 50 for each print so hurry...
Thanks to 30gms.com
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 1:28 AM 0 comments
Labels: light design, prints
Want the ultimate desk accessory to make your friends and family know you mean business when it comes to obscure indie bands ? Well look no further folks... here it is. Thanks to UNKL, you can order hang out with the boys from Wilco everyday with this set of the whole gang Jeff, Glenn, Mikael, John, Pat and Nels in a special edition case. (and if Wilco is too obscure for you, then ha ! get with it )
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Innovative tableware design makes me feel pretty damn good ! Even more when the functionality of the object is not compromised for "coolness." The Cupple Mug at day-lab is the perfect example of what it takes to make me feel warm and giddy. The mug has an ergonomic handle that can be placed inside the saucer, providing us with awesome twist to how we store and display our mugs.Functional and COOL !Also, check out the other stuff at day-play as it is not you run of the mill design retail site...
from browner brown via day-lab
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 5:13 PM 0 comments
Labels: ceramic design, toy design
I've recently started blogging for 2modern on a weekly basis. So check out my post over at the 2modern Design Talk every Tuesday.
Special thanks to Holly at decor8.
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 2:05 AM 0 comments
This years Milan Design Week had outstanding coverage in the blogosphere. Thanks to Moco Loco, Core77, Designboom and Pan-Dan I felt like I was actually in
Flos brings in the big dogs, Marcel Wanders and Phillipe Starck, to make their lighting solutions even more dazzling.
In an exhibition setting these are impressive, but I bet isolated in a domestic context they will be overwhelmingly impressive.
The Left or Right BIG lamp
Peter Marigold's cool and practical shelving solution is modular and can be customized according to individual requirements.
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Last, but definitely NOT least, I have to give a shout out to Karola Torkos and Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino for their fun and innovative line of table ware called Topoware.
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 10:48 PM 4 comments
Labels: Milan Design Week
This past weekend was a “rock star” weekend as
from the mind of subcontinental.giant at 1:31 AM 9 comments
Labels: MTV AVMA's
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