A little computer. Posographe
I’m sure there is an app for that.
A little computer. Posographe
I’m sure there is an app for that.
Beautiful chalk.
(via Fresh & hungry: Dana Tanamachi: idsgn (a design blog))
Dreaming of Spirographs.
(via Spirograph by Kenner - Sam’s Toybox)
Culture overlaps everywhere.
Vogue Paris by Joan Miró, December 1979
(Source: witchesandslippersandhoods, via jntquigley)
Beautiful repetition. Line after line.
Limited edition design of 1Q84 Haruki Murakami by Stefanie Posavec
“I had the wonderful opportunity to create artwork for a very small, signed edition of Haruki Murakami’s 1Q84.
This limited edition was a collaboration between myself (as the graphic designer), Simon Rhodes at Random House, and Kristen Harrison at The Curved House. Text design was by Jim Smith. The covers were printed by Justin Knopp at Typoretum.
This signed and numbered edition of 1Q84 is limited to exactly 111 copies. The front and back covers are printed on Somerset, a 100 percent cotton archival paper, using a Swiss-made 1963 Gietz Art Platen hand-fed letterpress. Text pages printed and bound by Graphicom, Verona. Published by Harvill Secker in 2011.”
(Source: emma-king, via jntquigley)
Good talke on intellectual property at Hyperallergic. (via Who Owns the Color Red?)
Will it fly? What impact? We look forward to finding out.
fuseproject launches One Laptop Per Child tablet after a six-year collaboration with MIT Media Lab founder Nicholas Negroponte, poised to revolutionize the low-cost education market.
These look like they’re from another planet. But an interesting idea.
Swedish Garbage Bags Grow Instant Vertical Gardens
“Designer Topher Delaney used construction debris bags with poked holes for lettuce and other garden veggies to peek out of - a great way to build a garden up instead of out - and a lot less weeding! A low-tech version of vertical farming.”
via mixgreen: greenoptions
Thinking about the constellations.
(Source: bonfaires, via psychotits)
