Posts Tagged ‘3-D’

Rebecca Maeve Manley :: Knitted Nose Bleed ::

Tuesday, November 18th, 2008

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Playful idea! I want to know what a knitted booger would look like. Also makes a lovely scarf. I can’t help but think how popular analog techniques have become in design, but one thing is clear, Miss Rebecca Maeve Manley did it WELL.

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Chris Clarke :: Typecube ::

Friday, August 29th, 2008

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Typecube are really neat building blocks for typophiles. They assist in the construction of modular letterforms by having a formal component on each of the six sides of the cube so the possibilities are endless. It creates structure, but gives each user flexibility. Currently in production, I will definitely pick up a set or two. (a set comes with 64 cubes) yay!

Lee Stokes :: PVC Pipe Font ::

Wednesday, August 6th, 2008

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Among the endless uses of pvc pipes that don’t include plumbing, Lee Stokes has a brilliant idea as well. Pipe Font! This was created as a positive message for communities in Britain who were victims of flooding.

Helmo :: Betes de Mode ::

Sunday, March 16th, 2008

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In preparation for leaving to Spain and France later this week, it seems only appropriate to post design work from those places. Helmo, a France-based design studio, has some really great work. (note: the web site has is only in French) Above is from a project entitled, Betes de Mode, where they overlapped portraits of animal and human. Now pull out your 3-D glasses and the optical illusion is even more stunning. And a little psychedelic.