Showing posts with label paper art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper art. Show all posts
Friday, 27 April 2012
Sunday, 6 November 2011
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Flux Chair, NOW AVAILABLE in US
GO Free some space!
"Taking its cue from the lines of origami, Flux Chair goes from flat to chair in only ten seconds. Weighing in at only 10.6 pounds, Flux Chairs are light enough to carry around and strong enough to support up to 352 pounds. When folded, the Flux built-in handle makes it easy to transport the chair from the patio to the park and everywhere in between."
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Monday, 18 July 2011
yannick mathey
Font generator / processing : prototyp-0 from yannick mathey on Vimeo.
Yannick Mathey explains (in the comments on the Vimeo-pages) that of course he didn’t intend to replace the type designer, yet his app is designed to facilitate experimentation. For every parameter markers are set up to indicate trespassing the rules of what is commonly considered good design, yet the markers are also there to be crossed, opening up the possibilities to generate extraordinary forms.
source:
http://www.yannickmathey.com/
ROA
ROA is a prolific street artist from Ghent, Belgium. If the name doesn’t ring any bells, seeing the work surely will. The film focuses mainly on a recent gallery show he did at White Walls in San Francisco. Be warned, however, some parts are not for the squeamish!
Monday, 27 June 2011
Friday, 24 June 2011
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
Origami of Animal Skeletons by Takayuki Hori





Takayuki Hori is one of the winners of the 2010 Mitsubishi Chemical Junior Designer Award, which were unveiled late in 2010. Beginning in 2006 – and sponsored by Mitsubishi Chemical – the award show invites student designers to submit their senior thesis works to be judged by a group of industry professionals including artists, designers, professors and critics.
Takayuki Hori, whose work Oritsunagumono (things folded and connected) was awarded 1st prize. Hori embeds the ancient craft of origami with an environmental theme by using the skeleton of a sea turtle, waterfowl and 6 other endangered animals printed on a translucent material.
source: www.spoon-tamago.com
Monday, 31 January 2011
Monday, 3 May 2010
Great Student work
They are some student works I collected from www.thedieline.com
Are they proving that Young people are more creative?
Are they proving that Young people are more creative?
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
eyelashes art
The series of works starts serial inspiration design from the Chinese paper-cutting art.
The engrave visual effect of the works recur a slip of the traditional culture.
Eyelashes not only has been pass down the culture meaning of paper-cutting,
but also enrich the story of totem, to show the new fashion and sexy with the beautiful gesture.
by Ting yu Wang at http://www.paperself.com/index.html
The engrave visual effect of the works recur a slip of the traditional culture.
Eyelashes not only has been pass down the culture meaning of paper-cutting,
but also enrich the story of totem, to show the new fashion and sexy with the beautiful gesture.
by Ting yu Wang at http://www.paperself.com/index.html
Monday, 22 March 2010
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