2009년 10월 31일 토요일

Magnet Mobile

Laikingland is a creative collaboration based in both the UK and The Netherlands, whose intention is to design and manufacture beautifully crafted kinetic objects that engage, and evoke a sense of play and nostalgia. Their most recent product are the Magnet Mobiles by Ivan Black, which consist of lightweight rotating forms that spiral around magnet and ball bearing mechanisms. The near frictionless mechanisms allow the Magnet Mobiles to be activated with a simple light blow.


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http://www.laikingland.co.uk

cheungvogl: umarmung

추후에 의자 디자인 할때 참고 할 수 있을 만한 이미지.

 



cheungvogl is a young international architectural practice led by chinese-canadian
architect judy cheung and architect christoph vogl. they have sent us images of their
recent work 'umarmung' a floor-sitting couch. the gradual curved profile follows contours
of the body whether it is sitting up straight or leaning back.

it is made with reinforced polyester resin complete with steel support, covered with
eco-friendly flame-retardant polyurethane foam. the process adopts the latest variable
pressure foaming (VPF) technology.










model maker giovanni sacchi archive

돈 많이 벌면 언젠가 이와 같은 작업실을 한번 만들어 보고 싶네요.

 

아래는 giovanni sacchi 의 작업실 풍경..

 

Love Connection

심플한 디자인..

 

요즘은 한국 디자이너들이 점점 부각되고 있네요.

디자인 붐에서 스크랩한 이미지..

 

 

 

joongho choi: 'love connection' cell phone


'love connection' cell phone concept by joongho choi

korean designer joonho choi has sent us images of his new cell phone concept
named 'love connection'. influenced by yin and yang energies, the phone consists of
two devices connected by a retractable cord.
linked the two devices work as a cell phone consisting of an LCD touch screen monitor
a camera and mp3 player. when they are split, one part can still work as a phone while
the other can work as a mp3 player.




retractable cord that links two parts of the phone






various displays of the touch screen monitor



sweatshoppe: video painting

단순한 원리지만 기막힌 아이디어..

 

우리 어릴적  스케치북에 크레파스로 그림을 그리고 검정색으로 전부 칠한다음

날카로운 송곳으로 스크래치를 내어 표현했던 것과 같은 원리..

 

 

 

 

 


the landing, 2009

previously we wrote an article on french design aissa logerot who developed 'halo' an
LED light spray. now, sweatshoppe has taken this LED technology to the streets on a different level.
the collective made up of video artist bruno levy and blake shaw who are also multimedia performers,
use video mapping techniques as a means of video painting onto walls through the use of
a paint roller. the only catch is, the paint roller doesn't actually paint anything onto the wall.
instead it is made from green LEDs which work in conjunction with a camera next to a projector
which is programmed with software that tracks its movements. the software then outputs
the X-Y position of the roller projecting a textured video image of the strokes the duo are
drawing on a wall. this interactive technology allows them to explore the relationship between video,
mark making and architecture.

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effects of the LED roller and motion tracking software

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Bubble Clock

studio 06: 'fura' lamp