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SOFT NEON BRANDING

MAY 22ND, 2013

soft neon branding Who says the neon colour family must always be distractingly bright? I love the soft, almost washed neon look used in this Las Palabras Pintadas branding by Buenos Aires desi...

THE CLIP BAG

MAY 22ND, 2013

The Clip Bag The Clip Bag by Peter Bristol borrows its form from a common binder clip. The binder icon functions so well as a bag you can almost take it seriously. Constructed of wool felt and...

VERY COOL POSTERS FROM JULES JULIEN

MAY 21ST, 2013

Very cool posters from jules julien Via: http://www.julesjulien.com/julesjulien/homejulesjulien.html ...

A CHANDELIER THAT PROJECTS TREE SHADOWS

MAY 20TH, 2013

A Chandelier that Projects Tree Shadows This remarkable chandelier from Hilden & Diaz projects a 360° shadow of trees and roots onto the walls surrounding it. Titled Forms in Nature the li...

STOYN’S ICE CREAM FIGURES ROCK!

MAY 20TH, 2013

Stoyn’s ice cream figures rock! Stoyn's Mark Zuckerberg ice-lollies are replicas of the Facebook creator's head. As Mark is colorblind, and he sees blue better, that's why butterfly pea flow...

COLORFUL GRAFFITI REVIVES A CONCRETE BUILDING IN PANAMA CITY

MAY 19TH, 2013

Colorful Graffiti Revives a Concrete Building in Panama City Using a vibrant color scheme and the help of local residents, Spanish urban art collective Boa Mistura painted the gray f...

NEW BELIZE TOURISM LOGO

MAY 19TH, 2013

New Belize tourism logo The new Belize tourism logo was reviled last month, replacing the old brand after 26 years. The Belize Tourism board commissioned US design agency Olson to refresh ...

Slipstream by FreelandBuck

Slipstream by FreelandBuck

FreelandBuck are currently exhibiting their Slipstream installation at the Bridge Gallery in New York.

Description from FreelandBuck

At least since Leonardo Da Vinci’s first attempts to describe turbulence, architects have been fascinated by the dynamics of flow – perhaps seeking an escape from the solid, stable nature of buildings. Beginning in the 1990′s, architects have used digital software to imbue structures and spaces with some of the same qualities as Da Vinci’s meticulous drawings: fluidity, undulation, instability and temporality. But while software has allowed architects to create novel, dynamic forms digitally, they have struggled to translate these qualities to the physicality of the material world. Slipstream is a physical structure that confronts that leap directly, translating a 2-dimensional digital line drawing into 3-dimensional space.

Via: http://www.contemporist.com/2012/08/15/slipstream-by-freelandbuck/

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