Showing posts with label other stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label other stuff. Show all posts
Friday, August 03, 2012
Jean Paul Gaultier at the De young Museum in San Francisco
-Pretty insane exhibition:From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk,
You have to see this one, even if you are not too much into fashion, the work involved, the story of the man, and the craftmanship involved in al those cool outfits are totally worth it.
March 24, 2012 - August 19, 2012
more info
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Apple TV 2nd generation wood covers by lazerwood.
- New product launch by lazerwood, real wood covers for apple TV 2nd generation .
" No, Apple TV doesn't really need protection, but our beautiful wood cover does make the shiny black puck look a little more domestic. Choose either walnut or black stained cherry finish.
Laser cut to fit exactly to the contour of the top, our peel and stick wood veneer adheres solidly to the top of the new Apple TV."
more info
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Bufalino by cornelius comanns
bufalino' by german industrial designer Cornelius Comanns is a small camper aka autonomous life cell,
which offer absolute flexibility during periods of travel. the vehicle is based
on the existing piaggio 1948 APE 50( still on the market today) three wheeled light transport vehicle; a model chosen for its economic and fuel efficient benefits.
Cornelius has been interning in the past at Pininfarina's Turin studio and at Art lebedev in Moscow.
The ultimate pocket RV .more info
Cornelius has been interning in the past at Pininfarina's Turin studio and at Art lebedev in Moscow.
The ultimate pocket RV .more info

Friday, November 19, 2010
Machine à Ecrire le Temps by Jaquet Droz


- La Machine à Ecrire le Temps or ‘The Machine That Writes the Time’ is a machine that write times instead of showing it , you need to physically . It’s development and construction took almost a decade, and the final product contains over 1,200 components including 84 ball bearings, 50 cams, 9 belts and is protected by an aluminum and liquid crystal glass case allowing the inner workings to be obscured at the push of a button."
more info
more info
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
Give the gift of water
-I work at Teague, a design consultancy based in Seattle, and water is a daily subject.. i mean, it rains a lot :) , but for once we are trying to be a little bit more deep about water, or especially water usage ..

The Interaction design team started to install an homemade water level on the kitchen tap wired to an ipad , basically a pretty fancy way to check out our water consumption, a month later here is the result, I'm proud of this initiative and gave for the cause , if you have a little bit of time to check out the project and a tiny bit of money to give then we'll definitely thank you, but i'm sure you'll find yourself thanking yourself for doing something actually useful online ;) .Anyway take a minute to go through that project , it's actually interesting .

"There is a water problem on planet Earth. We are running out of clean water to use because we are using up our limited fresh water supply at an untenable rate.
You would not assume this when using the average kitchen faucet: water appears to flow infinitely. We lift the handle, interact with a 13 inch stream of water for a few seconds, and then it’s gone–down the drain like magic.
For most of us, the ease with which we access and use water in our daily lives sits in stark contrast with what we increasingly know to be true: the stuff is scarce. The very unit of measure by which we are billed for its usage, CCF (748 gallon increments), is so generous it makes this vital substance appear cheaply abundant not to mention infinite. Furthermore, while CCF measurements allow us to calculate average usage, utility bills don’t isolate specific activities like washing dishes or brushing teeth, so there is no way to pinpoint where water is being overused–and where it could be conserved.
Recognizing this fact, the interaction design team at Teague decided to make a device that allowed us to take a measurement at points of use. Working with our in-house physical prototyper, the team built a Wi-Fi connected water meter and attached it to the faucet in our studio kitchen...."
more info

The Interaction design team started to install an homemade water level on the kitchen tap wired to an ipad , basically a pretty fancy way to check out our water consumption, a month later here is the result, I'm proud of this initiative and gave for the cause , if you have a little bit of time to check out the project and a tiny bit of money to give then we'll definitely thank you, but i'm sure you'll find yourself thanking yourself for doing something actually useful online ;) .Anyway take a minute to go through that project , it's actually interesting .

"There is a water problem on planet Earth. We are running out of clean water to use because we are using up our limited fresh water supply at an untenable rate.
You would not assume this when using the average kitchen faucet: water appears to flow infinitely. We lift the handle, interact with a 13 inch stream of water for a few seconds, and then it’s gone–down the drain like magic.
For most of us, the ease with which we access and use water in our daily lives sits in stark contrast with what we increasingly know to be true: the stuff is scarce. The very unit of measure by which we are billed for its usage, CCF (748 gallon increments), is so generous it makes this vital substance appear cheaply abundant not to mention infinite. Furthermore, while CCF measurements allow us to calculate average usage, utility bills don’t isolate specific activities like washing dishes or brushing teeth, so there is no way to pinpoint where water is being overused–and where it could be conserved.
Recognizing this fact, the interaction design team at Teague decided to make a device that allowed us to take a measurement at points of use. Working with our in-house physical prototyper, the team built a Wi-Fi connected water meter and attached it to the faucet in our studio kitchen...."
more info
Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
STEP-UP COLLECTION By LENAKLAX


-You'd better check the Polar bear & Lion From the STEP UP collection by LENAKLAX before somebody else tells you about it , cause LENAKLAX is doing it , no kidding , her stuff is pretty much fantastic ,so click on that link, yeah do it .
available here ( FRANCE)
available here ( US)
Words from LENAKLAX:
Collection "Step Up"
The "Step Up" collection comes from something I have felt, lived and still experience...
It's all about the Polar Bear, it may sound very strange I know, but it isn't to me.
This is my take on the polar bear - different from what you may have seen or heard of them before - since the day they first appeared to me...
In the necklace, can you see this little chain with the bear's paw ?
It can go at the front (wisely near the Polar Bear's mouth).
Or, if that doesnt suit you (or the Polar Bear himself) it can go behind, down your neck and between your shoulder blades... as if the Polar Bear was pretty high and mighty.
If you think it would be nice to have the paw around your wrist, then please go ahead.
Then, there is the Polar Bear's paw earrings. As if you'll give your paw !
Now please "Step Up" and enjoy yourself like I do.
{LenaKlax}
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
Teague new website and Teague Dslabs blog





-Teague ( where i work ) just got a brand new website here,Teague is an 83 years old design consultancy ; you can enjoy the three component of the brand : product, experience and aviation, the website has been updated with the latest and greatest but contain also some of the products that made Walter Dorwin Teague name.
On the other side the new Teague dslabs website is also online, Dslabs stand for Design studio labs where you'll be able to find sketches and snippets from Teague's design studio.
go visit those two website .. now.
Teague
Teague dslabs
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
2010 : the futur
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-ahhh a good long break , it's been a while, time to post some new stuff, but hey it's 2010 so here is a quick selection of sweet old jems ...don't you wish you had one of those?
with the help of Radman blog
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Mega doily
Friday, November 13, 2009
The Swimming Cities of Serenissima





-You saw the movie waterworld, well this is not too far ..
The Swimming Cities of Serenissima is a fleet of handmade boats and a crew of artists who travelled the Adriatic Sea from Slovenia to Venice this May and June, 2009.
more info
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Light Up a Life With a Llama

-Ok it's cold outside it's almost time to go snowboarding, have fun ,celebrate and all that .
I receive today the Heifer International booklet , charity for world hunger .
In their catalogue they have a donation for divers animals, one of them is a llama .
so i am trying to raise 150$ to buy one llama to a family .
help me via this link.
thanks

here is the description :
Llama
Light Up a Life With a Llama
When resources are scarce, it's important that livestock don't use up land reserved for people. At home in rough, mountainous areas of Latin America, llamas are a blessing to families with limited pasture land because they can eat the scrub vegetation that other domesticated animals won't eat. Llama droppings help fertilize topsoil — improving crops and reducing erosion.
Women weave their llamas' fleece into warm clothing to wear or sell. They load them up with goods for market and trek with them across rugged slopes at high altitudes. As they travel, llamas' padded feet don't damage the fragile terrain and their selective browsing doesn't destroy sparse vegetation.
Llamas and their kin, the alpaca, provide Heifer families with invaluable sources of transportation, income and wool, which is prized for making blankets, ponchos, carpet and rope.
And as these handy helpers are passed on to other families through Heifer's model, llamas are helping transform entire communities.
Donate
more info
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
oldies-goldies : Fire Extinguisher
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