Blinkink and Blinkart collaborate on a stunning paper stop motion film for Peugeot. Blinkink director Joseph Mann has teamed up with Blinkart designer extraordinaire Kyle Bean to create a stunning stop motion paper world for Euro RSCG and Peugeot. Mann and Bean, along with their team of paper artists, created everything in the 30″ film, including hundreds of individual spanners and bollards, over a period of 4 weeks entirely bespoke. Enjoy!
Bench Mould furniture Pivot and Rail are made using the traditional technique of running plaster cornice.
In this project, Stephen Dirkes was commissioned by core77 and Gallery R Pure to shoot a time lapse of Frederick McSwain’s installation of “Die”, a portrait of designer Tobias Wong in 13,138 white dice ( each die represent every day the designer lived before committing suicide at 35 ).
Water bottles collected from the streets are used as molds for concrete playing elements. The smooth texture of the bottles gives the casted concrete a huggable surface. The simplicity of the material and production makes the elements easy to reproduce locally.
Phat Knits created by Dutch designer Bauke Knottnerus is a series of brilliantly over scaled furniture pieces. Despite the fact that the designer claims that he doesn’t really see himself as a furniture designer. “I’m more like a material designer,” he explains. “These things I make could end up as furniture or as textiles, it’s more like creating media that can be used to construct a coat or a carpet or a curtain.
This project is a collaboration between MWM Graphics, aarn, and Paper Fortress Films. The process of creating a “drawing” using a numerically controlled Sharpie is documented in a short video
His Sons are responsible for the paint job of the furniture which is build in the factory. They get paid 1 Euro for every piece of furniture they paint. As agreed by the contract they signed.
Brazilian designer Andrea Knecht presents her ‘Paille’ series of sofa and poufs produced by Slott.
She makes a pair of clogs mixing straw and latex during a live performance at Gallery Slott.
The Gravity Stool thanks its unique shape to the cooperation between magnetic fields and the power of gravity. Departing from the idea that everything is influenced by gravitation, a force that has a strongly shaping effect, he intended to manipulate this natural phenomenon by exploiting its own power: magnetism.
Brazil-based creative agency tátil design de ideias has created the logo for the rio 2016 paralympic games. Invited by the international paralympic committee (IPC) to create the symbol of the paralympic games, the tátil design de ideias logo references the traditional olympic brand, yet speaks to a more accessible or approachable shape.
Toyota reached out to Parlee Cycles and Deeplocal to build an aero road bike infused with the same innovation that went into the design of the Prius.
“The Decanter,” a promotional film produced by Walter Landor and Associates in the 1960s, shows the start-to-finish process of several of Landor’s designs for Old Fitzgerald whiskey.
A documentary film about Enzo Mari’s thought-provoking project.
Rick Tegelaar developed a machine and a set of tools that enable him to form chicken wire very controlled and accurately. The lamps are covered with a layer of bamboo paper. This paper expands when moistened because of it’s long fibers.
The beauty of chance and high speed film come together for this new commercial for Canon’s Pixma printer.
Luiz Risi & Yomar Agusto had to boost banana sales, using only the 2,7 centimeter Chiquita-label as a medium. Together with my brazilian friend Yomar Augusto – graphic and type designer, they created a font made with Chiquita banana peels: the Nana Serif typography.
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