Simple, and to the point. That’s minimalism isn’t it? Alberto Exergian understands that, and executes perfectly.
These are some great objects by Jorine Oosterhoff. Shift has an interview with the designer if you’re interested in finding out more.
An extra after the jump.
I’m really feeling this Art Print/Skate Graphic/iPod-iPhone-Laptop skin by Hollis Brown Thornton for Infectious. The good old days of VHS, I personally liked Beta more but, what can you do? The Porn industry chose that technology for us. You should check out the Infectious site, lots of great things to customize your life.
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Plants & Air, makes sense.
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I am not a huge fan of fixed gear bikes but, Shit, this is beautiful…almost too good to ride. A full shot after the jump. For more info on Bertelli Biciclette Assemblate NYC go here.
Wow, think of all the potential that these glasses have.
“The Tele Scouter glasses feature a compact microphone and camera, which picks up the foreign-language conversation. This audio recording is then relayed to a small computer worn on the user’s waist, which transmits the information to a remote server. The server translates the words from speech to text, and transmits it back to the glasses, where the translated phrase is then appears on a tiny retinal display, providing the wearer with a transcript of the conversation in their own language.”
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Here are two awesome gifts from Amron Experimental. They have a lot of really simple designed ideas, it was hard to pick only two.
The Bird Claw wine stopper, buy now for $35.00
Duncan Wilson’s Cup Communicator
“Tug the cord to activate, squeeze to talk and hold to the mouth and ear.
The design of the Cup Communicator is focused on the gesture of use and the relationship between the users and object. I aim to explore the potential of the product as a medium for interaction and reassess the way we use technology.
The form and function of the Cup Communicator refer to the ‘two-cans and string’ children’s toy and the physical factors involved with that device. This typology and its associations remind us of the magic and playfulness of our first communication devices.”
via, theDW
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A designers dream, a grid divider called “Floccus” created by Rikko Iwamoto.
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Seriously this is the biggest sticker I can remember seeing. If they are as resilient as Sticker Robot’s outdoor vinyl ones, paint will peel.
“Sticker Robot is going to release the Love Unites Sticker Posters Thursday 11.12. at http://stickerobot.com. The sticker posters will Signed by Shepard and numbered in an Edition of 200 and measure 18 x 27 inches. Proceeds go towards marriage equality.”
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Starting in 2010, the Royal Mail will be releasing 10 1st class stamps celebrating classic British album covers. Bangin’.
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“Imaginary” is a table that refers to the mathematical term of “imaginary number.”
What is an imaginary number? according to Wik,
“An imaginary number, in mathematics, is a number in the form bi where b is a real number and i is the square root of minus one, known as the imaginary unit. Imaginary numbers and real numbers may be combined as complex numbers in the form a + bi where a and b are called the “real part” and the “imaginary part” of a + bi. Imaginary numbers can therefore be thought of as complex numbers where the real part is zero. The square of an imaginary number is a negative real number.”
More photos of the table here.
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Check out these Pipette Vinegar Bottles($59) by Camilla Kropp. This makes dressing a science, very cool.
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This is a pretty sick chair designed by Bel & Bel out of Barcelona
