Saturday, December 26, 2009
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Barcodes
duality in use
These days i'm able to see a lot of old designs made for regular use in our homes. Say 100 years before, more or less. And with each of them , my observations strengthens that none of the product, be in a utensil or a dress was made for one sole purpose. Every one had dual purpose to serve or an hidden agenda. For now i cannot upload those pics, but i think in present times one of the best places to see such work is either VISHALA, ahmedabad or CITY PALACE MUSEUM, Jaipur. But heres just a pinch of that funda put to practice.
Pet name
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Whats your's
Swiss miss updates these Conversation starters at the Creative Mornings sessions they have. These are some of my favorites. No starting line needed.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Monday, October 12, 2009
koolhaus's 17 sides, stefan being cool on that
Built in 2005 by Rem Koolhaas’ OMA in the city of Porto, Portugal the Casa da Música is, without a doubt, a significant architectural statement — further emphasised by its intense angles and towering presence. By using the building as a visual source, Stefan Sagmeister created a dynamic, faceted and endlessly varied identity — all literally speaking.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
why stones?
World Beach Project was conceived as a global drawing project; a stone drawing project that would speak about time, place, geology and the base instinct of touch. Drawings made on shorelines all over the world, which although erased by the next tide or rains, would be collected within the V&A to become a permanent record of the individual human desire to make pattern.
To pick up a rock, is to touch base. Touching stones gives us a primal, spiritual connection with the earth. When we handle a stone, wProxy-Connection: keep-alive
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hold in our hands a small drawing, a tiny piece of the map; we are holding time.
Gaudi stool
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at Antoní Gaudi designed the structure of his churches, by making a model of hanging chains, so letting gravity determine the strongest and most logical shape for withstanding forces.
The Gaudi-stool was part of the furnistructure project. In the Furnistructures project was researched how lightweight products can be designed. This is design by studio greene
Materials & techniques:
A thin shell made of carbon fiber deals with the compressive forces. A beam-grid substructure resists bending of the shell. The substructure was made using rapid-prototyping techniques, in order to achieve the needed complexity. The rapid-prototyped structure was then used as a mold for the carbon-fiber laminates. This combining of these two high-tech techniques decreased costs of both of them, and made them applicable in a product.
Gaudi-stool:
carbon-composite, polyamide. 1kg.
The project includes a series of designs for furniture.
Of these unrealized designs, the Gaudi-chair is currently being developed in cooperation with Dutch research institute TNO
via dezeen
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Secret out
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
Cool Bikes
worlds coolesst bikes... This is one of the Bamboo bikes made by bamboo bike studio. they also have step by step method of making a bamboo bike.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
TED, behind the scene
No doubt TED has been one of the inspiring phenomena's of transferring knowledge to people in 18 min. way. It is short time, but thats the challenge if it can leave the impact. Its like older times when philosophers, scientist, or creators put their idea to people in public spaces in public auditoriums, Band stands and conversed to public. Captured their mind for those short minutes, to leave an impression, to make them sync and think and flow in their way of thought. Later left them to decide what's right, wrong and what should be taken further by them.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Bikes, adrenaline running in veins
RSD, i.e. Roland Sand Design and Bell Helmets are riding dirty. Definitely seeing more picturesyou guys will agree. And some really nice motor parts as well as neat work.
Art work on Jacket and Helmet by Roland
Friday, July 31, 2009
Kajrari aankhein
har pal uski aankhein aise bhav dekhati hai, jaise zameen pe woh pehli bar aayee hai.
har cheez ko dekh usee utsah hota, uski aankhein hi baat kar jati.
badi badi kajrari aankhein kuch na kar ke bhi, dil le jati, aanhein de jati.
gali ke nukad pe chai ke thele pe, roz baithe sochta,
aaj kon sa jalwa dekhayenge yeh aankhein.
soch kam pad jati, uske aankhon ka kajal nahi.
not too god, but not a bad try i guess
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
this is for my school days
Undekha anjaana koyi, aane laga khayalon mein
Aankhon ki khidki par ek sayaa sa lehrata hai
Dil ke darwaze par koyi dastak de ke jaata hai
Gehri, gehri kaali aankhen, mujhse mujhko puchhti hain
Haathon ki rekhaaon mein ek chehra sa ban jaata hai
Uski saansen resham jaisi gaalon ko chhu jaati hain
Uske haathon ki khushboo hai ab tak mere baalon mein
Aisa pehli baar hua hai satrah athrah saalon mein
Undekha anjaana koyi aane laga khayalon mein."
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
heres for me completing 150 posts
Monday, July 20, 2009
Illustrator
I like this Illustrator. She has done some nice work and if you see Anvita Jain work, should also go through the work titled, "Garden of hair".
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Lets do it both ways!!!!!
Includes most of the alphabets
THE QUICK BROWN FOX, JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.
Blinds
Light seeps in through the small cut out holes creating an image of a city by night. The cut-outs represent the light in the windows of apartment buildings and office complexes in the city. The images represent a selection of cities that Elina has traveled to in the last few years and the photographs are by her. The chosen views are of contrasting cityscapes: skyscrapers in Tokyo, 60s modernism in Helsinki and 19th century architecture in Paris. The new Better View Blind with a Berlin View will be launched in October at the Galeries Lafayette in Berlin. Elina Aalto is a young designer living and working in Helsinki. In 2006, Elina's giant outdoor oriental carpet in Arabianranta, Helsinki was awarded the prize of the Best Environmental Art Work of the Year. Elina is also one of the three founding members of IMU, Finland's self-appointed National Design Team representing young Finnish and Helsinki-based designers.
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