In the ideal world of Culture, art will play music and music will play art. Imagine if you could draw musical instruments on normal paper with any pencil, and then play them with your finger. Jay Silver of MIT Media Lab did just that.
American school desk comprising of a wooden seat and swirly desk top, held sturdy with a metal frame. Comes with a storage space beneath the seat too. Measures 51cm (w) x 68cm (h) x 65cm (d), this piece of childhood is available at £175.00 from Pedlar.
Absolutely beautiful packaging design for a bunch of balls, by a wonderful couple of women. I can’t believe I’m saying this, but I’m in love with these balls.
Check out these Day-Ruining Invoice Notepads by the magnificent artist Jessica Hische that are promised to make any designer smile. The covers are letter-pressed on 100lb Cover French Paper (Steel Blue from their “Construction” line) with 2C offset interiors on 80lb ivory paper.
Designed by Hubero Kororo for the band Uceroz, this CD cover redefines the meaning of being unique. Fab.
Typography visualisation at its best. Download here.
Creative Review has done it again, with yet another green initiative for greenfingers subscribers in their February issue of CR.
Never ever forget a single thing in the supermarket again. Meet the Shopping List Shopping Bag.
The Penny Shooter allows you to load up ten US pennies and fire them off like a soldier fighting for his last breath.
Doses of happiness delivered into a lucky college. And so the message ensues.
