I deliri del giovane Helios
I deliranti pensieri di un sognatore di nuvole, Helios.
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(Source: fotomaf, via rispostesenzadomanda)
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Meh (cfr.)
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Them Birds | Dan E.J.F.
Alfred Hitchcock + Angry Birds
(via rispostesenzadomanda)
design hitchcock cinema uccelli geek colore videogames angry birds
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Top Five Creatives of the Moment!
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Bend Desk is a prototype interactive display that takes the digital workspace from the screen to the desktop by the media computing group at RWTH aachen university. While a typical work setup combines a flat desktop with a vertical computer screen, bend desk combines the two into one single unit. bend desk is a vision for a future workspace that allows continuous interaction between both areas. using multi-touch technology, the display curves from a horizontal plane to a vertical plane.
(via impressto)
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To the user, the interface is the product.
- Aza Raskin
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Dai la cera, togli la cera (via gianlucavisconti:wax on, wax off. | Waxen)
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Sunny Arrakis
illustration by DrFaustusAU :: via drfaustusau.deviantart.com
(via rispostesenzadomanda)
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Leica Noctilux lens ring
When Matthew Harrison got married recently, he was given the awesome gift of a f/.95 Noctilux ring:
“As is tradition, the bride and groom exchanged gifts prior to the wedding. While Matthew purchased Emily the watch that she had always wanted. Emily commissioned a custom ring for Matthew’s shooting hand (as opposed to for his wedding band). This one of a kind band has the depth of field scale from his favorite lens, the .95 Noctilux. On the sides, the ring features both Matthew’s name and The Leica Guy moniker on one side, and the Lens information including name, filter size, and serial number on the other.”
The ring was commissioned and made by jeweler Gaelen in British Columbia, Canada, from handmade engagement rings.(via rispostesenzadomanda)
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Logic, like mathematics, is regarded by many designers with suspicion. Much of it is based on various superstitions about the kind of force logic has in telling us what to do.
First of all, the word “logic” has some currency among designers as a reference to a particularly unpleasing and functionally unprofitable kind of formalism. The so-called logic of Jacques François Blondel or Vignola, for instance, referred to rules according to which the elements of architectural style could be combined. As rules they may be logical. But this gives them no special force unless there is also a legitimate relation between the system of logic and the needs and forces we accept in the real world.
Again, the cold visual “logic” of the steel-skeleton office building seems horribly constrained, and if we take it seriously as an intimation of what logic is likely to do, it is certain to frighten us away from analytical methods. But no one shape can any more be a consequence of the use of logic than any other, and it is nonsense to blame rigid physical form on the rigidity of logic.
design shape form function logic architecture industrial design Christopher Alexander mathematics
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(via kiado)
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