Posts Tagged ‘ product design ’

Tyree Callahan: Chromatic Typewriter

Images and info via My Modern Metropolis.

Tyree Callahan

Pereira & O’Dell: Rolling Words

I’m not a Snoop Dogg fan and I don’t promote smoking or drug use, but this is a very attractive and original concept. From The Dieline:

Introducing Rolling Words, Snoop Dogg’s smokable songbook. A promotion for Snoop Dogg’s Kingsize Slim Rolling Papers created by San Francisco agency Pereira & O’Dell.

Each page is a rolling paper with Snoop’s greatest songs and lyrics written on them – in non-toxic ink – for your rolling pleasure. The pages are perforated making them easy to detach.

The book is made of hemp-related materials, with the cover, binding, and internal lining all made from hemp seed paper while the spine of the book is a match striking surface.

The Dieline project page

Pereira & O’Dell

Core77 Design Awards 2011 Trophy

Rich Brilliant Willing designed this unique trophy for the Core77 Design Awards which doubles as a mold for crayons, wax, jelly and many more materials. The final product was created by Motorola Prototyping Services.

Project Page

AUCB Graphic Design degree show: Disperse

Great news! My end-of-year degree show, Disperse, is now online. All our major projects can now be viewed, and it has a great interactive logo. Please take a look! Oh, and my page is here.

Disperse

Asus: motherboard box as PC case

To down on waste, Asus have created cardboard motherboard boxes to be re-used as the PC case. Video

via IT World

Asus Official Site

NOCC

The Leaf Bed, as seen above being used in Niger. A cardboard structure in several modules which can serve as a bed, stool or table and contain the user’s belongings. Ideal for camping or temporary housing.

Objects of sound: functional objects designed using the soundwave of the owner pronouncing the object’s name.

Minera: a glass jug with a crystal-like interior. Water flowing down the texture resembles that of caves.

Official Site

Margaux Lange

Jewellery made from Barbie dolls:

Official Site

Official Etsy store

Popin’ Cookin’ and Konapun

Bit of an odd post, but here goes: YouTube user RRcherrypie has made a series of videos demonstrating food-based toys from Japan. Popin’ Cookin’ is a series allowing children to make sweets resembling miniature food items. Official site

Konapun is a similar item, only the food isn’t edible but the making process often strangely resembles the real thing. No heat is involved in the ‘frying’ and ‘baking’ processes, but the toys use sound effects. The series is unfortunately no longer running, but you can still find some on eBay.

Potting Shed Creations: Grow Bottle

Potting Shed Creations recycle wine bottles and turn them into reusable herb growing pots.

Link via Cool Hunting

Buy Grow Bottles at Potting Shed Creations

Mehmet Gozetlik

Official Behance

Official Site

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