Découverte du travail et de la série “Boyz and Girlz du net” exposé à Arles par le photographe Mathieu Grac. Des clichés et mises en scène autour des nouveaux codes de représentations des jeunes, à travers les autoportraits et photos de profils déstiné aux réseaux sociaux.
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If it works as it’s intended to, designers will love it: Wacom’s upcoming Inkling device bridges the gap from analog to digital, allowing users to draw on anything and have those penstrokes saved as digital files.
The Inkling package consists of an actual pen filled with actual ink and a sensor that tracks the pen’s position, with a few limitations—it needs line-of-sight, the tracking area corresponds with A4-sized paper, and you can’t get too close to the sensor—but considering it promises to get your scribbles directly into Photoshop, Illustrator or Sketchbook Pro, that seems like a small price to pay.
Speaking of small prices, I actually thought this would retail for a lot more than the projected price of $199, which is what the Inkling’s going for when it hits store shelves next month. Video demo after the jump and join in on the discussion in the forums!
I hope you remember this Let's Get Personal Tour with Dutch ceramic artist Carola Zee. Carola makes all her ceramic products in her studio in China… yes that's right all the way in China! In the city of Jingdezhen Carola has found a great place in a former school building inside "The Sculpture Factory".
Carola told me that in Jingdezhen the main industry is in porcelain and ceramics. which gives her the ultimate possibility to work together with many skilled craftsmen to create new products and work on special projects.
I love these pics, makes me want to work with clay too. It must be such an amazing adventure to work as a Dutch person all the way to the other side of the world, learning not only true craftmanship but also the customs and traditions of a different culture.
I believe this experience give so much more personality to the beautiful designs by Carola Zee. You can find her collection right here.
If you would like to sell Carola's ceramic pieces in your shop, online or brick and mortar than please send Carola an email.
Husband-and-wife directing team Zeitguised have created a lovely new series of idents for MTV, for the MTV Charts…
There are six idents in total, each one featuring a cute little machine-bot that turns out to be a letter in the word ‘charts’. The film above shows all six in sequence. More on Zeitguised can be seen on the Blinkink website, here.
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There is this moment that all designers experience, this I must draw moment particular to those who make things for a living. In addition to experiencing it myself at least weekly, I saw it a lot when I first started interning at design firms. You know the deal, you’re sitting at a conference table or desk, talking, and then all of a sudden the designer’s head starts swiveling while s/he looks for the nearest writing utensil and paperlike surface. They grab whatever’s on hand—pen, pencil, lipstick, doesn’t matter—and start banging out a sketch on paper, paper towel, back of a takeout menu, doesn’t matter.
“Doesn’t matter” being the operative words, as designers can and do draw on anything, giving us the trope of the brilliant napkin sketch. So I’m always a little skeptical when I see sketchbooks dedicated to a particular type of drawing, since all we really need is blank paper. But perhaps the I DRAW CARS Sketchbook & Reference Guide, above, is different by virtue of the “Reference Guide” part? It aims to increase its utility to automotive designers by…
…pairing commonly used industry reference materials with a ubiquitous and iconic moleskine sketchbook form. Contents include global automotive brands, global design schools, global auto show dates and locations, reference materials in both print and web format, commonly used proportions and packages, and 100+ pages of templates to practice with.
Useful, or gimmick? Please let us know your thoughts in the comments.
A Montreal artist collective collaborates with the San Diego Art Fair
En Masse, a Montreal-based art collective, has penned signature works in association with the Osheaga Festival of Arts and Music, Piknic electronik, Festival International Montréal en Art, Under Pressure, Manifesto (Toronto), Cirque du Soleil and Sid Lee, to name a few. Now the band of artists brings their talent to San Diego.
From 1-4 September 2011, four of Montreal’s core En Masse contributors, Jason Botkin, Fred Caron, Kevin Ledo, and Kirsten McCrae, have been invited by the San Diego Art Fair to oversee the creation of a mural onsite in a dynamic cross-cultural visual dialog with some of San Diego’s finest artistic talents.
 | Take a cue from Kourtney Kardashian, seen here running last minute wedding errands with sister Kim Kardashian, white lace looks divine on a sunny day!Sometimes a whisper commands more attention than a full-on scream. And that’s how we like to think of lace dresses. Both Kourtney’s lust-worthy lace frock and the one we found show a hint of skin while also offering some coverage.We can’t knock a girl for increasing her height and accentuating well-toned legs with a pair of sky-high platforms. So we love that Kourtney took advantage of the nude trend with her lace-up platform sandals. And completed the look with a nude Balenciaga bag.This look might be a little too dressy for the average person’s errand run, but it could work if you add shopping and brunch to your list of errands. Find out where to get our Kourtney-inspired look below. TFNC Floral Lace Fluted Sleeve ’60s Mini, $41.37 Jessica Simpson Prima Donna Frame Satchel, $108Elie Tahari Nyla Lace-Up Platform Sandal, $179 |
Industrial Designer (Human Centered Design)
Continuum
West Newton, MA
Continuum is a global design and innovation consultancy. Continuum makes life better – by designing products, services, and experiences that work for people and the businesses that serve them. Based on in-depth customer research, rigorous analysis of clients’ business challenges and inspired creativity, Continuum identifies opportunities for innovation, creates new products and services, and creates new ways to communicate brands.
You will address user needs, apply system thinking that is functionally sound, and exceed client expectations. You will work on a range of projects from consumer technology to medical, life-sciences, and consumer health, that are complex with multiple interactions and stakeholders. You will be expected to work closely with other team members in our product understanding, design strategy, engineering and brand experience communities throughout the entire creative process for clients from a wide range of industries. As well as creating these compelling user experiences, you also enjoy following them through refinement and manufacturing.
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Voici la nouvelle campagne de la marque de vokda Smirnoff avec comme présence l’artiste et producteur américain, Pharrell Williams. Réalisé par Darryl Ward, avec une post-production du studio australien Cutting Edge et sur une bande-son signée “Truth or Dare” de son groupe N.E.R.D.
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