Voici le nouveau travail de Franck Bohbot, un photographe français vivant à New York. Avec The Game We Play, il s’amuse à recenser les terrains de basket-ball et de street-ball qui se trouvent dans la ville, permettant de dévoiler différentes ambiances. Une belle série à découvrir en images dans la suite de l’article.
Understanding and acceptance of autism is a growing movement, and with that includes design that aims to aid the development of social skills. This simple yet effective tool, called Joyco, is a game for parents and children that focuses on playful interaction. Tactile elements stimulate pleasure in the form of touch and an interactive hoop game encourages eye contact with mom or dad!
Designer: Jowan Baransi
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Fan du studio d’animation Pixar, le designer Chris Anderson a imaginé une boîte contenant 2 paquets de cartes à jouer à l’effigie des différents héros des films du studio. Un coffret « Pixar Playing Cards » très réussi réalisé dans le cadre d’un projet universitaire à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
The Creative Wooden Creatures kit educates and fosters the creativity of children by allowing them to create a wide range of animals by combining and rearranging various interchangeable body parts. They can discover animals from land to sea or explore and create their own creatures from octolizards to jellypedes! The combinations are endless! Abstract shapes and sustainable wood material give it unique identity and Link-n-log timelessness… a great hand-me-down from generation to generation.
Designer: Hakan Gürsu
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Retour sur cette excellente série de clichés par le photographe de publicité anglais Tim Macpherson. Illustrant l’imaginaire des enfants par des situation drôles et très bien exécutées, ces images créatives « Kids at Home and Play » sont à découvrir sur Fubiz dans la suite de l’article.
I always love to see how UPPERCASE pops up into creative projects. Alyson Beaton recently emailed to share images of one of her company’s products—flat-packed mini play houses made from recycled paper board. Alyson writes, “I did an installation of the doll houses I developed at grow books press over the year and invited designers to decorate them for a showcase called “mini logan square” in Chicago. This is my office with none other than my UPPERCASE mags on the desk! Thank you for your continued work on your great mag, it inspires me everyday!”
I spy issue #7 on the desk!Grow books press was established in January of 2011 by Alyson Beaton as a publisher of printed matter for curious children. The goal of the press is to publish children’s books, printed matter and toys in limited quantities that focus on teaching current social issues with an urban emphasis along with a commitment to the environment.
Thanks, Alyson! These look like marvelous products.
Goodie box all tied with a bowIt was nice to have a day off with no particular schedule. Although I’m disappointed that I will miss all the design camp activities on Saturday (flying home), I think it was for the best to have some down time before Alt begins. If the “Dinner with” and Speakers’ reception this evening are any indication, the next few days are going to be intense!
When I first saw all the girls (yes, the women probably outnumber the guys 50 to 1!) congregating in the hotel lobby chatting in groups or waiting outside for taxis to their dinners, I was a bit overwhelmed with that old highschool feeling… you know the feeling: being shy, awkward, intimidated by the cool kids… But the “Dinner with” event was a nice way to ease into the very social aspect of this conference. There were various groups of 15-20 people at restaurants throughout downtown, each hosted by a particular sponsor. It was nice to meet Erin of Designformankind (at last! she has contributed to UPPERCASE magazine for quite along time now) and to visit with Kate of Chronicle Books (she initiated the Shoegazing Notecard set, see the sidebar for a picture).
Here’s a partial list of the folks at the Squatter’s Pub dinner, thanks to Christine and Bo.lt for hosting.
Erin M – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/ErinMcGovney
Jessie – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/StyleandPepper
Megan – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/NotMarthaBlog
Kate – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/ChronicleBooks
Amy – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/AmyWingDesigns
Janine – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/UppercaseMagazine
Jessica – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/ShimmerKai
Trina – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/LaLaLovelyThings
Erin L – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/DesignForMankind
Tyler & Wendy – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/BlueLilyPhotography
Kathryn – http://christineharmel.bo.lt/SnippetandInk
See you tomorrow at the conference (and on Twitter and Instagram).
Cramer-Krasselt a travaillé pour COA Youth and Family Centers afin de préparer une campagne de promotion du partage et de l’apprentissage entre parents et enfants. Une installation des jeux et des puzzles éducatifs dans les rues du Milwaukee. Plus d’images dans la suite.
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L’artiste Yusuke Suzuki a eu l’ingénieuse idée de créer et de photographier un lit sous la forme d’un livre ouvert. Un espace pour dormir la nuit, qui est aussi un lieu de jeu pour les enfants grâce à la possibilité de “tourner” une page et permettre de créer un espace dédié aux loisirs.
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