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The Stoneven takes the induction cooking stones concept a step further by adding the versatility angle to it. Basically the pebbles can be used collectively to cook in outdoor camps and be used as body warmers. Yeah, the outdoors are rough and rugged, but when you travel in the woods you need appliances and gadgets that can serve more than one purpose. This aspect not only lightens the load but also increases the spectrum of performance.

Stoneven is a 2012 iF Design Talents entry.

Designer: Jeong Woo Hyeok

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Au début de l’année 2012, le français Max Riché a présenté une série de photographies très réussie intitulée « Becoming an Athlete ». Quelques mois plus tard, voici la vidéo très complète de son making-of et de ces clichés réalisés avec les athlètes de l’INSEP en France. A découvrir en images dans la suite.

The Quakescape 3D Fabricator was created in response to the Christchurch earthquakes by Kiwi designer James Boock. The device takes earthquake data and transfers it into art by using a scaled down landscape of Christchurch as a “blank canvas” and extrudes paint onto the exact location of the earthquake tremors – transforming the data into functional art. Check the vid after the jump to see it in action!

The device works by taking earthquake data from the site Geo-net (www.geonet.com) and transfers it into the medium of art by using paint and Arduino technology. The surface that the paint is applied to is a CNC-routed landscape of Christchurch, New Zealand. This acts as the blank canvas and allows the paint to move around the landscape creating an amazingly vibrant visual. Each color represent the various magnitudes of the tremors and is run on two horizontal axis by stepper motors powered by G-code generated through Arduino. This allows the nozzle head to be moved to the precise location of the earthquake. Once the location is determined the pigment is then pumped from the containers through the tubes and extruded out the nozzle. This is the moment where precise magnitudinal data is converted into an art-form.

Designer: James Boock with Josh Newsome-White, Brooke Bowers, Hannah Warren, George Redmond, Richie Stewart and Philippa Shipley

Quakescape 3D Fabricator from Oliver Ellmers on Vimeo.

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The designers of the Josiah DAB Radio and Bluetooth Speaker call their creation the marriage of British ceramic heritage from Stoke-on-Trent with the simplicity and playfulness practiced by the Soho design team. An interesting explanation for a handmade ceramic creation! Anyways, the speakers are deigned with wit and functionality and will look great right next to my Buddha plant.

Designers: Kwame Ferreria and Yayo

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(The Brit Speaker’s Marriage was originally posted on Yanko Design)

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En partenariat maintenant avec Samsung, Fubiz est fier de vous présenter le retour de Fubiz TV Issue 17. Au sommaire cette semaine, nous avons sélectionné le meilleur de l’actualité de l’univers créatif et nous avons eu la chance de rencontrer les designers Kuntzel & Deygas. Une interview à découvrir en vidéo dans la suite.