a reflection on culture? society? nothing? either way it is very now, especially the wtf one
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
universal solution
A package in the form of an origami, which eliminates all the wasted space in a cardboard box. A concept of pre-folded sheets, by designer Patrick Sung.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Hummer Turned Into a Horse Cart
“I am making my own satirical prediction of the future,” he explains on the blog. “Unless we come up with alternative fuel sources and rethink our reliance on a hyper inflated consumption based economy; we may be left with no other options than to hook our cars up to a horse
Back To The Futurama Debut from jeremy dean on Vimeo.
puma shoe box
A new packaging designed by Yves Behar for Puma sportswear, consisting of a single frame of cardboard for packing shoes in a reusable bag. It will save 60% in water consumption and energy in the production process.
Monday, April 12, 2010
A More Powerful Lock
Not even a lightsaber could bust it. This is the “Energy Lock” from designer Young Suk Kim. Alas it is not the kind of lock you keep your bike secure with, instead it is for your plug-in objects around the house. This project goes by the name “Energy Lock,” and it’s about to totally change the way you plug in your coffee maker at night. Or VCR, if you’ve still got one of those, maybe your computer you keep hooked up all night, basically everything that sucks power while you’re not using it.
Before we get to flipping out: the plug you see isn’t from the USA. Can any of you whizzes out there tell me what country we might be dealing with here?
Next, take a look at how simple this is. All it really consists of is a timer, something very similar to the sort you might use to time your oven. Plug your plug in, turn it as a crank, and let it time down. After the amount of time you choose, the power ends.
Designer: Young Suk Kim
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