Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 April 2010
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Thursday, 1 April 2010
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Tim Brooke:Nokia
Last week we had a visiting designer who is currently working at Nokia. Tim Brooke is an interaction designer/flash developer and has worked with well known companies such as Intel, Microsft, Ideo and The Science Museum.
I really liked this project that he showed, The Wishing Well, which he done for Intel. It was the working prototype that I was really interested and how users interacted with it. Such a nice project too.
"Shown in the demo section of UBICOMP '03 conference, this project looked at how an interface could allow people to express and organise their dreams, desires and wishes in a computer medium."
Check out more of his work at his website: http://www.timbrooke.phpwebhosting.com/
Tavofono
This is a video from Interaction Design Lab which is where visiting designer Stefano Mitri worked/has worked.
I remember seeing this video or idea before but can't remember where or why!!
Thursday, 11 March 2010
Lomo LC-A+ Gold
The new limited edition of the lomo LC-A. I'm personally not too keen on it! It doesn't look like real gold although I'm not sure if it's just the photo but I would really like to see one. I do really like the small detaining though but not a huge fan of the giant leather feature.
"The Lomo LC-A+ has always been worth its weight in gold, but now we can say that literally. This limited edition is gilded with 24 carat gold and wrapped in the finest brown leather. Only 130 pieces have been made so it’s a real exclusive! Every camera is engraved with a unique number and a certification sheet guaranteeing its authenticity. The camera comes with 2 rolls of Lomography 800 Film and the “Lomographiere" hardcover book - all presented an elegant wooden box.
As well as being an extremely rare and beautifully crafted collectors’ item, it’s the same pocket-sized, Minitar-lensed LOMO LC-A+ we love that delivers those signature jawdropping photos with the deepest saturation, punchy contrast and shadowy vignettes. The icing on the cake – an original Russian Minitar 1 lens."
Monday, 8 March 2010
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