"The color rings by BCK design team, including Javier Bertani, Ezequiel Castro and Vera Kade" (Via The Design Blog) More at http://www.thedesignblog.org/entry/the-color-rings-is-wireless-est-way-in-cellphone-communication/
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2 comments:
there was a guy at new designers who did this but it was a glove. Some ways I think they work just as well as each other. I see a few complication in each though. Mainly about the user. If it is for a female does it look feminine enough- big clunky heavy rings? If it is more a male- girly pink and bright orange? girly colours don't you think?
I think what you're saying is right. I mean, a mans wedding ring isnt feminine, its quite chunky and masculine and most of the time very simple.
Where as a womans ring is normally quite thin and often has some sort of stones or details added to it making it feminine.
Therefore I do think that they should be stylised according to the user. This would make them alot more personal.
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