I LOVE NY
Most of these posts come from other blogs that I browse through. What you can find here is a collection of what I dont want to forget, I guess it functions as my virtual scrapbook.
What made me look...
Beautiful,
by Gabriel Dawe a Mexican artist living in Canada.
MoMA’s just launched an iPad app for the Abstract Expressionist exhibition.
Download it for free here:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/moma-ab-ex-ny/id398432441?mt=8
Nice.
Especially like London, for its use of the monocle.
A few months ago, during Fashion Night Out, the agency Mother did this amazing thing using all rooms that were facing south of the Standard hotel, for their client Target to create a light spectacular. Watch the video on their site to see it yourself: http://www.mothernewyork.com/?p=1942
and come to tonights AIGA event to hear the original pitch:
Love this T-shirt series based on typefaces by Masahi Kawamura:
![thedailywhat:
Life-Altering Single-Serve Butter Packaging of the Day: Yeongkeun Jeong’s “Butter! Better!” is a novel packing solution for flavored butter packets, which combines the familiar plastic tub with a disposable wooden spoon lid.
[yanko.]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lb27t87pyC1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Life-Altering Single-Serve Butter Packaging of the Day: Yeongkeun Jeong’s “Butter! Better!” is a novel packing solution for flavored butter packets, which combines the familiar plastic tub with a disposable wooden spoon lid.
[yanko.]
(Source: thedailywhat, via nadiapayan)
ENOUGH DINNERWARE by Michael Freimuth
The ‘Western lifestyle’ has been a contentious issue since the phrase was first coined. However the reality of our over-consumption of products, services, foods and resources – and the effect this excessive lifestyle has on ourselves and the world around us seem even more overt with every passing day. ‘Perfect’ is an independent houseware venture founded on the idea of providing a (sometimes literal) platform for commentary on the subject. As a co-founder of the company, I took on the collaborative design of our first, small collection of conceptual dinnerware – which began our foray into the world of playfully utilitarian art-objects. Each item nods to a back-to-basics approach to healthy and mindful eating via simple language and format, while implicitly speaking to the larger issues of excess and consumption.
