Imgur user ChihiroSen and Redditor AtlaKorra‘s collections of Harry Potter book covers from around the world.
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GoodBadFlicks laments the descent into lazy cliche of film poster art.
Teal and orange overload, giant floating heads, faces with words on them.
They’re all here. All the time.
Rassen chopsticks by Japanese designer Nendo and chopstick manufacturer Hashikura Matsukan are a single unit which separates into two for eating – created using a multi-axis CNC mill to achieve the twisting form.
Institute of Art, Design and Technology (IADT) graduate Lara Hanlon has won the Shenzhen Design Award, a Unesco project for sustainable design ideas by people under the age of 35.
Lara’s theme?
“éntomo, a food brand and online resource.”
Great.
“…that encourages people to explore insects as a new, sustainable food source.”
NO!
Oh yes.
That’s probably the most disgNOMNOMNOM
Thanks Annie West
From Steve Vistaunet’s Pinterest – a sample of many, many examples of hand-decorated cassette spines from the golden era of the mixtape.
What do you mean ‘what’s a mixtape?’
Ask your dad.
Jeez.
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Primeval Symbiosis (Single Pole House) – an ambitious design project ‘based on the structure and functionality of a tree’ by Danish architecture student and interior designer Konrad Wójcik.
The houses are suitable for two to four occupants and the end-goal is to create ‘communities’ of several dwellings in natural landscapes.
LEGO Architecture Studio (€112) contains 1210 bricks and a 272-page guidebook endorsed by leading designers including REX Architecture, Sou Fujimoto Architects, SOM, MAD Architects, Tham and Videgard Arkitekter, and Safdie Architects.
The bricks come in white and transparent only – allowing the user to focus on design.
A Kevin McCloud minifig would have been nice though.
Vespa scooter design from 1944 to the present day by way of some bizarre variants like the insane militarised 150TAP.
A loving animated tribute by Parisian creative agency Nomoon.
Some of the graphic work done for film adaptations of JK Rowling’s Harry Potter novels by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima.
Hundreds of seen and unseen props from the Harry Potter series, including packaging for potions and poisons, newspapers, magazines, adverts, posters and letters are on display at Soho’s Coningsby Gallery this month.