One of the easiest ways to embrace something is to understand the process used to create it. Onitsuka Tiger used a great origami treatment for their 2007 campaign.
Source: Antilogic, Exercices de Style, Roman Diaz
Archive for the ‘Tactile and Textile’ Category
Onitsuka Tiger + origami
Posted in Advertising, Tactile and Textile, tagged Advertising, excercises de style, onitsuka tiger, origami, roman diaz on April 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Andrew English + Hannah Lamb
Posted in Tactile and Textile, tagged Andrew English, Hannah Lamb, jewellery, ring, wedding band on April 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
You can never forget your roots. Love these innovative custom designs from two British jewellers.
Source: Andrew English, Hannah Lamb
Sam Songailo + mola
Posted in Art and installation, Tactile and Textile, tagged abstract painting, mola, Sam Songailo, South American art, tapir on March 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’ve been especially hyped on South American art, textiles and illustration lately. Sam Songailo’s paintings remind me of Panamanian molas, unfinished fabric panels embroidered with a reverse appliqué technique. A reverse appliqué involves several layers of fabric quilted together, the top layer being cut to reveal coloured fabrics underneath (a sort of textile equivalent to [...]
Clasp Locker
Posted in Tactile and Textile, tagged Kate Cusack, necklaces, USA, zipper on January 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Source: Kate Cusack
Power architect
Posted in Tactile and Textile, tagged London on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Hannah Marshall single-handedly changed the way I dress. I first saw her work at a studio preview in Soho with no concept of who she was and what she’d become. I remember rows and rows of texture on texture, structural pieces that conveyed their purpose from stationary positions on their hangers.
This came at a time [...]
What’s Got a Bottom on the Top
Posted in Tactile and Textile, tagged London, UK on December 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Source: Art News Blog
Jermyn and St. James
Posted in Photography, Tactile and Textile, tagged Europe on November 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
“Always insert the shoe trees immediately after removing the feet, while the leather is still warm. Make sure that whoever polishes your shoes (the assumption is that it will be a minion, and not yourself) works the polish well into the join between sole and upper. And bring the shoes in every year or so [...]
Tactile/textile
Posted in Art and installation, Industrial design, Tactile and Textile, tagged Asia, Europe on November 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Source: Dezeen, Dsgn Wok, Generate Design
Inhale
Posted in Photography, Tactile and Textile, tagged North America on November 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Source: Behance Network, Rhyme & Reason
