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Category Archives: ART
PAPERCRUISER FOLDABLE PDF TRUCKS
Most origami kits teach you how to make a paper flower or grasshopper, which is about as interesting as, well, origami. How about a paper-folding project with balls instead? These paper models are downloadable PDFs that you just print out and build: all your favorite late-model and classic trucks are available. No grasshoppers.
STACT MODULAR WINE WALL
Finally, a wine rack that won’t clash with your decor. It’s a modular, fully-customizable rack system made of aluminum and premium wood veneers that you can put anywhere. It was created by 2012 ICFF award-winning designer Eric Pfeiffer. Never thought we’d say this but the dude has a nice rack.
EXPERIMENTAL CITYSCAPE
ESSEY ILLUSION SIDE TABLE
Dudes don’t normal get stoked about side tables, this one’s an exception. All Illusion tables are handmade, individual and unique. The design gives the impression of a table cloth on a round table. However, the object uses the structural strength of the folded material to create a magical and surprising experience.
FLOPPY ART
Remember old school floppy disks? They came in two sizes: 3.5″ and 5.25″ and stored not much more data than the size of a single MP3. It was never a question of if, but when they’d meet their official demise, which believe it or not wasn’t too long ago.
Nick Gentry, though, has found a use for the defunct tech by creating mosaics. Well, sort of mosaics – he uses the floppy disks as a canvas and incorporates parts of the label and mechanical parts of the disks into his work.
