A Design Magazine

Insect Sculptures

Each piece was hand crafted to create sculptures of insects inspired by their environments and the food they eat. The artwork was used as a call to action via the Doom website too identify specific household pests. The elements used for these sculptures were sourced from junk yards, garbage dumps, river beds and super markets. Once each insect was assembled, they were photographed and retouched in photoshop.

ThinkPad 25

Developed in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of ThinkPad PC, it is unlike any traditional products. ThinkPad users wrote in what functions and specifications they want to a special website and this product is based on the results. The actual user's voice influenced the direction such as keyboard layout and key top shapes. The inside technology is cutting edge with the newest CPU,GPU, and OS. This product reflects the latest technology in a simple design that ThinkPad users want most.

Eagle

The lightest and thinnest electric scooter on earth with an integrated handle-build-in dashboard with a continuous connection to your smart device! Its minimalistic, curvilinear frame collapses and nests snuggly together so you can throw it over a shoulder or drag it behind you as you switch between transportation modes during your commute. There are different ways of charging with el. socket being the simplest one. Inductive charging technology will also be employed to allow advanced solutions like easily charging your scooter in your car trunk.

Paper Flight

This kinetic art object highlights all the possibilities that a great materiality provides to graphic design. The creative challenge consisted in designing a visual scenario of delicate finishes. Each flight, seeks to break with the static and bi-dimensional condition of the impression, presenting itself as birds in full flight, through the aesthetics of the movement that occurs when sliding the inner sheets under the paper screen of the cover stimulating the eye through simple visual effects.

Tab4 Home Assistant Pack

Gates of Light

GATES OF LIGHT brings the monumental structures on the Afsluitdijk (legendary Dutch dike built in 1932) back to their former glory. In the dark, the architecture of these structures is illuminated by the headlamps of passing cars, reflecting the light through small prisms. If there are no cars on the road, the structures are not illuminated. This way of using light requires zero energy and does not contribute to light pollution.