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Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Sporting late-winter textures, Kathleen basks in streams of morning sunlight. Wig purchased from the clearance bin at Helen's Wigs. It's very Lana Turner. Necklace designed by me from the Circus Memories collection. Necklace pendants made of polymer clay with a graphics transfer and embedded with czech rhinestones. Fuzzy top ($2.00), quilted skirt ($7.00 - and made in Italy!!!), and suede ankle boots ($5.00) all from ThriftTown. Sun glasses ($1.00) from some random dollar store on Divisidero Street. Black and gold metallic, fishnet stockings ($5.00) from Marshall's.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
Kathleen wanted to wear black for Juan and Howard's birthday party. And what Kathleen the diva bitch wants; Kathleen the diva bitch gets. The sequence sweater and matching top were found on the street (tags still attached!), are a cotton and silk blend, and were not Made in China. The trousers are a fantastic geometric print by Ann Taylor and cost too much ($5.00), but they went perfectly with the top set. The shoes came from Goodwill ($1 sale) and are Nine West mules with a fuzzy embellishment. They say "trampy boudoir", but the price tag said "they'll do in any room". Anyway, they work. The balloons were found for $.59 a piece at the party store in the Tendernob (and add just the right amount of color without looking tacky), and the copper wig was a splurge for $20 at Ardwarks on Haight Street.
A Consumer Gadget Map. Updated infographic of the computers and gadgets that I own and how they interconnect.
A great example of a way to map out a consumer's experience for the purposes of product development and marketing.
See more details on my blog at: www.coolinfographics.com/blog/2010/2/15/my-digital-life-2...
Also, check out the version that highlights the Experience Zones here: www.flickr.com/photos/rtkrum/4358390308/
A Consumer Gadget Map. Updated infographic of the computers and gadgets that I own and how they interconnect. This one highlights the Experience Zones.
A great example of a way to map out a consumer's experience for the purposes of product development and marketing.
See more details on my blog at: www.coolinfographics.com/blog/2010/2/15/my-digital-life-2...
Back in 2000 I was invited to Cupertino to present my vision of the future to Steve Jobs. It didn't amount to anything, other than some mediocre "smart" phones somehow becoming fashion of the day.
This vignette highlights the Victorian mantel in my apartment's living room. The wall color was inspired by the movie, Marie Antoinette, but the color is called Jamaica Bay (Home Depot). The fake roses were part of a huge flower lot ($5.00) and found at a yard sale (from Restoration Hardware with price tags still attached). Mid-century, McCoy pottery acquired from around the U.S. Mid-century, abstract, Parisian city scape paintings ($5.00 for the pair) found at the monthly, Alameda Antique Fair. The mirror came with my partner of 8-years (he only shops at off price retailers) and was most likely purchased at Marshall's. The vintage iron work was pulled from the neighbor's trash (as they most likely didn't appreciate its beauty) down the street . Thank you tasteless neighbor from down the street.
Ever wonder how a licensed product takes shape? Well, I have devoted a whole BLOG Post to explaining my experience, sharing the steps from A to Z. To illustrate the process, I am showing how we developed last year’s Black Cat Mug from rough sketch, to clays, to revisions to final. Many of you have asked how an idea becomes a licensed product. So, I hope this post sheds some light on the mystery as well as how you can help to ensure that our designs do make it all the way to production. 😻GO TO: www.johannaparkerdesign.com/blog/2018/2/21/art-licensing-...
A screen capture of the ZURB color guide (captured on Mark's Cinema Display).
ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com).
In our Creative Food Lab, our chefs bring scientific concepts to life - producing healthy and tasty plant-based products.
In our Creative Food Lab, our chefs bring scientific concepts to life - producing healthy and tasty plant-based products.
Nestlé coaches mentor new teams at the R&D Accelerator (Lausanne, Switzerland), at the start of their six-month journey.
Our teams produce food prototypes very early in the development process and hold informal tasting sessions.
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The laboratory facility at the Akay Flavors and Aromatics Pvt. Ltd. in Ambunad, Cochin, India.
Project Result: Private Enterprises Spice Up India's Rural Incomes
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The laboratory facility at Akay Flavors and Aromatics Pvt. Ltd. Ambunad, Cochin, India.
Project Result: Private Enterprises Spice Up India's Rural Incomes
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The production line facility at the Akay Flavors and Aromatics Pvt. Ltd. in Ambunad, Cochin, India.
Project Result: Private Enterprises Spice Up India's Rural Incomes
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Neil Patel, co-founder of Crazy Egg & KISSmetrics, speaking at the Weapons of Mass Distribution conference.
she's designing a brain implant and is making basic prototypes at home using only a dremel and a pair of pliers. look out frankenstein!
copyright © 2008 sean dreilinger
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cardboard packaging + cardboard, confectionery packaging + confectionery, folding box, cosmetics, software packaging + software, cosmetics packaging, labels for beverages + beverages + labels, food packaging + food, packaging printing, cardboard cases, baking moulds, cardboard, print enhancement + finishing, hot foil stamping, packaging design, development, product development, luxury packaging , brc, iso, dpg, certificates, FSC Sorten, FSC Labels, FSC Pure, FSC Mix, FSC Mix Recycling, FSC Recycling
cardboard packaging + cardboard, confectionery packaging + confectionery, folding box, cosmetics, software packaging + software, cosmetics packaging, labels for beverages + beverages + labels, food packaging + food, packaging printing, cardboard cases, baking moulds, cardboard, print enhancement + finishing, hot foil stamping, packaging design, development, product development, luxury packaging , brc, iso, dpg, certificates, FSC Sorten, FSC Labels, FSC Pure, FSC Mix, FSC Mix Recycling, FSC Recycling
copyright © 2010 sean dreilinger
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