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This is the layout for all my aside / miniblog posts - now being called Chunks.
I don't think this layout adds much value, as it is content+colour overload, but I think from a design perspective, it adds a nice-to-view visual page to my blog.
TEDxFurmanU: Redesigning Education
An independently organized TED event
Student Photographer: Hannah Woodard
In this photo: Matthew Abrams speaks on "Design for Creative Practice" at TEDxFurmanU.
The stairs were originally undersized timbers which
The stairs were originally undersized timbers set w/ decomposed granite and they did not extend to the wall.
A new, minimalist design that breaks up my content into distinct chunks, making things easier to update and maintain. Instead of having to redesign every piece together, I can redesign different parts at no cost.
When the blocks are rolled over, an image will show that will be symbolic of what the link is, with descriptive words overlaid on top.
Thoughts?
Recently I updated her site with a little re-design... and helped her open up an online shop to sell prints.
redesign on fin mounts for absolut quartet. this is round 3. first 2 versions both are less than satisfactory.
photos from jeff lieberman
The new oval table is the appropriate shape and size for the room. The original rectangular table was too large and didn't fit within the new configuration of the room. The new dining table has two leaves that can be added for additional seating. Client keeps one leaf in it at all times, and adds the 2nd for when she wants to entertain a larger group.
Close up shots of the custom wall stripes that I painted, the floral accents on ceiling. I wanted the headboard wall to be a nice backdrop to, and slightly mimmic the stripes in the bedding and bed frame.
For added interest and softness, I framed out four botanical prints and installed them with satin, ivory ribbon hanging from vintage drawer pulls that I screwed into the wall. It also added height to the art above the headboard.
Design, divertimento e sostenibilità: Red Bull, da sempre l’energy drink per eccellenza, sbarca alla Design Week 2014 con “Yes, We CAN”, il progetto di VS² - Versus Studio (Nicole Sassi, Paola Scottini, Sofia Vavassori e Michela Vado) vincitore del concorso Red Bull - Re Design Award: Reduce, Renew, Redesign, promosso in collaborazione con POLI.design Consorzio del Politecnico di Milano. Obiettivo: richiamare l’attenzione dei giovani sul tema del riciclo delle lattine coinvolgendoli direttamente durante le giornate del design milanese.
www.polidesign.net/it/RedBullRE
Credits: Olaf Pignataro / Red Bull
Not all squeezers are meant to actually squeeze. Perhaps the most famous example of this is the Juicy Salif, designed by Philippe Starck in 1990. It is considered an icon of industrial design that has been displayed in New York's Museum of Modern Art. - Wikipedia
I liked the illustration at the bottom, but thought it was overwhelmed by the author's nameplate.
So here's my 5-minute redesign.
In an attempt to make the product icons fit more harmoniously into this old-timey design, I've tried to make them look they're engraved. Any comments on how this looks? You probably want to take a look at it full size.