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a visit to their office. A true british classic.
I was shown some of their very first brochures which included bike saddles and clips for holding swords, cricket bats, tennis rackets etc to the bike.
Bethan Laura Wood solo exhibition opens at the Design Museum showcasing over 70 objects. Bethan a British Designer is known for her eclectic creations spanning furniture, lighting, jewellery and installations. Opens on the 14th February till January 2026.
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Lets Farm, A Terralogic Design Studio Website concept that simplifies the process and lets you harvest your own food at your own desired farm. Making it seamless for you to have freshly grown farm food at your doorstep.
In the Lets farm website, you can
1. Select a farm near you
2. Select what to grow
3. Get the harvest delivered.
Designed by : Terralogic Design Studio www.terralogic.design/
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Terralogic Design Studio is a UI-UX Design Studio based in Bangalore. We help companies Digital Design to be better for web and mobile app experiences. Our UX Design Agency Experts & UI Developers are providing ideal Design Services to Companies that requires Business Website or Mobile App.
So, this is my groups contribution to our final project, dubbed "be supreme!" We were split into three groups, and given the assignment to create three supreme beings; one male, one female and one androgyonous. My group was given the latter, and this is what we ended up with after three months. The group consisted of my wonderful classmates Åsta, Anna, Gabrielle, Emily and me. We all contributed to the designprocess, and we each did our part regarding the sculpting of the different pieces. The make-up consisted of one headpiece (pull-over), facepiece, torsopiece (chest, shoulders and spine) elbowpieces and handpieces (which sadly aren't shown in the pictures), all done in foam latex, and porcupine-like spikes for the head. I sculpted the scale-like parts for the elbows and shoulders, and some bio-mechanical blacelet-like parts (that aren't shown here, either.) The base-tone of the coloring is airbrushed (by me) and the shading is hand-done with sponge and brush. Everyone worked together (and closely) on gluing on the different parts, blending edges and coloring the whole thing from the model's waste and up. The makeup took a little under ten hours to do, starting at three in the morning. (A BIG thanks to our wonderful model, Julia, for showing up at abdominable hours.)
The black eyes have been post-edited in photoshop.
Photo and editing by Jim Udenberg.
Photos from Permaculture Design Certificate course with Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton.
University of Melbourne, 2010
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Photos from Permaculture Design Certificate course with Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton.
University of Melbourne, 2010
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[ #photoblog ] #angelicabrigade #jewelrymaking / #jewellerymaking #workinprogress --- Making a dozen of beaded chainmaille bracelets in various colorways ... #iphonephotography #chainmaille #swarovski #pearls #beads #designprocess
a visit to their office. A true british classic.
A book project that Anglepoise where involved with - recycling lamps.
'Open' design applications in healthcare for and by citizens: how do you personalise designs? With MakeHealth we discover the possibilities of digital fabrication for you as a healthcare professional, care giver, or citizen with a care need.
Photos from Permaculture Design Certificate course with Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton.
University of Melbourne, 2010
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the rudiments of an idea for a demonstration Waterwise Garden in the 10 ft wide boulevard strip outside the fence of the proposed Community Garden. The lower portion of the doodle is inside the fence (orchard and butterfly garden near the tool shed)
the upper half shows a concept for the demonstration waterwise garden path - shaped to mimic the meanders of a river through a fertile valley. The path could also divide the waterwise garden into semi-distinct "zones" for different plant communities, i.e. some that require more water than others, or plant groupings that might naturally occur in nature (except most of the plants would be culitvars of native plants)
Centered in this aerial photo is Lincoln Park, proposed site for the first official Growing Communities Garden in the Sixth Ward, Helena, Montana. Adjacent to the park is Lincoln School where PAL (Project for Alternative Learning) is located. PAL students will be an integral part of the community garden workforce, and hopefully will pitch in enthusiastically. The Lincoln Park neighborhood (otherwise known as the Sixth Ward) is a low to middle income neighborhood that we hope will embrace the gardens and benefit from the increased community awareness, educational opportunities and food potential of the gardens.