Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 15 2009 | technology, designs, news, handy, fingerprint, concept, mobile_phone, mobile, designers, magazine, design, interior, interior_design, architecture, exhibitions, fashion, fabric, sim
Now this is a phone Near Future as in 2010; thankfully the designers are not dating it like 2050 or 2200 for this concept! Anyways we are talking about the Persian Delight: Nokia CLIPit Concept Mobile Phone. Brushed steel and Persian turquoise stone encrusted, this phone proposes a bevy of features like finger print as your SIM, Touch pad-Dot matrix screen, hands free clip on design, and a combo of Philips Lumalive and conceptual “Smart fabrics” to blend out a 12”screen!
Yanko Design is a web magazine dedicated to introducing the best modern international design, covering from industrial design, concepts, technology, interior design, architecture, exhibition and fashion. It’s about the cutting edge and the classic, the new and the rediscovered.- Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 11 2009 | designs, community, fabric, tutorials, advice, tips, magazines, forums, stencils, art, resources
Stencil Revolution a stencil art community resource for stencils like a Bleach on fabric tutorial
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 11 2009 | designs, community, fabric, tutorials, advice, tips, magazines, forums, stencils, art, resources
Stencil Revolution a stencil art community resource for stencils like a Bleach on fabric tutorial, I may be a traditionalist but I do enjoy looking at the historical stencils, they seem to give me more ideas,
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