One More Great Lesson From Steve Jobs: Innovation Begins As A Social Movement
On entrepreneurial capitalism. A gem.
Jonathan Safran Foer’s ‘Tree of Codes’: Book as Art Object
He is so creative, so brilliant and so damn smart.
![Stainless steel laser cut in cross-stitch lace. Stunning.
via illustrativo:
Imogen Luddy
Oh how surprisingly, awfully gorgeous this cross stitch table is in real life. Using a 16th century Italian lace as a starting point she created this laser cut stainless steel table top. Super tasteful. Playful. Witty.
The picture can not give back it’s nobility at all.
Imogen Luddy’s statement:
[Awards: The NEWH Scholarship]
“My textile practice spans wallpapers, fabrics, surfaces and desirable products for interior environments. Working across a wide range of media, including laser-cutting, embroidery, crochet and ceramics, I seek to find new and innovative ways of exploring traditional crafts.
Using antique lace, doilies and embroidered samplers as a starting point, the aim of my final collection is to subvert these traditional practices by ‘digitising’ their structures and reproducing them in unexpected materials.”](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l57ifouKn11qzjlz4o1_500.png)
Stainless steel laser cut in cross-stitch lace. Stunning.
via illustrativo:
Imogen Luddy
Oh how surprisingly, awfully gorgeous this cross stitch table is in real life. Using a 16th century Italian lace as a starting point she created this laser cut stainless steel table top. Super tasteful. Playful. Witty.
The picture can not give back it’s nobility at all.
Imogen Luddy’s statement:
[Awards: The NEWH Scholarship]
“My textile practice spans wallpapers, fabrics, surfaces and desirable products for interior environments. Working across a wide range of media, including laser-cutting, embroidery, crochet and ceramics, I seek to find new and innovative ways of exploring traditional crafts.
Using antique lace, doilies and embroidered samplers as a starting point, the aim of my final collection is to subvert these traditional practices by ‘digitising’ their structures and reproducing them in unexpected materials.”
Extreme Makeover, Weiner Edition: RKS Redesigns the Deadly Hot Dog | Design Reach | Fast Company
This is the best thing I’ve read in a very long time.
Anatomical Designers’ Tongue: labeled parts include “comic sans rejection buds”. LOVE. (by lunchbreath, hat tip to Elin)
