Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Friday, June 17, 2011
Best List Of Lists blog always try to research best collection of creative and attractive stuff for its readers. So today we are coming with the 45 creative and most attractive examples of USB designs. I hope our readers will appreciate this creative and inspirational stuff.
From long time, we were thinking to do a roundup of something extra creative and interesting stuff for our readers. And we choose to showcase the creative USB drive designs.
We all know that USB drives are now part of almost every human being who knows a bit of computers. Some use USB’s to copy important data while some others use for keeping favorite movies and songs. Nower days, USB sticks are very cheap and that’s why people try different designs to attract people for every growing market competition.
So, in this article, I have compiled a list of awesome USB drives which are really unique and creative in their designs.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Facade Converted To A Fold-Away Garage-Door: This is a clever architectural solution to a San Francisco homeowner's wish to add a garage to an old Victorian home keeping the historic appearance intact. To preserve the Victorian facade, Beausoleil Architects turned the original bay windows into a secret garage door.
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Designer Creates Couture Fashion from the Remains of Dead Animals
0 comments Posted by eightq at 6:48 AMI know what you’re thinking, so do those fashion companies making real fur coats, but Jess Eaton only uses the remains of animals that died of natural causes, have been hit by cars, or that have been killed for food.
Jess’ Roadkil Couture collection features weird items and accessories, like a necklace made from with the skulls of 12 dead pheasants, a bolero jacked made from the furs of 50 white rats eaten by her friend’s reptile, or a hat made from four magpie wings, but the designer claims she’s not out to shock the world. Sure, some of her pieces look like something only Lady Gaga would dare wear, but Jess Eaton says her creations are only meant to be beautiful, not outrageous.
While other women would probably flinch at the sight of a dead animal, Jess is more than happy to pick it up, skin it herself and use its various body parts in her unique fashion item. She recently received a dead horse’s head, which she carved and used in various pieces, proving she’d definitely not squeamish when it comes to working with her material of choice. Her seven-year-old son, Norton, however is sick of the smell of flesh-eating bugs in their Brighton house, and can’t wait until Jess finally opens her own studio, away from home. If there is an advantage to working with dead animals, is that the “fabrics” for her works are always free.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Grace Robinson, 52, from Cambridgeshire, England, takes used tea bags and sews them into fashionable dresses, shoes and accessories.
Grace has been drinking tea for most of her life and she’s been recycling used tea bags for over 10 years now. The process is quite simple: she drinks tea every day, saves the tea bags and lets them dry naturally with the tea leaves inside. Once they’ve dried, the designer empties them and sews them into whatever clothing item she likes. The color of this unusual fabric varies depending on how long she lets the tea brew.
For many years, Grace Robinson only used the tea bags from the tea she drank herself, but now some of her friends save their tea bags for her, which the designer says is wonderful because she can work a lot faster. A dress can take several months to finish, so she needs all the help she can get.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
So you think you saw everything? Then check out this very unusual computer mouse designs!!!
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Creativeness is something that is driving our fashion world to a different level altogether. Before I prepared this list, I won’t even imagine which other functions we might want for bras except comfort, protection and attraction. But apparently, there are lots of other functions beyond my imagination such as rice growing kit, a green globe, a golf playground, charging phones, boozing on your favorite drink and finding a perfect guy for marriage. And in some people’s view, bra is not only for women, men also need it
Monday, May 16, 2011
Nakameguro House - The House with a Slide: Yokohama based LEVEL Architects designed 'House with slide'. This three-storey family residence features a continuous circulation route that has both stairs and the playgroundequipment. There are other kid-friendly spaces such as ball-fillable playrooms, copious shelves for kids' books and coloring supplies.
Latest Collection of Designer Bridal Mehndi Designs (Arabic Mendi Designs)
0 comments Posted by eightq at 9:40 AM
Mehndi is the application of henna as a temporary form of skin decoration in the Indian Subcontinent, as well as by expatriate communities from these areas. Mehendi a traditional art of designing the hands and feet is an integral part of Indian customs and functions. Mehndi is typically applied during special occasions like weddings and festivals like Diwali, Bhaidooj, Teej and Eid. In some Hindu festivals every woman tries to have mehndi done on her hands and feet. It is usually drawn on the palms and feet, where the color will be darkest because the skin contains higher levels of keratin which binds temporarily to lawsone, the colorant of henna. Mehndi was originally used as a form of decoration mainly for brides.
Below are mentioned few examples of Designer Mehndi, Bridal Mehndi, Arabic Mendi applied on palm, hand and feet.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Here is a cool collection of decorative packaging tapes from all over the world.
Autobahn Tape: Build a racetrack in the kitchen, or a highway through the bedroom for your Matchbox or Hot Wheels collection with this 108-feet of roadway tape.
Autobahn Tape: Build a racetrack in the kitchen, or a highway through the bedroom for your Matchbox or Hot Wheels collection with this 108-feet of roadway tape.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Designer Nancy Judd uses recycled trash to create various clothing items for her Recycle Runway collection, which she showcases in airports, class rooms and other media outlets around America.
“I love taking garbage—something that people want to push away from and not think about—and transform it into something elegant,” Nancy Judd recently told CNN. She started the environmental education entity known as Recycle Runway in 2007, and began creating beautiful fashion garments from recycled stuff, thus capturing the attention of millions of people. Each of her works is a unique piece of wearable art that takes between 100 to 450 hours to complete, but lasts at least 100 years and inspires the public to reduce their impact on the environment.
Ms. Judd grew up in Portland, Oregon, and although she’s been sewing and designing clothes and jewelry ever since she was a child, she doesn’t feel attracted to the fashion industry, as “it creates a tremendous amount of waste, and there are a lot of social justice issues.” In fact, she turned down a spot on Project Runway because she is perfectly happy with her own project, Recycle Runway. Nancy has worked in the recycling field for a long time, but it was fashion that helped her attract attention and deliver important environmental messages to the world.
Faux Fur Dress (old cassette tapes woven into a thrift-store coat)
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
American Apparel Bag: Here's the bag that can come in handy, the next time you find yourself doing some unexpected shopping with nothing to carry your new stuff. This lightweight bag can be placed along with the keys and open up to a 19 1/2" x 23 3/4" bag that holds up to 60 lbs. This waterproof durable all-purpose bag can be placed coolly into its own pouch making it quite handy.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Benjamin Rollins Caldwell of BRC Design recycles old computer components by using them to create original pieces of furniture.
Discarded electronics are a major problem for the environment, and there’s no better example than China’s Guiyu electronics waste site, but some people come up with original ideas that make recycling them look easy and cool. Take Benjamin Rollins Caldwell, who’s Binary Collection features pieces of furniture any computer geek would love to have in their home.
For the Binary Low Table, the designer used bent computer tower cases as a basic frame, and proceeded to add various computer parts like motherboards, computer chips, LED displays and hard-drives, until the structure was completely covered. Even the glass panels were salvaged from an old warehouse. For the Binary Chair 01 and Binary Chair 02, Caldwell used a frame made of an old industrial printer, covered with a collage of electronics. Apart from being completely functional and visually appealing, the Binary Chairs also have an interactive quality, as the various buttons and keys can be pressed, the hard-disks can be spun and the antennae raised.
So why dump a bunch of toxic electronics in a landfill when you can create something as beautiful as BRC’s Binary Collection?
Thursday, April 14, 2011
R2-D2 Headphones: These headphones look really cool!
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Tauntaun Sleeping Bag: The Tauntaun sleeping bag is a reality now; what started as a prank was turned into reality due to the intense demand from the Starwars fans. The sleeping bag looks just like a Tauntaun, it's quite a reminder of how Han Solo saved Luke from freezing climate by placing Luke inside the Tauntaun.
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