Designer: Yong Joo Kim
Recent MFA graduate Yong Joo Kim explores the value of usually mundane objects by using them to create unique jewelry pieces that bring out their hidden beauty. By reconfiguring objects such as beans and cable ties, she introduces the viewer to a new way of looking at these seemingly insignificant materials and brings to mind the questions pertaining to the definition of value.
Designer: Timur Pinar
It’s a concept tablet computer that features a “concave side” ergonomic body design. It Features a stylus pen that will help to draw and execute renders in a practical and efficient way, especially if you use programs like Alias Sketchbook pro or Adobe Photoshop. An extra OLED touch screen with pre-programmable buttons pops out from the left side of the tablet, adding to the functionality.
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Designer: I’m not exactly sure how I would describe Adam Voorhes‘ work, but he would tell you he’s a photographer. No doubt the majority of Adam’s projects revolve around the photographic medium, however I find some of Adam’s work just as relevant to graphic design. A good example is this series: “Exploded”.
Designer: Antero Nuutinen
Antero Nuutinen is a designer from Finland whose illustrative designs are fabulous. However, I came across Nuutinen’s skate deck designs, and as a longboarder myself, I fell in love.
