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As seen in theTweet Like Don Draper article by Design Taxi, two digital firms have created Tweephone, the first analogue Twitter client. It looks like a retro rotary phone, and uses old-school texting methods (hit 1 once for A, twice for B, etc). Except, you have to dial these letters in, obviously. A bit time consuming, but interesting. And you can follow tweets from this phone by checking out their profile.

As seen in theTweet Like Don Draper article by Design Taxi, two digital firms have created Tweephone, the first analogue Twitter client. It looks like a retro rotary phone, and uses old-school texting methods (hit 1 once for A, twice for B, etc). Except, you have to dial these letters in, obviously. A bit time consuming, but interesting.

And you can follow tweets from this phone by checking out their profile.

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Terry Border started out making wire sculptures out of wire and objects lying around, in 2006. The blog, Bent Objects, evolved into creating clever little scenarios, with the objects being more of the main focus than the wire. He tends to stick to pictures that tell an elaborate, twisted story. What started out as a side project ended up with publishing two books. Bent Objects: The Secret Life of Everyday Things (2009), and Bent Object of My Affection (2011). Click the photos to get a closer look!

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Boxsal has the read-it-two-ways tagline “pretty. fun. picnic.” Their picnic boxes include a Color By Number set for a fun, creative date, a faux-briefcase set for a refreshing office lunch, and an old school boombox design for an urban outdoor meal. They’re $25 for the box, 8 recycled napkins and compostable dining ware (8 bowls, 4 utensil sets, 4 cups, a tray, and a trash bag). It’s a little pricey, but cute and proof that you can market a simple idea. Check out their website here.

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A girl at my school made Nike shoes out of Twizzlers. No other materials were used. Check out the post + the rest of her blog at For the Love of Nike.

A girl at my school made Nike shoes out of Twizzlers. No other materials were used. Check out the post + the rest of her blog at For the Love of Nike.

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‘Shoelace Typefeet’ by Gabriel Figueiredo.

Find this + his portfolio on Behance.

Posted in sneakers typography design shoes
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Art Director Exergian created a set of posters, using minimalist iconic symbols to represent popular TV series. He described this personal project as “a humorous view on TV culture”. See the rest, from Dexter to Twin Peaks, here.

Art Director Exergian created a set of posters, using minimalist iconic symbols to represent popular TV series. He described this personal project as “a humorous view on TV culture”. See the rest, from Dexter to Twin Peaks, here.

Posted in tv minimalism design
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‘Characters for an Epic Tale’ by Tom Gauld. Such simple drawings and kind of a silly idea, but I like it. I feel like you can pick a handful of these guys, throw them in a mixer with random locations and situations, and come out with something fun.

‘Characters for an Epic Tale’ by Tom Gauld.

Such simple drawings and kind of a silly idea, but I like it. I feel like you can pick a handful of these guys, throw them in a mixer with random locations and situations, and come out with something fun.

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For just $4,755, you can get your very own fireplace bookshelf. The CosiHome Bio “Helios” fireplace has an 8mm thick safety glass for protection, and you can start up the fire via remote control. Just keep your copy of Fahrenheit 451 far from the fire, despite your love for irony.

For just $4,755, you can get your very own fireplace bookshelf. The CosiHome Bio “Helios” fireplace has an 8mm thick safety glass for protection, and you can start up the fire via remote control. Just keep your copy of Fahrenheit 451 far from the fire, despite your love for irony.

Posted in furniture decor design bookshelves
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