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Competition: Design a special edition Lomo LC-A+

Lomo, the popular low-fi snapshot camera series, has just announced a Customization Competition, inviting designers to propose a limited edition Lomo LC-A+. In addition to having their design produced and distributed all over the world, the winner will receive a 3-day trip to the Lomo headqua...

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Core77 Forum Topic: Jordan 2010

Featured Forum Topic of the Day: Jordan 2010 by crewkid in footwear & softgoods everything about the shoe looks sharp except for the giant clear window on the side. i know transparency was a design theme but that seems a little captain obvious of a solution. >>Read and Reply (more......

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Short film: The best of American design, circa 1958

This short film, sponsored by Chevrolet back in 1958, was made "In appreciation of the stylists of America, who work in lines, forms and textures and colors to give to us beauty, charm and elegance in the conveniences, comforts and necessities of our daily living." Called "American...

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Kids building a pinhole camera no longer impressive; Columbia's Computer Vision Lab raises the bar

The act of loading film into an SLR, or even just changing the lens, makes you more intimate with the object; by popping it open you see all this delicate stuff inside that looks like you shouldn't spill coffee on it. But nowadays the cameras most of us interact with are just sleek little bricks,...

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Wurk: Variations on the pupil's desk

Wurk, the Netherland design firm behind the It Hûske office furniture, bring us a new series of work-related furniture based on the classic pupil's desk. The "recession-friendly" Wurkchair, pictured above, "adds a new function to already existing products, just by adjust...

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Richard Sapper's now-you-see-it, now-you-don't

Perhaps best known for his Tizio Lamp for Artemide, Richard Sapper has produced more than a few innovations over the span of his fifty-year career, like a bicycle that folds flat immediately, umbrella-style, and a tea kettle that whistles in two (unannoying) tones. Two of his objects we like b...

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