Showing posts with label book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book. Show all posts

5/23/12

Tool Bugs

Tool Bugs are functional, transportable, displayable, and aesthetically appealing, two-in-one robot bug tools. The Tool Bug is a hypothetical product that brings together a number of my favorite things, including household tools, robots, and infusing everyday items with visual interest. Shown below are:
  • Four Tool Bugs
  • A poster promoting the Tool Bugs
  • The cover of a catalog for the Tool Bugs
  • A link to the full catalog





9/28/11

Locating place book


The idea behind the locating place books is to address the general question of what creates, identifies, and defines cities and places, and then focus in on a particular neighborhood.

In order to reflect the idea of the city as an ever evolving entity with no beginning and no end within the actual structure of the book, I used a book structure that also had no beginning or end. It is essentially a wooden dowel with three book sections hanging on metal rings, allowing the pages to be viewed in many different combinations, without a significant opening or closing point.