Inspiration (January 2005 - April 2010) - Page 11

TokyoVogue · 05-04-2005

those are my specialty^
but i always wanted to learn origami...i mean the real thing like bunnies and whatnot.

maarit · 05-04-2005

Max Vadukul

droogist · 05-04-2005

Tom Sachs, for the way he makes you look at things in endless new ways. (images from www.tomsachs.org)

droogist · 05-04-2005

Sarah Sze (images from www.sculpture.org)

droogist · 05-04-2005

Panamarenko (images from www.panamarenko.info)

jennifer~ · 05-04-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by maarit

Max Vadukul

Max Vadukul's wonderful, I've been a fan since I saw a pictoral that he shot with Shalom Harlow, which was once my avatar...

jennifer~ · 05-04-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by droogist

Sarah Sze (images from www.sculpture.org)

I absolutely love these...

Estella* · 06-04-2005

i'm really liking the tom sachs and the sarah sze, droogist!

also the max vadukul pictures, maarit!

and mucha, of course...

bonnard et vuillard for me today:

travolta · 06-04-2005

i like your thinking droogist. i also like the pieces you posted. you should check out this link http://d-sites.net/english/davincipanamarenko.htm

lifeis · 06-04-2005

i love this designer's pics i guess its because i find the people he draws styleish.
i

jordi labanda!!!

(he did the images for some of zara's first perfumes thats what u see in the back)

also loved this:
breathe0xygen

Things That inspire me constantly...

thanks meg, love this post!

sphagnum.esplanade · 06-04-2005

Lou Doillon, Lenny Kravitz, The 60's, Sailors - Rope & Wood (decking), David Hockney (& his Pages of Vogue), Vogue & i-D, Africa and fair trade, Japanese fashion & at the moment Marni is my current favorite designer.

droogist · 07-04-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by travolta

i like your thinking droogist. i also like the pieces you posted. you should check out this link http://d-sites.net/english/davincipanamarenko.htm

Thanks, travolta. I'm naturally attracted to artists whose work has an obsessive quality to it, plus I'm an ex-sculpture major, so I suppose it's not surprising that these are some of my favorites. And thanks for the link. I strongly disagree with most of the points the writer tries to make though...and I don't think his disorganized writing style helps much either...

travolta · 07-04-2005

ah, i can see the ex-sculpture major connection. i really respond to the ephermenal quality to their work. i think the tom sach's skull piece is pretty successful in conveying this. as an ex-industrial design major i can relate a bit to what they are grappling with. a tom sachs quote i liked, "systems are what makes us great, they can solve problems but they are easily corrupted."
you should check out this book i've already peddled in another thread: design for the real world-human ecology and social change by victor papanek. its probably the closest thing to a handbook for industrial design...and it speaks about different methods of problem solving. it's a pretty thought provoking read.

travolta · 07-04-2005

collapsible. i love those metal basket strainers, but can't find a pic.

interlocking modular parts

Yppe · 08-04-2005

She's in fashion I'm very identified with your collage! Really good inspiration!

the sixties, David Hockney, Marni. And I like Lou Doillon style too.

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travolta V.I.P. Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: New York City Gender: femme Posts: 3,595	ah, i can see the ex-sculpture major connection. i really respond to the ephermenal quality to their work. i think the tom sach's skull piece is pretty successful in conveying this. as an ex-industrial design major i can relate a bit to what they are grappling with. a tom sachs quote i liked, "systems are what makes us great, they can solve problems but they are easily corrupted." you should check out this book i've already peddled in another thread: design for the real world-human ecology and social change by victor papanek. its probably the closest thing to a handbook for industrial design...and it speaks about different methods of problem solving. it's a pretty thought provoking read. __________________ "the way a problem is set up often suggests the resolution." http://michelleboxgirl.blogspot.com/

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travolta V.I.P. Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: New York City Gender: femme Posts: 3,595	collapsible. i love those metal basket strainers, but can't find a pic. interlocking modular parts __________________ "the way a problem is set up often suggests the resolution." http://michelleboxgirl.blogspot.com/ Last edited by travolta; 07-04-2005 at 06:47 PM.

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TokyoVogue trendsetter Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: California Gender: femme Posts: 1,249	those are my specialty^ but i always wanted to learn origami...i mean the real thing like bunnies and whatnot.

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droogist spoilt victorian child Join Date: Jan 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 1,975	Sarah Sze (images from www.sculpture.org)

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lifeis backstage pass Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Madrid & Bilbao, Spain Gender: femme Posts: 740	i love this designer's pics i guess its because i find the people he draws styleish. i jordi labanda!!! (he did the images for some of zara's first perfumes thats what u see in the back) also loved this: breathe0xygen Things That inspire me constantly... thanks meg, love this post!

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Yppe trendsetter Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Paris Gender: femme Posts: 1,100	She's in fashion I'm very identified with your collage! Really good inspiration! the sixties, David Hockney, Marni. And I like Lou Doillon style too.

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