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(via MAKE | Papier-Mâché Dogs by Lorraine Corrigan)
Check out more photos of Lorraine Corrigan’s work on her tumblr site
Azusa Murakami and Alexander Groves have a knack for transforming trash into modern design treasure. The duo, known together as Studio Swine, combed beaches for plastic debris to create the Sea Chair, and their recent São Paulo collection offers a new take on the local vernacular made out of stuff destined for the bin.
The Britain-based duo spent five months in the vibrant city to produce the series, every element of which was inspired by, or formed from, these new surroundings. “We always research a place first to discover what resources they have that might be overlooked, or existing systems that we can connect,” they tell Co.Design. Component parts were purchased from independent waste collectors who corral the “phenomenal amount” of aluminum and glass refuse, and pine off-cuts were sourced from a carpentry workshop…
(via MAKE | CRAFT Flickr Pool Weekly Roundup)
Paper Sculpture Deer, by all things paper
(via MAKE | CRAFT Flickr Pool Weekly Roundup)
Steampunk Guitar Pick, by keytiques
(via Agence eureka)
Poupée à habiller , costumes Chine, Cambodge et Japon
(via MAKE | The SkullKerchief)
Telma Costa of Knitty or Nice posted this fiendishly popular SkullKerchiefdesign.
