Made of electroluminescent sheets, Bright Blind simulates a window where none exists. Turning the plastic stick controls the brightness.
Since I don’t like the sun, the hermit I am, this is perfect.
Reblogged from unknownskywalker November 1st, 2011 at 8:37 pm 3,957 notes #lamp #design #products
Reblogged from fastcodesign.com July 18th, 2011 at 10:24 pm 19 notes #math #ux #design #data visualizationBret Victor’s Kill Math prototype:
So I don’t hate math per se; I hate its current representations. Have you ever tried multiplying roman numerals? It’s incredibly, ridiculously difficult. That’s why, before the 14th century, everyone thought that multiplication was an incredibly difficult concept, and only for the mathematical elite. Then arabic numerals came along, with their nice place values, and we discovered that even seven-year-olds can handle multiplication just fine. There was nothing difficult about the concept of multiplication — the problem was that numbers, at the time, had a bad user interface.
via Co. Design
Reblogged from bandwagonpete October 2nd, 2009 at 3:11 pm Notes #designsystem x lighting by ross lovegrove
Kevin
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"What do you despise?
By this you are truly known."
-Dune
