Wednesday, 21 April 2010
A wicked little Japanese printing machine. This lo-fi piece of technology has a cult following with films dedicated to it and an internet campaign to keep it alive, although unfortunately manufacturing stopped in 2008. プリン トゴッコ Print Gocco is a self-contained battery operated screen printer that allows you press off mini-prints. Wiki says the print gocco name derives from the Japanese Gokko loosely translated as make-believe play. The film is from Koleo to a Bridgitte Bardot soundtrack, singing 'contact!'. And artwork on the left by print gocco fans Peskimo, and photo right from Lullatone.
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
The bookshelves were a photo from an event listed on the dazed digital newsletter about a series of talks on the influence of italian design taking place at the design museum in London. I saw it and just thought - wouldn't that look nice with a matching jumper! Which I quickly found on SupermarketSarah. I really shouldn't be so easily distracted, back to work.
Labels:
Dazed digital,
Design Museum,
Mario Bellini,
Supermarket Sarah
Monday, 19 April 2010
I came very close to buying this lovely print by Roddy and Ginger at the kids modern fair yesterday. I'm still thinking about it, time to raid the piggy bank!
Saturday, 17 April 2010
Acid House Rave 89 chandal
Just found this clip early in the morning on you tube, all these people having fun is pretty feel-good and set me up for the day i reckon!
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