Tipsy glasses

Written by Valentina on February 7, 2012. Posted in design, Stuff

Tipsy Glasses, designed by Loris&Livia:

“They look a bit out of shape, a bit wrong, just like the world around you when you get tipsy!
The original Duralex Picardie glasses (250ml) were put in a kiln at a very high temperature until reaching their melting point. The process resulted in a slow deformation of the glasses caused by gravity while preserving their original identity.”

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Possession. The unholy wine collection

Written by Valentina on February 7, 2012. Posted in design, Food

Possession, by Daniel Brokstad:

“Possession is a limited edition unholy wine collection, featuring “Evil Demon – Bloody Shiraz”, “Haunting Ghost – Spoory Cabernet” and “Old Witch – Cursed Pinot Noir”. All the wines comes in a solid coffin shaped glossy casing, which adds to the exclusiveness of the wine series. Each are based on different occult themes as satanism, the paranormal and witchcraft. The type design on each bottle reflects it’s theme and was made in a rough way to contrast the otherwise clean setup and design, to give it more of an edgy look.”

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Bang-bang handle

Written by Valentina on February 4, 2012. Posted in design, Stuff

Bang-bang handle by Nikita Kovalev…

[via inspire me now]

Bang

Bang2

Bang3

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Burning car

Written by Valentina on January 20, 2012. Posted in design, Stuff

Set your car on fire!

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Drawing pins cactus

Written by Valentina on January 20, 2012. Posted in Art, design, Sculpture

A cactus made of 20.000 drawing pins. By The Miha Artnak.

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Revolver Teapot

Written by Valentina on January 19, 2012. Posted in Ceramic, design, Food

Tea time gets dangerous. Designed by Dennis Shields.

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Self-punishment tools

Written by Valentina on January 19, 2012. Posted in design, Stuff, technology

A bizarre set of self-punishment tools by designer Svetlana Mikhailova:

“Self-Punishment is one of the oldest religious practices in the world. This project explores a topic of what is self-punishment today; Are soul-searching, self-effacement, sorrow and self-incrimination physiological disorders or strength which allows you move forward? The project consists of 3 interactive objects for self-punishment of contemporary men. Slap in the face, teeth’s bite and kick in the stomach will be made as machines based on Arduino and sensors.”

[via designboom]