Netdiver Mag

Stellar projects

May 3 (14) 08:32 am Wanna see more? — imaginative {c/y}
#TAG: interactive design — mobile design

Mike Tucker now operating from London, UK, has garnered quite a parcours by having working with stellar agencies.. and fascinating projects.

He is an interactive director currently at Universal Everything.. which will be reviewed again.. soon.

Have a lookee.

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PopClock turns your iPad or iPhone into an hourglass. Beginning at midnight with an empty screen, the screen gradually fills up over the course of the day.

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Perfect duo!

April 29 (14) 08:44 am Wanna see more? — photography — powagirrrls {c/y}
#TAG: fashion — portraits

Grace, elegance and poetic describe the art and eye of Nichole Sloane photography. The colors are so rich and vibrant you feel like jumping right in.

The nonchalance of subjects salutes Michael’s ability as a producer, to organize and create a relaxing atmosphere during a shoot.

MUD school

April 29 (14) 08:41 am Wanna see more? — photography {c/y}
#TAG: branding — photo essay — portraits

Ravishing photography and body paint details on MUD (Making Upward Dance) – a cutting edge dance studio dancers – communication material and website.

Identity + photography by The Clocksmiths, an italian design studio versed in communication and branding whereas they use ‘quality as the weapon against time and competence as the code’.

Plugzine / book

April 27 (14) 14:51 pm Wanna see more? — imaginative {c/y}
#TAG: book — collective — editorial design — print

PLUGZINE Where to start? / No 1

“The initial concept was to find a path to encourage diversity, promote cultural pluralism and provide new opportunities to aspiring designers across the world…and plug a path between East and West… Designers represented here are commended for the depth of their thinking…”

Joyn:Design approach is courageous and exciting. Asking designers to express about a topic that is usually relegated to the atmospheric spheres of high intellectualism which is not bad, but mostly and usually worst, relegated to ‘socio cultural’ politics.

In this world of mass indifference fed by mass media whereas we are told over and over how impotent we are to affect and make changes…

In fact, they are pointing and asking hard and harsh questions that need answers… now! Not another massive dose of comforting and empty advertising babble and/or corporate happy talk wanting to control culture.

In my opinion, there is a huge difference between an urge to design and an urge to communicate! The set of skills are the same – the mindset is altogether completely different!

It grants a powerful tribune where we can speak loud and clear!

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photos via: Yosoh

Interactive visions

April 25 (14) 07:10 am Wanna see more? — imaginative {c/y}
#TAG: analog — installation — interactive design

Brendan Dawes is a designer and artist exploring the interaction of objects, people, technology and art using an eclectic mix of digital and analog materials, for himself and for clients around the globe.

An explorative mind at the forefront of possibilities.

Sans Form

April 23 (14) 13:52 pm Wanna see more? — industrial {c/y}
#TAG: ecogreen — fashion — lifestyle

Sans Form is an independent label established in 2013. Delivering clean and thoughtful design on environmentally friendly wearable and printed goods.

It acts as an international collective hub of creative designers sharing the same idea that simpler design is better. Studios like Sawdust, Hey, Anonymous, Berger & Fohr, 1910, and Anonymous, as well as young and talented designers from all around the world, are showcased weekly.

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Superb that Sphere of No Form print!

RDC / AAL

April 21 (14) 07:09 am Wanna see more? — industrial {c/y}
#TAG: architecture — furniture

Rafael de Cárdenas aka Architecture at Large was founded in 2006 and had a small office in Chinatown and has now expanded to two continents with offices in New York and London.

With wide-ranging projects in architecture, residential and commercial interiors, temporary spaces, furniture, and integrated objects – they favor the strategic over the thematic, the cosmopolitan over the typological, and the atmospheric over the static.

Well the opening sequence of their website is not exactly what you were expected – but I’m loving it.