About Me
I'm Nathália, a 23 y/o designer,
advertising student from Brazil
and here are my digital crushes.
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The DIY Screenprinted LCD card allows you to customize a message by coloring the letterpressed lines. Each card is debossed on 100% acid-free recycled paper and comes packaged with a kraft style envelope. Measures 7.5 x 4 inches. |
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Science fiction fans out there, meet the nerdbots. Created by married couple Nicholas & Angela from Kansas City, Nerdbots are adorable robot-shaped sculptures made from old machines, antique appliance pieces and other found objects. Each of these endearing droids is unique and comes with a different name and lovable personality. I feel like Adopting-a-bot right now. |
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I Heart Guts designs the cutest items featuring our internal organs. Their original line with 8 cuddly soft plush organs is perfect for those recovering from surgery or anatomy lovers. They also sell t-shirts with snappy catchphrases (my favourite is the Pancreas ‘Gimme Some Sugar’ shirt) and adorable stickers and buttons. |
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If fashion is about expression, what statement a person wearing a blimp handbag or an owl shaped purse is trying to make? These eccentric bags were created by italian designer Carla Braccialini whose motto is ‘To create handbags as an absolute beauty concept without fear of daring, to be exclusive and bring to women the desire to play with fashion, escape banality.’ Even if they might be a bit too quirky and not exactly practical, they are definitely very unique and interesting pieces to look at. |
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Designed by Ran Lerner, the Doodlebook Frame allows you to display your photos in entirely personal ways. Have fun creating your own border with drawings, quotes or captions and when you get bored with the design just rip it off and start over. Each frame comes with 80 sheets of white sketch paper (also available in multi-colored sheets) and can be either wall-mounted or placed on a table. |
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British photographer Robbie Cooper documented the faces children make while playing video games by placing a high res video camera behind the projected game screen then, he took stills from the footage and the resulting images became part of his aptly named project “Immersion”. |
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The ‘I am’ flickr poll is yet another simple-to-make-polaroid-project-of-people-holding-signs that gets some nice results. I couldn’t find any info about it - whether it was a personal project or if it went further - but it definitely has potential. |
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Confessions of a Typophile is a very nice poster by smellkid. Those who love typefaces will want to print it and those who don’t know anything about typography might learn something. See it bigger in deviantart. |
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Vietnam native artist Diem Chau meticulously carves crayolas into tiny totem-like sculptures. Inspired by the folk art era when no material went to waste, each of these fragile little figures takes about 3-4 hours to complete. Check out dozens of ‘Storytelling Crayons’ at her website. |
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New Limited Edition of Storm Trooper Hoodies by Marc Ecko. The front zips all the way up to make the hoodie look like a mask. It’s a bit pricey but any die-hard Star Wars fan will have to resist not to buy it. They also have a nice Bobba Fett version. Check out the rest of the collection. |
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Soop is a design company making imaginative tableware products. ‘Ready Meals’ is a fun series of seven 10” plates (one for each day of the week) featuring outline drawings that suggest typical english breakfast meals you should eat - such as sausage, beans and mash or beans on toast. |
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States of Dress is a project by multi-disciplinary artist Robin Barcus Slonina who is currently travelling across the United States and designing eco friendly site-specific dress sculptures in each state. |
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