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'360' by yong su kim - 'seoul cycle design' competition shortlist revealed


'360' by yong su kim


'360' by yong su kim from korea is one of the shortlisted design entries from more than
3000 participants in our recent designboom competition, 'seoul cycle design competition 2010',
organized in collaboration with seoul design foundation.


when spun, the stickers create the illusion of tree rings




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erica db
09.10.10  
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"when spun, the stickers create the illusion of tree rings"

perhaps on a long exposure photo but i can't imagine the human eye would see that unless you were cycling at 80mph.
jed_   09.10.10
interesting?
fernando   09.11.10
kind of nice, however first rule of product design ……at least was it taught to us as being something like that……make a model and take real pictures. especially with something that simple…it would have been a matter of maximum an hour, including going for a ride and shooting some pictures nad doing some photoshop work after + i am pretty shure the human eye is not fast enough unless ol'granny is going for a ride
bmx   09.14.10
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