tomogram playfully crafts a colorful stack-toy collection
the collections includes playful crafted and colorful stack-toys.
design studio tomogram has recently designed a playful and exclusive collection of toys made of various materials, shapes, and color combinations. this special edition entitled ‘tomogram toys’ is a happy reminder of childhood creativity and playfulness — emphasizing individual personality for a diversity of people.
colorful collection of toys
tomogram‘s latest creation gives users the choice to assemble or disassemble various parts of the objects, thus creating individualized toy designs. the components of the playful items are largely divided into a head, torso, nose or mouth, and legs. these can easily be separated and re-combined since they were manufactured with a tab.
green+hottpink+copper type
based on the shapes created through a lathing process, various materials such as wood, stone, resin, and ivory were researched and applied in the fabrication of the toys. for better quality, coloring and finishing appropriate for the nature of each part were added. furthermore, the choice of hard-surfaced materials like wood or stone also allow users to paint over them and create more personalized pieces.
skyblue+ivory+pink type
what truly characterizes this collection is its incredible combinations of colors — from pastels to striking red — and diversity of materials, from smooth textured ivory to grainy stone surfaces. some examples of variteties include: wood+gold, ivory+skyblue+ pink, all-red and all-white.
wood+gold combinations in the design
playing with constrast in colors — highlighting the simple and coherent design
copper toy
wood+gold+color anodizing type
diagrammatic illustration of the various tomogram toy designs
parts which can be assembled and disassembled by users
sketching out the original idea..
work in process of the tomogram toy: dimensions, materials, design features
project info:
product : design toy
material : aluminum , wood , resin , cement
finishing : plating , painting , anodizing
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