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florence-based emerging brand AVAVAV has unveiled its vision of the future or what we might want to wear once all this social distancing madness is over.
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dubbed epic cycling on ice, the Q’s latest experiment is the icycycle, a sort-of-terrifying ice bike that features two giant saw blades instead of normal tires.
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the new P17A model includes floor integrated batteries that can store up to 12kWh of electricity.
ten individuals have been laid into vessels to begin their transformation into soil at recompose's first facility called 'the greenhouse' near seattle.
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I just realized that note was not written by David himself, just someone who would have been annoyed if they were David. In any event, my comments still stand.
David,
I admire your lamp very much; packaging equalling product, etc; and yes I did see it around.
For the record, the initial work on my lamp was done in 2006, as is evident in this article that appeared in August 2007 in Interior Design Magazine: http://www.harryallendesign.com/news/Papier-mache/1.jpg.
In addition, my paperwork lamps come from a very different place as my main motivation is casting from real life and the impressions I use come from an urn lamp and barn lantern, and in the end it is paper machiér not pulp.
So I say, lets just chalk it up to zeitgeist.
its almost amusing how different these lamps are… forgetting about the general shape and construction method, can you please look at the light which is able to pass through this one vs the other one. it’s not a copy… it’s an improvement upon a general idea.
David, yours is much better
If my name was David Gardener I would be quite annoyed now. Check out his paper pulp light [url=http://www.dezeen.com/2008/08/14/packaging-lamp-by-david-gardener/] here. [/url] It is the first picture on google when you search paper pulp lamp! Shame on Harry Allen Design for copying something they must have known…