Olivia King | http://behance.net/oliviaking
“Using a selection of native Australian materials, and hand painted wood, the first prototype designs were endless and I quickly realized the potential for project where the designs weren’t mine, but those of the customers themselves. Using the Trig app, each piece is unique the tastes and style of those making them, with colour, shape and material options available in multiple variations. The final products are finished with natural oils and packaged in bright boxes with personalized thank you cards, ready for wear within days of their creation.”
Olivia King is a designer and illustrator based in Sydney, Australia. With passions for typography, hand lettering, illustration and branding, she’s a cider-drinking, paper-loving, challenge-seeker, who sees opportunity in everything and thinks the world would be a better place if typography was made compulsory in high school. When not watching reruns of The West Wing with her twin, listening to The National or wanting to be Jessica Hische, she studies Visual Communications and currently works as a designer and letterpress printer at The Distillery
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Paper art.
More or less fun facts postcards.
Check out the whole series here: http://kinehalland.tumblr.com/post/48686306761/more-or-less-fun-facts-postcards
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Rubies in the Rubble starts with a very simple thought – What if we used the some of the tones of discarded fruit and vegetables that are thrown away every day to make something tasty? Rubies is a chutney brand that does just that. We helped them set themselves a very simple mission – To make the tastiest chutney in the nicest possible way – and saw it through from verbal positioning, to brand mark, packaging, and website. (Though pretty much everybody is more occupied with the embossing machine.)
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Smart sushi via @jgold85.
Play a game to map the brain at http://eyewire.org/.
This is a uni-que way to symbolize nori-ons.
Source: undermyskin-1995
Just a few selections from Hong Yi’s “31 days of creativity with food!”
She’ll be starting a whole new 30 day project soon, and you can see more at her Instagram @redhongyi.
Awesomely Creative Food Play Photos
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