Archive for November, 2009
| You have to watch this a-m-a-z-i-n-g video clip! I promise you won’t regret it! The video is a mix of frame by frame animation and crocheting animation. The background images were knitted into an 8 meter long piece. You can listen to TabooPlus music here.
www.tabooplus.co.il |
| I still can’t believe how absolutely stunning those necklaces are! Hila’s collection was created with various types of folded paper sheets. The choice of paper, shade and texture provides a different character to each piece. FYI, kipul means folding in Hebrew. {DesignBreak found Hila here} Luckily now you can find this amazing jewelry at Hila’s new Etsy shop.
www.industrial-jewellery.com |
| Linor is a student at the Textile Design Department of Shenkar College of Engineering and Design. I can stare at Linor’s scarfs all day long! I love the fact that every piece is made stitch by stitch and row by row. I’m sure it’s a hard work but it looks amazing! I’m especially obsessed with the felted ones and as you all know, every shopping spry starts with a tiny obsession. BTW, Nitca means thread in Russian. You should definitely visit Linor’s Etsy shop. Oh, and she also has a lovely blog. You can get in touch with Linor here: sh_linor {at} hotmail {dot} com |
| This time I’m going to let the shoes talk… I’ll just say that Karni Reshef and Lior Livne are the most talented shoe designers I have seen in a long time! I love their interpretation for the classic oxford shoe! FYI, Liebling means Darling in German.
www.liebling-shoes.com |
| It took me a while to find the designer behind this amazing necklace and I’m so glad I found Daniel! Daniel is a student at the Industrial Design Department of Holon Institute of Technology. She told me that she fell in love with ceramics a year ago and since then she can’t stop. I can promise you that this is not the last time you will hear about Daniel’s designs… She told me that there is more to come real soon and I can’t wait! You can get in touch with Daniel here: shablula {at} gmail {dot} com |