Showing posts with label liquid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label liquid. Show all posts

Liquid Mirrors


Liquid-like mirrors entitled Mizukagami Water Mirror designed by ad agency expert Rikako Nagashim and acrylic designer Hideto Hyoudou.

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Fluid Vase


The fluid vase by Fung Kwok Pan from Singapore is a customizable vase that takes its form through an interactive digital design interface. The vase’s form simulates the moving fluid, something that is directly linked to the function of a vase. 


Users can specify various aspects of the design to create a unique one off edition for themselves. Adjustments like the speed and volume of water used can be altered and 
the final design is created through 3d printing technologies. 

The digital simulations are based on video of flowing water captured through high speed cameras.

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Pouring Light


The Pouring Light by Yeongwoo Kim is an inverted cup shaped lamp.

Mimicking the pouring liquid from the cup, the lamp glows up delightfully. The use of phosphorescence in the “water” part is what actually does the trick.

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Sharpie Liquid Graphite Pencil


The guys at Sharpie have reinvented the permanent marker with their liquid graphite pen. The Sharpie Liquid Pencil writes like a pen, erases like a pencil, and becomes permanent after 3 days. Woohoo!

Available in stores staring September 2010.

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Ice Straws


Just in time for the hot summer days, this ice tray allows you to make your own straws from ice or juice. Freeze whichever liquid you like and enjoy your edible frozen straws!

Buy it here.

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Crown: Splashing Liquid Glass Coasters

Crown glass coasters designed by ETRAK.
Crown shapes created with splashing water/milk.

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Mao Bao Dishwashing Liquid Posters



Beautiful advertising campaign for the dishwashing liquid product, Mao Bao. By the agency Bates 141 Taiwan.

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Liquid Art






Colored liquid figures formed by vibrations from sound speakers.
Gorgeous!

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The Light Drop


Designed by Brazilian designer Rafael Morgan. The lighting is controlled through the tap. Just turn it around and you can control the effects.

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