canvas, cardboard, cotton, Design process, fabric, fibers, forming, handmade, material, paper, process, Product, shoes
Mike Friton is a freelance shoemaker, weaver, paper sculptor and innovator with over 30 years of experience at Nike. His innovations are responsible for many elements of athletic footwear that people wear today. Each of his crafts informs one another and he is constantly exploring […]
Art, bending, cardboard, cutting, forming, handmade, material, printing, process, Product, screenprinting
Wanting to bring you more than just the product, Us Versus Them and Savage Diplomacy introduce to you a limited hand constructed packaging for the Iphone 4 case’s which Us Versus Them teamed up with Incipio for the special collaboration. Limited to only 40 pieces, […]
cardboard, coating, cutting, die cutting, finishes, household, industrial, material, printing, process, Product, punching blanking
Jettingen Germany is home to Ludo Fact, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of board and card games. This documentary shows how a board game makes the leap from an idea to your table. You’ll see every aspect of the manufacturing process: the technology and […]
Film-maker & producer: Giora Kariv. gigicom77@gmail.com Photography: Uri Ackerman For more information and content about this project: erb.co.il/en/aboutus.asp?p=yxdn-vrjd-ufzg-ukyv
cardboard, cutting, Design process, handmade, industrial, material, paper, printing, process, punching blanking, scoring
Pinball Publishing is where we make Scout Books. And these are the people and the machines that make it all happen. We love what we do and hope you enjoy this peek behind the scenes of our Southeast Portland operation. Scout Books are Little Books […]
reignofart.com // Berlin based artist duo Stefan Guzy and Björn Wiede give us an exclusive insight into their process of artistic creation. Reign of Art ist an online gallery connecting emerging artists with art lovers from all over the world. For more information go to reignofart.com
Scrap Lights, made by Graypants, Inc. are fashioned from recycled cardboard into pendant lamps reminiscent of George Nelson’s Bubble Lamps