Porsche 356 Speedster
The Porsche 356 was the company’s first production automobile. It was a lightweight and nimble-handling rear-engine rear-wheel-drive 2-door sports car available in hardtop coupe and open configurations. Design innovations continued during the years of manufacture, contributing to its motorsports success and popularity.
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Coca Cola London 2012
By Matt W. Moore & Attik. MWM Graphics recently had the opportunity to collaborate with Attik and CocaCola on an extensive campaign for the London 2012 Olympics. They were responsible for creating a library of graphics that were then applied to all sorts of materials worldwide, including packaging, uniforms, signage and more.
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Indian Bikes
There’s a reason the word “legendary” always comes to mind when Indian Motorcycle is brought up in conversation. No other word more perfectly encapsulates the brand’s storied heritage. In 1904, Indian wins the Gold Medal for Mechanical Excellence at the St. Louis Exposition. In 1906, George Holden and Luis Muellr ride an Indian from San Francisco to New York City in 31 trouble-free days, breaking the existing record by over 18 days. The New York City Police Department buys two Indian Twins to chase down runaway horses.
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Citroen DS – the “Goddess”
“The bodywork, the lines of union are touched, the upholstery palpated, the seats tried, the doors caressed, the cushions fondled; before the wheel, one pretends to drive with one’s whole body. The object here is totally prostituted, appropriated: originating from the heaven of Metropolis , the Goddess is in a quarter of an hour mediatized, actualizing through this exorcism the very essence of petit-bourgeois advancement.” – Roland Barthes
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Corset
Bregje Heinen photographed by Coller Schorr, for 10 Magazine Summer/Autumn 2012. See More At The Khooll
Träullit Hexagon by Form Us With Love
The process of making wood wool cement is quite simple: wood slivers is cut from logs, then mixed with water and cement and put in a mould to dry into shape. The result is a material that is environmentally friendly, water resistant, moisture and sound absorbent.
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