Monday, December 1, 2014

Me, My Sketchbook And Traveling I travel to distance myself from...









































Me, My Sketchbook And Traveling




I travel to distance myself from the anxieties of my own familiar landscape.

New surroundings and cultures allow me to lose myself and to be immersed with the moment.

My sketchbook is my most reliable companion during travels; sketching allows me to transcend to ‘another place’ and internalizes my experiences.



Currently, I am working on publishing a book, titled ‘in-transit’ which will feature all my travel and commute sketches.Cherngzhi Lian is an Artist living and working in Singapore. He was born in 1979 and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Time-Based Media Studies from the Columbus College of Art, Ohio. He completed his Master of Arts in Design Development from The Ohio State University.





The Internet Is a Zoo: The Ideal Length of Everything Online



The Internet Is a Zoo: The Ideal Length of Everything Online

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snake sphere


11 Housekeeping Hacks From The 1950s You Can Still Use

These old photos from vintage 1950s issues of Popular Mechanics show how homeowners have always been discovering clever ways to make life simple. And some of them still hold up today!



1.)Sturdy Tree Stand


This design uses the tree's own weight to keep it upright, even when your cat decides to climb it as its own version of Everest.



2.) Grease Spatter Control


Save yourself from having to clean your stove every time you fry up bacon and other splashy meat by covering up the unused burners with plates. We recommend regular dishes over the flammable paper options shown, however.



3.) Organize Your Drawers


A place for everything and everything in its place using a label maker, simple masking tape and pen, or getting crafty with cute paint patterns and colors.



4.) Stick A Cork In It


Sugary products still using corks still tend to get super sticky after the first use, and this solution is still the perfect way to avoid frustration.



5.) Get A Grip


This is a still a great hack for almost any bottled household product, and can even be used for beverage coozies in the summer.



6.) Boot Storage


Snow boots, rain boots, and regular boot can all benefit from this storage process still. It keeps them from losing their shape and getting musty.



7.) Radiator Warmth


Homes heated with radiators can be still be used to warm up your baby's bottles, as well as wet snow shoes, jackets and other winter weather items. The bumper tip may be outdated for most cars now, but the porthole would make a cute place to keep your charging station in your home or outdoors.



8.) Heat Up


If your radiator isn't working quite well enough, you can add something reflective in between it and the wall to amplify the warmth. The toothpaste idea holds up, too, and can be done with a pen/pencil/anything cylindrical. The other two hacks are probably better left in the past.



9.) Table Mats


Unused linoleum pieces (in whatever pattern you prefer, the floral design isn't really mandatory) still make for great table mats and going the extra mile with the plywood makes them sturdy and longer lasting.



10.) Suction Cups


Most bath products come with this handy mounting option already these days, and the modern options tend to be a bit more effective than the slippery old days.



11.) Fireplace Poker


We definitely DO NOT RECOMMEND the toasting method on the other side, but the simple fireplace poker storage still holds up. Asbestos was unfortunately seen as a miracle-material before realizing its incredibly harmful effects.




Honda CARpet : Futuristic Car Interior with Morphing Carpet

Honda CARpet features futuristic interior with morph ability to suit passengers’ needs. This innovative morphing interior so dynamic that you might feel this concept vehicle is alive, it will be implemented when vehicles have become fully autonomous and accidents are things that you only encounter in the past. The system focuses on human, it doesn’t strict itself from traditional interfaces.


The interior consist of 2 elements: a carpet and a ball. The carpet is a flexible platform which can create any shape that you like, it’s a space where you have the freedom to do whatever you like, whether you are alone or with friends. You can play around with CARpet form to create intuitive and natural forms to enjoy the ride even more. The joy of traveling, this is the principle where Honda’s trying to bring back. This concept interior allows drivers to interact with passengers during the autonomous journey.


Designers : Jonas Sandstrom, Seokmin Kim, Dmytro Zyubyairov, Rafik Ferrag, Jun Goto, and Motoaki Minowa


Honda CARpet Futuristic Car Interior Design


Honda CARpet Futuristic Car Interior Design



Inside this closed shape, Honda ball offers users a calm interface that responds to touch, vocal, and gesture commands to create communications between human and vehicle. When in “active” mode, driver can use the ball to control the vehicle, the harmony between car and machine imitate the relationship between rider and horse. Through the special ball, car accepts and interprets driver input to translate to its optimum move, even during the ride, this vehicle will be able to measure driver focus to sync it with its autonomous drive, creating greater user’s control and increases vehicle’s performance above standard capacity. Everything’s designed to allow drivers and passenger to enjoy the ride.


Honda CARpet Futuristic Car Interior Design


Honda CARpet Futuristic Car Interior Design


Honda CARpet Futuristic Car Interior Design

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Honda CARpet Futuristic Car Interior Design


Honda CARpet Futuristic Car Interior Design


Honda CARpet Futuristic Car Interior Design


Honda CARpet : Futuristic Car Interior with Morphing Carpet is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design