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And Now, a Crazy Detailed 3D Model of a Sci-Fi Book Cover
If there's any genre of book you'd want to jump right into, sci-fi would probably be at top of the list. Sculptor Grant Louden brings us one step closer to our nerdy fantasies with his series of 3D...
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Imagine Dieter Rams Showing Up at Your Final Design School Crit
Your final, graduating presentation at ID school is an intense experience. Unlike academic majors, with industrial design everything you've learned in the past few years is embodied in physical objects...
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Build the Future of Consumer Audio Devises with SoundFocus in San Francisco
SoundFocus is looking for an experienced industrial designer to help them craft the future of consumer audio devices that will improve the lives of millions. Their ideal candidate loves consumer...
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Making Unicorns a Reality: Kickstarting a New School Just for User Experience...
User experience design has quickly become a critical skill in fields ranging from software development to industrial design, but how can a designer already enmeshed in their career make a pivot toward...
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Richard Clarkson's Awesome 'Blossom' Is Blowing Up: The Story Behind the...
We've been fans of Richard Clarkson's work since he was a dewy-eyed student at Victoria University of Wellington's School of Design—which admittedly was not all that long ago—where he developed...
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In the Details: Building a Tip Jar for the Credit Card Era
As people get more and more used to paying for small transactions with credit cards, one group in particular seems to be losing out—baristas. At least that's what Ryder Kessler noticed in 2008 while...
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Forgotify: Underdog Radio
Are you tired of recognizing and enjoying your background jams? Do you strive to have a sonically obscure yet socially sharable music collection? This weekend give a listen to songs literally no one...
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Playground Design of Yesteryear and Its Much Prettier Modern Counterparts
Playgrounds are meant for fun, not broken bones and tetanus shots. Looking through the archives, images of, say, poorly fused metal monkey bars might seem more suited to heavy industry than...
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Peter Smart's Better Boarding Pass Redesign
We spotted creative director Tyler Thompson kicking off a boarding pass conceptual redesign frenzy back in 2010, and it was fun to see different designers' takes on what that little scrap of paper...
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Chris Labrooy Gives Cars a Little Yoga-Inspired Flexibility in His 'Auto...
It's been too long since we've visited Chris Labrooy and his ultra realistic/completely improbable 3D graphics. You may remember his far-fetched work from when we gushed over his typography posters a...
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The Work Day Has Been Freed and Coalesse Needs Your Design Skills to Keep It...
The average work day is far more fluid than it used to be. Coalesse, an award-winning brand of work furnishings, is enabling "crossover" work spaces where the lines between work and life intersect and...
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Designing with Energy, by Richard Gilbert from The Agency of Design
A few years ago, I became slightly obsessed with embodied energy, which led to a new perspective on both materials and design, in the form of a self-initiated experiment and ultimately a design tool. I...
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The Ups, Downs and Backwards of Dyslexic-Friendly Fonts
If you're anything like me (and some studies suggest that as many as 20% of you freaks are like me) you have a terrible time reading. Not due to disinterest, but because your eyeballs approach written...
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Core77 Photo Gallery: Cologne 2014
Photography by Anki Delfmann for Core77Every January, IMM Cologne and the off-site exhibitions and events of Passagen kick off the design year as the first international shows on the calendar, hosting...
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All Possible Futures: An Interview with Jon Sueda
By Christine Todorovich / Design MindCurated by Bay Area designer and educator Jon Sueda, All Possible Futures features 37 projects from renowned designers Ed Fella, Experimental Jetset, Daniel Eatock,...
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Afterschool Podcast with Don Lehman - Episode 16: Sports Journalist Paul Lukas
Jeff Zelevansky/Getty imagesHosted by Don Lehman, Core77's podcast series is designed for all those times you're sketching, working in the shop, or just looking for inspiration from inspiring people....
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Athletic Recovery Zone's Temperature-Controlled Benches
Those of you who watched yesterday's Super Blowout might have found more interesting viewing on the sidelines. You may have spotted, between the bouts of non-action, the chunky-looking benches you see...
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Design File 006: Dan Friedman
In this series, Matthew Sullivan (AQQ Design) highlights some designers that you should know, but might not. Previously, he looked at the work of Luigi Caccia Dominioni.Dan Friedman: Born in Cleveland,...
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Dads + Daughters + Dysons = The Ponytail Vac Hack
My new printer arrived, it's wireless. While setting it up I had to put my glasses on. It took me so long to do that I instinctively turned my head and yelled for my wife to fetch my son to show me how...
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Most Job Descriptions are Honest. Then There's This Graphic Designer Post...
It's not often we see such refreshingly honest job descriptions as the one posted by the fun folks at Moosejaw. They are looking for a Graphic Designer, which is exactly how they decided upon the title...
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