AZTEC BAJA BLEND
2006
Coffee package
I wanted to make something out of the ordinary.
Both considering shape and look.
I was inspiratied by videogames, pixelart and native indian art.
//DFP
Subscribe To di ArtyFart blog
Posts
Comments
Popular Posts
-
ASBJÖRN PUBLIC LIGHTING PROJECT Co-design project with Mina Karami Photo: Pär Kjellén -
I höst öppnar Malmös nya rum för kulturyttringar på Nobelvägen 125 i Malmö. Här verkar sedan januari 2010 musiker, konstnärer, scenograf &... -
POSTER till dramatiseringen av Sara Stridsbergs HAPPY SALLY som spelas på Eriksdalsbadet i Stockholm 31 oktober & 1 november. FOTO: Vibe... -
At the age of 70 Sigríður Níelsdóttir began making & recording her own music, using her kitchen as her studio, sampling the wate... -
Had some good times in the woods working with Oomaigoosh Find them on FB: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Oomaigoosh/139990206029570 Thank you... -
Vad händer när man som kreatör lägger invanda arbetsmetoder och det personliga uttrycket åt sidan och helt hänger sig åt det kollektiva skap... -
There is something about abandoned buildings & places that always touches me. The traces of lives that once was but no longer remains. (... -
Dags igen! Under en dryg vecka kan ni spana in DFP på kaféet på SELFMADE Bergsgatan 20 i Malmö. Det är en kombo-utställning tillsammans med ...
-
DFP har det stora nöjet att inbjuda till den kreativa smältdegelns hjärta. Under Gallerinatten 27 september håller DFP tillsammans med Hel...
DFP is an eco-couture & recycles costume-project, ongoing since 2007. Click the image to come to the facebook-page or follow this link: http://www.facebook.com/dancewithdfp
76°N-81°N
76°N-81°N is a neverending (?) collaboration-project with industrial designer Mina Karami. The project was initiated in January 2011. The first stop on this explorative journey was Svalbard, which coordinates has inspired the name. The journey resulted in a number of interviews & the insights gained were broken down into 4 introspective questions, intended to encourage reflection within the field of design.
- DIN FAVORITPOLACK
- DFP ECO-COUTURE & RECYCLES. DFP makes art, sound, clothes, photos, illustrations, paintings, sculptures, texts & more.