Hasta La Motion!

Mark Newson is one of the most influential industrial designers of our time. He’s designed just about everything you can think of  from airplanes to cell phone, chairs, dish drainer, a vibrator (yes, that kind), suitcases, tables. He’s so prolific he can’t remember what he hasn’t designed yet.

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There’s a pretty good bio for him over at Design Boom.

Artist/Designer Damien Correll has recently been commissioned to add his signature touch to De’Longhi’s Artista series of high-end espresso machines. High-five to us for beating Kanye’s blog to the punch on this one.

Damien also collaborates with Vancouver, BC based RadioZero designing accompanying pieces for their internationally renowned podcast series (think disco, synth-pop & balearic beats a la Beats in Space or D*I*R*T*Y Podcast). His work has also graced the pages of XLR8R, New York Magazine, and Juxtapoz among other publications. Make sure you cruise over to Damien’s website to scope out the rest of his collage/cut-n-paste inspired designs. 

-Matthew Owchar

Some of Damien’s other work:

Who would have thought that the world of mirrors was expanding. Apparently mathematician Andrew Hicks is fascinated by these reflective surfaces. His designs range from mirrors that don’t reverse the image to crazy cylindrical mirrors used for anamorphic paintings.

Found over at New Scientist.

We just came across an interesting little interview with James Jebbia of Supreme for Interview Magazine. Take a read and get the goods on why Lou Reed wears Supreme t-shirts, how Damien Hirst wound up spinning paint onto their skate decks, and how Supreme managed over 15 years to consistently be the best instead of the biggest. 

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