now seemed a relic from the collection, found only in our distant memories, and yet - like many objects - has managed to come back into fashion: we are talking about cassette. Who can forget the numerous compilations constantly pressing 'REC' and 'STOP'? It was the 80s and 90s, then we thought and use of the internet to spread the music compact discs, cassettes and are inevitably finite in old drawers. Just in recent times, however, are coming back into fashion as a vintage item and adapted for any purpose.
Read the article
Ah, the vintage ! I love vintage! The cassettes are one of those things that I have forgotten in the garage, but always remember with sadness. I'd like to think of something to create with the MC that I have left, but for now I do not have many ideas. Meanwhile, take some inspiration from what I found online. I like the idea of \u200b\u200b"rehabilitation". That is to say, I take an object that is used to this and use it for something else. This, in brief, sends me into raptures.
So, here is a ranking of the most beautiful objects, in my opinion, created with the MC reconditioned.
3. Vintage computer. Son buy things that maybe yes maybe no. I mean are those objects that should be practical for me, rather than vintage. Also because I break things in 10 seconds when I use them frequently, so I like, but do not understand them, because I like them. But how beautiful the USB stick contained in the old C60 cassette? The idea is: create a compilation, put it in the USB key, the key store in the case with so much care, on which - MARVEL! - You can write by hand is a list of songs that a dedication, just like old times. If you know of nostalgic Deeply in the 80s, is the right gift. These can be purchased here .
If you want a simple key, but is shaped like a tape, you need MIXA , and I suggest you go to the site that is colorful and beautiful, just like I do. Mix and a 1 gig USB and you can customize the site, before you buy. You can give it a name, which will be printed on the cover and color it as you please, or upload your images from flickr or from your PC. On
PerpetualKid (a name because a) you will find many other gadgets, like the speaker for iPhone and iPod in the shape of MC, or a cassette wall Ipod headphones.
final report to be ' case for iPod-shaped cassette . Unfortunately it is sold out, and the site points out "forever." Too bad, because it was a nice idea to merge the "old" music with the "new". For those wishing to enjoy the product by far, the site is this .
2. china, trinkets and Martingales. Namely accessories.
Starting from bag-shaped cassette , designed by Jason Amendolara, affordable here to $ 10 (but to seek advice first on e-bay, with a little 'luck to you can also be found there).
Marcella Foschi, Italian designer, has instead created a portfolio made from old cassettes . Currently they are all sold out, I do not know if you ever coming back for sale. However, if you want to give them a look, the eye appizzate here. In this regard, I also found a tutorial to get themselves a portfolio in the form of cassette tape. I do not particularly like, but I'll point out anyway.
will not meet the Italian designer, but I do not mind: they are the iPod cases and boxes in the shape of MC found on 'e-shop "Brave Moonman" of Etsy.com. And always on Etsy.com, if you search for "boxes", there will come a series of themed products, including t-shirts and even a adhesive to stick on the laptop.
My favorite accessory is still the pin "Sound Like Me" created by Stina Lind and Kevin James Egan (who I adore!) And you can see and buy (if you have 336 €) here. It is created with a pin of the cassette tape and is simply fantastic
1. Gadgets for-nothing. My favorite category. That nerd in, the very marrow. Fortunately for us there is a vintage.
We start from the most useless things to keep on your desktop (but that I understand, of course): for example, the meters shaped cassette, or the dispenser of Scotch.
If you really want to hurt us, we can not look at notebook Wednesday's Garden , but let's do it with caution, which could be fatal.
Finally, the coup de grace. When I saw them, I have one at all costs or, alternatively, dying wish: the notebooks homemade Erin Zamrzla , a California-based designer who creates notebook paper and stick with whatever happens to the shot. Look here what he created. And if you also want to pick any, here "Eco Books" by Terry Taylor, a manual on how to create books using environmentally friendly materials.
I'm ecstatic. I say no more.
0 comments:
Post a Comment