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“Greatly expanding the life span of the usual cup and saucer, where a little chip usually means the bin, this design grows old with style. This product uses an engobe style of mold making, creating a finished object that has multiple layers of colour. If you chip one, the colours below are exposed, marking the use and increasing our attachment to the product. What was a flaw is now a beauty mark.” (via The Canadian Design Resource)
Posted on March 4, 2010
Bits of things I find and share
For 80% of the work week, I'm the station manager of CFUR radio in Prince George. For the other 20%, I work on the CBC radio program Daybreak North. I'm also the communications director of the Coldsnap Music Festival.
I've been a mill worker, coffee shop hack, newspaper editor, BC government employee, marketing assistant, DJ, knife salesman, research assistant, & ESL teacher in Wuhan, China.
I'm also a homeowner, pet lover, and dodgeball player.
My Tumblr automatically imports items from my favourites set on Flickr, my shared items in Google reader and my loved tracks on the Hype Machine, alongside things I add manually.
My homepage is here.
