Just a pair of old Salomons which were used to display bindings in a Myyrmäki sports store.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Thursday, November 08, 2007
Saturday, November 03, 2007
Casing
A brief glimpse into DigiExpo. I guess there could have been lot's to get exited about, but small gadgets are harder to spot in a crowd compared to rows of fat skis.
The Olympus stand had waterproof casings which were almost as cool as the cameras they are made for. Looking seriously over-engineered and rugged.
The Olympus stand had waterproof casings which were almost as cool as the cameras they are made for. Looking seriously over-engineered and rugged.
SkiExpo 2007
SkiExpo's turning more and more into a sales event for retailers. Especially as I have all the gear I need pretty much sorted there wasn't much to catch my interest. Spent a lot of time hanging out at the Elämysmatkat stand (which I also had the honour to design this year), catching up with all the familiar freeskiing faces that converge there.
iPod Touch
My last day at Mozo, yesterday, and got my hands on Petes new iPod Touch.
Yes, it's gorgeous design, but all in all not that practical. All surfaces gather fingerprint smudges at a serious rate, and the UI isn't suitable for all purposes, like writing for example. It can do lot's of things, but it also definately is a device prioritizing cool over functionality. So, I'll stick to my Creative for now, and no need to think about the iPhone, addicted as I am to mobile e-mail.
Yes, it's gorgeous design, but all in all not that practical. All surfaces gather fingerprint smudges at a serious rate, and the UI isn't suitable for all purposes, like writing for example. It can do lot's of things, but it also definately is a device prioritizing cool over functionality. So, I'll stick to my Creative for now, and no need to think about the iPhone, addicted as I am to mobile e-mail.
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Empty
Yesterday.
This was pretty much as when I started out. Just one year in between. Now it's just waiting for the keys to the new place, but I guess the new job starting on monday will keep me busy in the meantime.
This was pretty much as when I started out. Just one year in between. Now it's just waiting for the keys to the new place, but I guess the new job starting on monday will keep me busy in the meantime.
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Done
In a way it is comforting to know that a big majority of my earthly posessions still fit into one picture.
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Radio Moskva
Heavy duty sound system at Cafe Moskva. Capable of playing old Russian hits on LPs all night.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Boxes Are Back
Moving out of here next week, getting the keys to the new place by the 15th and changing jobs in between.
In other words: Keeping busy.
In other words: Keeping busy.
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Flat Box Fun
How many Industrial Designers does it take to assemble an Ikea cupboard?
Answer: Three, because we were coming up with much more important things to do all the time.
Answer: Three, because we were coming up with much more important things to do all the time.
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
Elevator -How To
In Finnish, English, Russian and Chinese. I suppose that reflects the clientele of Hotel President.
Monday, October 08, 2007
Focus Group
Seems they've got something new up their sleeve.
I wasn't invited. Just happened to be passing by.
I wasn't invited. Just happened to be passing by.
Friday, October 05, 2007
Monday, October 01, 2007
The Truth
Sometimes you just have to know how to laugh at yourself and your profession. Came across a brilliant presentation at the CScout Japan blog. Never heard about this Dan Saffer guy before, but he's got it pretty much figured out:
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Sofia's Chair
Spent today consulting a client's workshop at the Lahti University of Applied Sciences. My old classmate Sofia's design chair happened to be in the 3rd floor lobby.
Cool Stuff
Every builders dream: CD -player, radio, current converters and power tool battery chargers all suspended inside a protective aluminium frame. Can it get any better?
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