Tom Nara Srisook is a graphic designer & illustrator in Los Angeles, CA. Currently he is in his first year at the Art Institute of California: Orange County and is expecting to graduate with his BS in graphic design in Spring 2012.
Los Angeles, California
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AUG 24th (Tuesday) – Design Link with Alex Trochut
Graphic designer and illustrator Alex Trochut will be speaking at my school (in Costa Mesa, CA) via Skype on Tuesday August 24 @ 10am. This event is FREE and everyone is invited to check it out so please RSVP on the facebook page and show up early!
Telephoneme Motion
I’m not even sure what “Telephoneme Motion” is supposed to be but MK12 is probably up to no good again. It kind of seems to be just a showoff piece that has its own press piece and website. I like this concept though, if you can’t find the work or clients to have more range [ . . . ]
The Office by UMAMY
While almost always in a constant mess, I have a romantic love with the idea of organization. I’m not sure if reality and the ideal will collide anytime soon. But if it ever does, I’d have no qualms splurging on this office set to keep everything in order.
Never Never Land House
The Never Never Land House built by architect Andrés Jaque smooches the memory time line from modernism to recess. The stern geometric terraces weighted onto stilts holds to a lighthearted touch with it’s colors, almost becoming a modernist party tree house. The structural statement will probably flow right into place with it’s surroundings in Ibiza.
Bae Sehwa
What is it about steam pressed furniture that is so sexy? Manipulation of organic materials? I don’t know or care. Unfortunately I don’t have much information on this piece or the designer, except that he is Korean and his name is Bae Sehwa. Enjoy.
Defibrillator Toaster
Wait, I can reenact my favorite medical dramas AND make toast at the same time? Yes please. Design by Shay Carmon
Alice Saunders / ForestBound
Bags made from reclaimed materials, Alice Saunders injects the aesthetics of an old Stanley thermos into her one off pieces. There’s an interview on D*S going over some of her tools and process. It mentions that she’s never without one of three knives at any time. Now that’s a lady I want to meet.
