May 09
Congrats to our friend Gavin at Jam Factory who just launched his first toy - DROPLET. Here’s a preview of the set up and opening event.
We support Droplet & JamFactory
May 09
Crafted by our Design Envoy - the ever elusive Kim Jong-il in red, who, erm, broke his glasses in the car the other day. Getting him a new pair soon. Meanwhile, pardon his blue-collar look, he had a really hot day today. Interactive Consul is interacting with his iMac, as usual…
Supporting (RED) since 2006
Apr 08
Awesome graphics done in homage to the great Saul Bass. Funny too, if you know Saul’s works.
Apr 07
DROPCLOCK is an aesthetically intriguing motion clock screensaver. Every minute of real time is numerically expressed with heavy Helvetica dropping into water in super slow-motion.
Screensavers for Mac & Win versions can be downloaded here.
Apr 02
For all typophiles, an incredibly smart pop-up book designed by Marion Bataille. Notice how each alphabet “transforms” into the next.
Preorder here
Feb 02
Yes, from everyone here. Have a great year ahead, cheers!
And, introducing our new leader - Chairman Mouse™, who has lots of new policies to make this 2008, so watch out!
For an animated version, check it out on our site.
Chairman Mouse™ - All rights reserved. Foreign Policy Design Group ©2008
Jan 29
The manila envelope got real! When Steve Jobs debuted the new ultra-thin MacBook Air, he pulled it out of a manila envelope. Well these guys have come up with AirMail, a MacBook Air sleeve made in the shape of a Manila envelope.
The AirMail laptop sleeve is handmade out of durable upholstery-grade vinyl, and lined with fuzzy, soft fleece. All AirMail sleeves have the same dimensions as standard interoffice manila envelopes, which will serve to remind you — and everyone around you — that your new MacBook Air really is the thinnest laptop in the world!
Jan 28
Today starts the celebration for Lego’s 50th Anniversary. Foreign Policy Design Group, a big Lego fan, pays tribute. Google has a special logo up too.
Some interesting Lego facts:
- There are about 62 LEGO bricks for every one of the world’s 6 billion inhabitants.
- Children around the world spend 5 billion hours a year playing with LEGO bricks.
- There are about 62 LEGO bricks for every one of the world’s 6 billion inhabitants.
- Children around the world spend 5 billion hours a year playing with LEGO bricks.
- More than 400 million people around the world have played with LEGO bricks.
- 19 billion LEGO elements are produced every year.
- 2.16 million LEGO elements are molded every hour, or 36,000 per minute.
- More than 400 billion LEGO bricks have been produced since 1949.
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