Nike Unveils MAG, Marty McFly’s Kicks From Back To The Future II
In 2015, Marty McFly slipped on a pair of Nike Air Power Laces, white-and-gray high-tops with teal specks and wrap-around ankle straps, which self-fastened electronically.
In 2015, Marty McFly slipped on a pair of Nike Air Power Laces, white-and-gray high-tops with teal specks and wrap-around ankle straps, which self-fastened electronically.
Here at Co.Design, we love modern art. We also love schlocky action movies (don’t hate). Let’s combine the two, shall we?
The guy’s had some pretty rotten luck.
A young group of Polish architects hope to revitalize a downtrodden neighborhood by designing an alluring venue for cultural events.
A stunning exhibition at German museum turns the innerworkings of the tiny design marvels into short, vivid films.
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Building on the success of a structure made only of tap, For Use has created another interactive public sculpture, this time using layers of flexible netting held in midair.
Written by: Victor Lombardi
Looking at how and why Apple rolled out Final Cut Pro X--as well as a few other notable failures--provides a few rules of thumb.
Do you really need a thousand-page tome to understand the narrative arc of Bruce Lee? Or six movies to get the essence of Darth Vader? H-57 doesn’t think so.
The country’s economy is booming, but the ecosystem for creativity has yet to emerge.
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