Posts Tagged ‘glass’
Glug Jug
The jug produces a distinctive glugging sound when water is poured from it. It is London by its language and character. Its charm is experiential.
The ‘Glug Jug’ is a traditional artefact, most commonly a ceramic fish and often seen advertising London gin. It gurgles because the hollow handle noisily fills with air as the jug is tilted and poured. A phenomena that can be felt as well as heard.
The design of the jug has been developed with three criteria: to…
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Wipe Mirror
This is an early example of process led product design. I started this project in 2001.
I wiped stop-out varnish onto mirrors and allowed the varnish to run as it dried. The mirrors were later emersed in a bath of sugar acid, which etched into the glass that was not protected with varnish. The mirrors were then cleaned of varnish to reveal a series of unique patterns that resemble condensation. The design now produced in Japan by screen printing in a…
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