Flat, black and all that - Yanko Design
Since Apple's iPhone was such a runaway success, the unabridged mobile telephone industry has been playing catch-up with the pocket wonder. Jonathan Ive'due south (Apple tree'southward Chief of Pattern) minimal apartment black screen pattern has instantly go a gadget icon and seems to be the inevitable future of mobile phone designs for everyone looking to catch market share. The problem with this pattern direction is the very express aesthetic potential. How many ways can you reinterpret the flat black touchscreen screen? Well designer Jaren Goh has washed a pretty decent job of putting his ain spin on this movement with his "Bones Tab" mobile phone pattern. He has masterfully taken softer side out of the iPhone silhouette and gave it a more edgy, masculine appearance. His clever use of red translucent materials mixed with chrome harkens more retro future funk sci-fi creations like 2001 A Space Odysseys "HAL 9000" and the Cylons on Battlestar Gallactica.
Designer: Jaren Goh
Texts from the designer:
The center of the design for this mobile phone does not lie on the technological advances it had in it. It lies on being a normal phone and was designed to complement our style and the way nosotros dress and non to evoke besides much technological gadget traits.
On the front lies a lush broad black screen and nothing else to steal anything abroad. The screen resides on a metal slab to add together book and a premium touch to it.
Perhaps a better way to show how this blueprint correlates to fashion is the photographic camera tab on the dorsum. Instead of having it looking similar camera shutter or lens encompass. Information technology was designed using features found on handbags and fashion accessories that is so everlasting.
Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2008/07/04/flat-black-and-all-that/
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