Images From Where? and By Who? Part. III
Here is the 3rd installment of Images From Where? and By Who? So we all download and save images of items, graphics and photos from the internet daily and some of the time you have no idea where to give credit besides maybe the guy that posted it first or second randomly on a blog. I ‘d like to get some answers on a few of these but also just post some interesting pieces that we come across that might have been sitting on our drives for awhile that are go to for inspiration or just found randomly on a forum with no info attached and just look great. Either way hopefully the point that gets across here is that they are inspiring in some sort of way to you as well.
This first one with the polaroid packaging i’ve just always wanted to know if it was real, I mean the wear might just be too good to be true and the simplicity is just perfect, anyone know if this was an actual packaging for polaroid? if it is i’m going to find a few on ebay so I can just have the box.
If you know me I have a huge fear of large ships, just the sight of them freaks me out but its not the case here, this boat/plane is gorgeous, its like a fantasy vehicle and its soo perfect with the glass dome at the top.
Klopfer Holzhandel seems to be some kind of German company, who ever branded this company my hats off to them, i’m not sure if this is the logo or just a brochure/flyer, either way its eye catching every time I scroll by it.
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Kyle says:
June 4, 2009 at 10:36 amThe ship is the only one I recognize.
http://www.plan59.com/av/av134.htm
I love the Klopfer Holzhandel one. The image seems to be constantly shifting. Interesting effect!
magic bryan says:
June 4, 2009 at 11:00 amthe ship reminds me of ekranoplan
Laura says:
June 4, 2009 at 11:22 amYES- the polaroid packaging is real- sorry i can’t give a more educated insight but i remember this floating around in the apt I grew up in Athens, Greece in the late 70s mid 80s… simply beautiful design. And now this reminds me of the sinclair spectrum where i played videogames at the time, which also featured black and the same color stripes as their logo… Strange- never thought about it before- must have been the design trend of the time/?
Corey Tegeler says:
June 4, 2009 at 11:59 amHeres the last one
http://www.kloepfer.de/
Electrobank says:
June 4, 2009 at 1:50 pmThe Polaroid packaging (I’m fairly confident) is from a film-cassette package for the Polaroid Sun 600 model camera (instant develop), circa 1980’s. My parents had one, and I remember seeing that packaging.
BrinL says:
June 4, 2009 at 2:02 pmKloepfer Holzhandel branding comes from here: http://www.kms-team.de/
frank says:
June 4, 2009 at 4:38 pmIt’s funny that you would question whether that polaroid box was real. Everything looked like that in the ’80s!
http://i.ebayimg.com/08/!BSSVu-gBWk~$(KGrHgoH-D!EjlLlz,uWBKCbUJ3(+Q~~_1.JPG
http://i17.ebayimg.com/08/i/001/47/c3/9869_1_sbl.JPG
http://i.ebayimg.com/20/!BS07!5g!Wk~$(KGrHgoH-C8EjlLl3wEGBKFJe(Gs-g~~_1.JPG
TheMem says:
June 5, 2009 at 12:51 amabsolutely brilliant!!!
that Kloepfer Holzhandel is incredible eye candy! Love it!
Thanks for posting, these are truly inspiring…
Meghann Rotary says:
June 5, 2009 at 11:58 amjakkuuub. I think your swoonfilm is definitely real. old school sx-70 film. The camera is printed on it.
here’s the closest image I found to it, more words and different rainbows though:
http://www.rwhirled.com/landlist/pics/filmpics/SX70-TZ.jpg
those rainbows, so sad.
Topher Edwards says:
June 5, 2009 at 12:25 pmThe Polaroid image is from an SX-70 booklet.. you can see the SX-70 in the lower right. I have this instructional booklet at home, however, it doesn’t have the little SX-70 drawing in the corner. I’ve never seen that on a booklet so it was probably placed there.
Looks to me like a brush was used to age it. Look just below the top.. seems like a strange place for such a harsh wear…?
Riccardo Mori says:
June 7, 2009 at 12:32 pmThe Polaroid image is from here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/charcoal_filtered_media/1331094799/in/set-580500/
According to the guy who uploaded it, it’s all created in Photoshop and it’s an idea for a book cover. So it’s not a real package scan.
Cheers,
Rick