Issue 100

Notes

I just noticed that this is the 100th issue of AisleOne Digest. I guess that's some kind of milestone. Thank you all for reading my little newsletter.

In other news, I'm making progress on my guitar pedal. I'm happy with the sound of the circuit. It's a raspy overdrive you can push into heavy fuzz territory with a gain switch. There's also a switch for cutting off high frequencies to smooth the clipping. The next step is to solder a prototype into an enclosure.

Speaking of the enclosure, I've started thinking about the aesthetics of the pedal and mocked this up. Keeping it simple and clean, with a nod to vintage Braun.

If you play guitar and are interested in testing out the pedal, let me know.

More soon. Ciao.

Antonio

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Design

Calendrier

Check out this lovely old French calendar. It consists of cards for the month, day, and date that slide into a chrome housing.

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Alright Studio

Killer work by Brooklyn-based creative and design studio Alright.

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Triangular House

Built in 2018, this uniquely shaped Lisbon home was designed by Studio_LPP.

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Photography

Hanfolk

The wedding photos by Korean photographer Hanfolk are incredibly beautiful. The grainy, out-of-focus candid moments give the images a mesmerizing cinematic feel.

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Film

The Frost House

The Frost House was conceived as a prefab modular design by architect Emil Tessin. The mid-century home was designed and built in 1964, with the interior designed by Paul McCobb and Knoll. The structure's exposed frame is steel, and the walls are aluminum panels with foam cores.

Appendix

More stimulating content for you to savor.

Lego Polaroid OneStep SX-70 — A behind-the-scenes look at how Lego develops and designs a new set.

Poor Things Costume Exhibit — A new exhibition showcasing the film’s unique, hand-crafted costumes created by costume designer Holly Waddington.

Objects of Affection — Inside designer Rick Owens’s minimalist home filled with wonderful objects.

One Designer, One Work — AIGA webinar series featuring designers showcasing personally meaningful work.