Analog.
- James Bristow
- Jul 12, 2023
- 1 min read
Analog is a collection of design projects and collaborations by Inflate. The image placement in this book is intentionally curated to break down as many preconceived patterns in design as possible; reflective of our studio’s approach to everything. For 25 years Inflate has been exploring analog manufacturing processes to create inspiring and thought-provoking projects. As we sit here on the verge of a new world of AI and all it will bring, we remember that people are analog and we should not lose touch with the magic of simply being human.
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