Design Milk, September 2013
Another post as part of my Design Milk London Design Festival coverage – this time about an installation in the Royal Festival Hall as part of designersblock…
Gerald is a paper dog who was created in 2008 as part of a rebranding exercise carried out by British design studio Lazerian. Since then, it seems Gerald’s taken on a life of his own. Lazerian founder Liam Hopkins collaborated with fellow 3D designer Richard Sweeney to bring Gerald to life. The original Gerald was made from a flat paper pattern, which was hand cut, folded, and glued.
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