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ohgizmo.com - 5/21/2009

Rubik’s Cube Font Generator

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By Andrew Liszewski Here’s another interesting take on the Rubik’s Cube which turns it from a puzzle into a graphic design tool. It was designed by Jas Bhachu as part of a project at the Liverpool School of Art & Design where students were challenged to produce a visual ...

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designboom.com - 5/21/2009

jas bhachu: rubik's cube font generator

— designboom.com — jas bhachu at the liverpool school of art & design created the 'rubik's cube font generator' earlier... this year for a brief that asked students to produce a visual representation of the word 'move'. the design uses a standard rubik's cube with ... (more) jas bhachu: rubik's cube font generator

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gizmodiva.com - 5/22/2009

Rubik’s Cube Font Generator gets my “stamp” of approval

— gizmodiva.com — If there is one game that I am addicted to, it is the Rubik’s cube. And any... fun products resembling this cube are a must buy for me. So after the unique Rubik’s cube hand bag , another budding designer has created a unique product inspired by this ... (more) Rubik’s Cube Font Generator gets my “stamp” of approval

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Rubik's Cube stamp can print any letter
Boing Boing Gadgets — Give a brief to create a font generator able to print the word "Move" on real paper, Jas Bhachu crafted this amazing stamp from a Rubik's Cube. Able to represent a huge number of glyphs, the result is a versatile—if extremely slow—print head. Rubik's Cube Font Generator [Jas Bhachu via Oh Gizmo and Design Boom]

Adapting the classic puzzle into a Font Generator
Gizmo Watch — ... the designer Jas Bhachu to adapt the classic puzzle into a printing stamp, but wherever the impetus came from, the design is sure impressive. The Liverpool School of Art & Design student created it as a part of his project where the students were challenged to depict a visual representation of the word ‘move’. Jas used rubber stamps on 4 sides, giving the user the freedom of twisting it to create a variety of characters differing in pixel font. Via: Designboom/Ohgizmo