D.J. Lewchanin from Lafayette, Indiana, industrial designer has created a foldable, look of the future sunwear. Most foldable eyewear while convenient is bulky. This is a sleek and aerodynamic futuristic look. … [Read more...]
Eyewear Design- Caseless Eyeglasses
May 23, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Kenji Tomeda who also created the Hammock Eyeglasses has designed eyewear in which there is no need for eyeglass cases. Fold them up so the temples protect the lenses. … [Read more...]
Eyewear Design-AeroDynamic Eyeglasses
May 22, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Jonathan Russell from Dallas, Texas created this Nike Eyewear that shows off his love of motor sports and aerodynamic design. This is an extremely sleek and sexy eyewear look. … [Read more...]
I’ve Been Screwed Eyewear By Danny Crossland
May 19, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Danny Crossland's eyewear design has several unique features as no hinges and a custom design of which you can change colors and lenses that a person can insert themselves. … [Read more...]
Samal Designs Launches 6dpi Eyewear
May 18, 2010 by 1 Comment
Over the past year, I have been on and off Samal Designs website drooling over his designs. When the Pixeled Eyewear called 6dpi Eyewear came to my attention, I had to contact him to find out if they were going to be available to the public. The good news is yes and they they will be available in … [Read more...]
Take It Apart Eyewear Design By James Poole
May 17, 2010 by Leave a Comment
James Poole from Ipswich, UK, has created a new concept in Eyewear. Flat front, temples that come apart and pack flat, available in any color you could possibly want. Lenses are in one piece, certainly a look within itself but can see potential possibilities. … [Read more...]
Leigh Consentino Futuristic Sunglasses
March 24, 2010 by Leave a Comment
The latest in futuristic Sunglasses is Leigh Consentino Eyewear looking like a sunwear shields. The one piece lens does not lead to prescription eyewear, but certainly offers an architectural design element. … [Read more...]
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