Japanese designer Taku Omura takes inspiration from the shape and form of company logos and transforms them into functional 3D-printed objects. Named as “trial and error”, in this creative series, Taku uses 3D-printer to create miniature prototypes of these 3D Logos and gives them a new life. Adobe’s logo becomes a clothes hanger and the Playstation logo turns to a bookend. LV, twitter, Macdonald, there are many interesting creations listed below and if you want to see more, head over to Omura’s twitter page.
Adobe logo as clothes hanger
Wacoal logo as a tiny magazine rack
Playstation logo as bookends
Seino shipping company has a blurring kangaroo logo, which works perfectly as a comb
Arnold palmer logo as a spinning top
Twitter logo as orange Peeler
LV Logo as Nappkin Holder
Adidas logo as Pen holder
Nike Jumpman Logo as Hanger
Honda Logo as Bottle Opener
Macdonald Logo as Paper Cliper and Photo Holder
