THERE'S MORE SPACE IN YOUR LIFE THAN YOU THINK
‘There Is More Space in Your Life Than You Think’ highlights everyday objects we owe to space exploration, particularly the moon landings. This publication illustrates how innovations originally designed for space missions have unexpectedly become integral parts of our daily lives.
CONTEXT
Many everyday objects we take for granted, such as the dustbuster, computer mouse, phone camera, and water gun, have their origins in space exploration, particularly the moon landings. These innovations have found their way into our daily lives, showing the surprising impact of space technology on consumer products.
DAVID CARSON
RAY GUN
Ray Gun was an American '90s alternative rock-and-roll magazine. As art director, David Carson challenged conventional typography and design, transforming the magazine into a visual and cultural icon. His ability to convey emotion while disrupting norms, without losing the essence of the content, makes his style a perfect match for a publication exploring the unexpected outcomes of space exploration.
The design of this publication draws inspiration from David Carson, the former art director of Ray Gun. Carson’s work is known for its bold and experimental style, which aligns perfectly with the theme of unexpected discoveries and the serendipitous nature of these inventions.
DESIGN
