I spent 45 years in design of one sort or another, from model-making for
museums, films and the telly, architecture, interior design, museum and
permanent exhibition design to graphic design and advertising. I don't
suppose my opinion counts for anything, however I really like the
compressed digit shapes of the CD47, possibly because they are so
unique. Having inspected a set of these tubes close up, I still like the
look of them. Would I ever want some? No, they are far too large for a
domestic interior. I think Dalibor's tubes are the ideal maximum size.
John S
On 16/12/2020 13:58, Yohan Park wrote:
Couldn't agree more :)
Bigger doesn't always mean prettier.
The digits look vertically stretched just to make them fit in the tube.
If you'd scale this down to the size of a more common tube I bet most of
us would say it's an ugly tube :)
Impressive? Yes! Pretty? No!
But like you, I would sure want one just for the impressive size alone!
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