Posted by Erica March 27, 2012
At first glance these just look like colorful, chunky, somewhat geometric rings. But they are actually Crayon Rings. Tim Liles started this project as a very simple interpretation of "color" for a show sponsored by the American Design Club. Since then these colorful crayon rings have taken off and are now sold in shops museums and galleries all around the world.
"They seem to hit a nostalgic and happy spot for so many different types of people, and that makes me happy." -says Liles
These Crayon Rings can be found an any of the following locations:
Future Perfect in Brooklyn
The Tate Gallery in London
Oye Modern in Australia
The Norweigan Centre for Design and Architecture in Oslo
Handmade in Switzerland
Sold in multiple color assortments and a universal size range, the Crayon Ring is a product that is sure to bring out the child in everyone.
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