Nervous System's 'Geode Puzzles' are Unique Like Natural Agate
Laura McQuarrie — November 3, 2017 — Art & Design
References: n-e-r-v-o-u-s & wellandgood
While there are many nature puzzles on the market, Nervous System sets itself apart by producing the 'Geode Puzzle,' each of which is unique and created by a computer that makes variations in shape, pieces and image. Inspired by the natural formation of agates, the computer-generated puzzles feature colorful bands that create stunning patterns within one another.
The puzzles are made with birch plywood and once all of the pieces have been assembled, there are crystal-shaped cutouts that can be seen in the finished form.
As each piece boasts a "dense, maze-like cut pattern" assembly might prove to be more challenging than putting together the average puzzle. However, the experience should be just as enjoyable and calming to the mind.
The puzzles are made with birch plywood and once all of the pieces have been assembled, there are crystal-shaped cutouts that can be seen in the finished form.
As each piece boasts a "dense, maze-like cut pattern" assembly might prove to be more challenging than putting together the average puzzle. However, the experience should be just as enjoyable and calming to the mind.
Trend Themes
1. Unique Nature Puzzles - Algorithmic generation of unique nature puzzles offers a new market for those who want a challenging and mesmerizing puzzle experience.
2. Computer-generated Geodes - Innovations in computer-generated designs provide new opportunities for creating stunning and unique patterns in various industries.
3. Complex Cut Patterns - Advancements in laser cutting technologies pave the way for more intricate and dense cut patterns to be utilized in various product designs.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Industry - Incorporating algorithmic generated designs during the production of puzzles offers a novel experience for puzzle enthusiasts.
2. Home Decor Industry - Innovative plywood cutouts allow for unique finishes that can be used in interior decorations.
3. Jewelry Industry - Using complex cut patterns as a basis for jewelry design could offer a unique aesthetic and marketable products.
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