Bureau Rabensteiner: N. Daniels Wien Stationery and Collateral

Austria-based stu­dio Bureau Rabensteiner recently devel­oped this incred­i­bly impres­sive iden­tity and col­lat­eral sys­tem for N. Daniels Wien, a photo pro­ducer in Vienna. The pro­duc­tion method is one I’ve cer­tainly never seen before — the black color of the var­nish fades at body tem­per­a­ture, so as soon as you hold any of the pieces in your hands you’re lit­er­ally pro­duc­ing a new image. How cool is that?! See below for some stills of the process in action.

Incredible! Here’s how it works:

via Design Made in Germany

3 Comments

  1. Dana
    Posted July 10, 2012 at 6:04 pm | Permalink

    If you like the heat-sensitive mate­r­ial, you should check out the Nirvana box set, named “With the Lights Out”.

  2. @PushingGiants
    Posted July 11, 2012 at 5:11 pm | Permalink

    Very, very cool. Does it stay that way or fade back to black?

  3. Posted July 14, 2012 at 6:48 am | Permalink

    No it doesn´t stay for long — as the tem­per­a­ture decreases it goes back to black!

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