USB hubs come in all shapes and sizes, so why not one of the most ubiquitous shapes in typography? The asterisk’s name is derived from the Latin for Star and this design is certainly the star of the USB lot. Designed by Joel Escalona, the “Asterisco Hub” is like the perfect party, one male to four females connections. Sharpen the edges and you also have a handy cubicle defense system worthy of Mortal Kombat inspired late night tantrums at the office.
Designer: Joel Escalona
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It’s not really new (as you can see here)…
But still nice! ^^
that’s the same one
That’s what I said. 🙂
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Dimensions?
I suppose that’s bendy and soft? Should be, at least.
material?
Espectacular diseño! Pero…se animarÃan a jugar un partido con cuatro mujeres?
Graciela Ventimiglia
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Spectacular design! But… are encouraged to play a game with four women?
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