Posts Tagged ‘ product design ’
I’m not a Snoop Dogg fan and I don’t promote smoking or drug use, but this is a very attractive and original concept. From The Dieline: Introducing Rolling Words, Snoop Dogg’s smokable songbook. A promotion for Snoop Dogg’s Kingsize Slim Rolling Papers created by San Francisco agency Pereira & O’Dell. Each page is a rolling [ READ MORE ]
Rich Brilliant Willing designed this unique trophy for the Core77 Design Awards which doubles as a mold for crayons, wax, jelly and many more materials. The final product was created by Motorola Prototyping Services. Project Page[ READ MORE ]
Great news! My end-of-year degree show, Disperse, is now online. All our major projects can now be viewed, and it has a great interactive logo. Please take a look! Oh, and my page is here. Disperse[ READ MORE ]
To down on waste, Asus have created cardboard motherboard boxes to be re-used as the PC case. Video via IT World Asus Official Site[ READ MORE ]
The Leaf Bed, as seen above being used in Niger. A cardboard structure in several modules which can serve as a bed, stool or table and contain the user’s belongings. Ideal for camping or temporary housing. Objects of sound: functional objects designed using the soundwave of the owner pronouncing the object’s name. Minera: a glass [ READ MORE ]
Jewellery made from Barbie dolls: Official Site Official Etsy store[ READ MORE ]
Bit of an odd post, but here goes: YouTube user RRcherrypie has made a series of videos demonstrating food-based toys from Japan. Popin’ Cookin’ is a series allowing children to make sweets resembling miniature food items. Official site Konapun is a similar item, only the food isn’t edible but the making process often strangely resembles [ READ MORE ]
Potting Shed Creations recycle wine bottles and turn them into reusable herb growing pots. Link via Cool Hunting Buy Grow Bottles at Potting Shed Creations[ READ MORE ]
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Want to make your spare change more special? Instructables user Randy Sarafan shows you how to turn $100 worth of $2 bills into a tear-off pad without damaging them. Nice gift idea. Instructables tutorial Randy Sarafan Official Site[ READ MORE ]
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