‘Bubble Wrap iPhone Case’ Gives Never-Ending Popping Fun

Popping bubble wrap always comes with short-lived happiness, as the bubbles don’t regenerate for more fun when they’re completely popped. If you’re like many others who find popping bubble wrap therapeutic and de-stressing, and would like the fun to never end, Japanese mobile phone accessory company Strapya has created an iPhone case that you might like. 

The iPhone Bubble Wrap Case not only protects your smartphone from bumps and scratches, but also provides you with never-ending soft bubbles to pop on its back. 

How this works? The case is made up of four layers: a soft bubbly layer, underlying push buttons, a “sound” layer that emits a tiny “pop” sound each time you ‘burst’ a bubble, and one that holds the bubbles in place. 

Each time you pop a bubble, it inflates to be popped again. 

Source: designtaxi.com

Wooden Laptop Case for MacBook

Wooden Laptop Case with leather lining and magnetic closing device for your Apple MacBook Pro 13,15 and 17 inch. For Purchases please contact Rainer Spehl. The daddy of the pack, the 17-incher, will set you back almost $350 (€260) plus an extra ~$60 for shipping if you live outside of Europe.

Perception Exhibition A book containing a collection of projects featuring mine I did during my second year at uni is being exhibited at the Perception Exhibition, held on 17-25 August 2012 at the Bermondsey Project Gallery. The project on show is called Invisible Identities and was done in collaboration with the RNIB; the aim of the project was to redesign a brand so that it would be more appealing to both sighted and partially sighted people. Perception Exhibition Facebook Event
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Perception Exhibition

A book containing a collection of projects featuring mine I did during my second year at uni is being exhibited at the Perception Exhibition, held on 17-25 August 2012 at the Bermondsey Project Gallery. The project on show is called Invisible Identities and was done in collaboration with the RNIB; the aim of the project was to redesign a brand so that it would be more appealing to both sighted and partially sighted people.

Perception Exhibition Facebook Event

Source: perception-exhibition.org

The Cug The Cug is the new refreshed idea of the conventional mug. This design questions the purpose of the conventional mug, investigating ways to achieve better results in a simpler, aesthetic and more practical way. The Cug is a coffee or tea container designed to keep your liquid hot and your fingers cool.
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The Cug

The Cug is the new refreshed idea of the conventional mug. This design questions the purpose of the conventional mug, investigating ways to achieve better results in a simpler, aesthetic and more practical way. The Cug is a coffee or tea container designed to keep your liquid hot and your fingers cool.

Source: thedbdesignsite.com

World’s smallest microwave plugs into USB

If you can’t tear yourself away from the computer for long enough to get lunch this could be your ideal desk accessary.

The tiny microwave plugs into the USB slot on your computer and can be used to heat up a snack or drink in seconds.

It was designed by Heinz and experts at GAMA Microwave Technology, and measures just 150mm x 160mm x 190mm making it the world’s smallest microwave.

Before you rush out and try to order one, spare a thought for all the poor IT managers across the country who just let out a collective gasp as they imagined you spilling sticky food all over ‘their’ keyboards.

Source: newslite.tv

Soap Flakes

Swiss Nathalie Staempfli designed two ingenious soap dispensers that turn a soap bar into beautiful little soap flakes. One version attaches to the wall and allows you to use it with one hand. The other version is a grater that can stand by itself. It can be placed in the same way as a shower gel or shampoo.

Soap bars are more concentrated than liquid soap which has an ecological benefit: You don’t transport water around the globe and they only use paper for packaging. The solid blocks can easily be piled and allow a greater space efficiency during transportation.

Source: nathaliestaempfli.com

Graphic Product Innovation - 2009/2010 Portfolio

Graphic Product Innovation. 

The title of the course may be confusing; after all it contains two words which conjure up very different and possibly separate activities. ‘Graphic’ implies graphic design with connotations of print or digital based communication while the term ‘product’ conjures up images of artefact design.

‘Innovation’ is defined in the Cox Review of Creativity in Business as “the successful exploitation of new ideas” and “the process that carries them through to new products, new services”.

This portfolio book is a journey of year one, were i was guided through a multiplicity of practical and theoretical experiences, informed by subject expertise, contextual, professional and social awareness, were i am able to develop a creative language and broad visual and  theoretical vocabulary which is adaptable to the needs of specific audiences as well as enabling personal exploration and the pursuit of individual lines of enquiry.

Enjoy.

Source: issuu.com