Sunday, June 5, 2011
Crayola Goes Digital
Crayola is partnering with Griffin Technology to bring the Crayola Colorstudio HD to an iPad near you. It's an interactive drawing app that works by using their special iMarker stylus.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Go Even Greener
with these cute stationary
Gingko Leaf-it bookmark memo pads by apree
or the green pin by Joonhyun Kim
If you want to really get in touch with nature though this handy Fatboy Knapsack is great for the picnic season.
Gingko Leaf-it bookmark memo pads by apree
or the green pin by Joonhyun Kim
If you want to really get in touch with nature though this handy Fatboy Knapsack is great for the picnic season.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Make Writing Sugary Sweet
An edible pen!
Dave Hakkens
“I first wanted to make something so I could chew on my pen without making it dirty. When looking at the pen I noticed that you only use the ink, the other stuff is just there to hold filling more comfortable. Isn’t it possible to eat the whole cover? That was my goal, a pen where you can chew on and entirely eat. First gathered at a lot of pens and looked what makes it good to chew on.
With that information I made 3 different molds and started testing out different types of candy, the breaking point and which chew the best. When I found the shape and candy I made a final model in peppermint flavor. The candy which is used doesn’t stick on anything and doesn’t feel dirty when you hold it in your hands or when eating it afterwards. It contains 22 pieces and is filled with edible ink. The only thing which isn’t edible is the small point where you write with. When finished you throw it away or put in in a new re-fill pen.”
There are even different flavours
Doesn't look like it can write much but an interesting idea nonetheless.
Dave Hakkens
“I first wanted to make something so I could chew on my pen without making it dirty. When looking at the pen I noticed that you only use the ink, the other stuff is just there to hold filling more comfortable. Isn’t it possible to eat the whole cover? That was my goal, a pen where you can chew on and entirely eat. First gathered at a lot of pens and looked what makes it good to chew on.
With that information I made 3 different molds and started testing out different types of candy, the breaking point and which chew the best. When I found the shape and candy I made a final model in peppermint flavor. The candy which is used doesn’t stick on anything and doesn’t feel dirty when you hold it in your hands or when eating it afterwards. It contains 22 pieces and is filled with edible ink. The only thing which isn’t edible is the small point where you write with. When finished you throw it away or put in in a new re-fill pen.”
There are even different flavours
Doesn't look like it can write much but an interesting idea nonetheless.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Counting Stands
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The iStand was designed and created by 11 year old Ted Jarvis for his father!
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customize with your own card
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made from lego it can be rotated
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made from a recycled tree branch
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reuse the packaging!
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The iStand was designed and created by 11 year old Ted Jarvis for his father!
5.
customize with your own card
6.
made from lego it can be rotated
7.
8.
9.
made from a recycled tree branch
10.
reuse the packaging!
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