Some people speak the language of art, so why not have a better means to do so?
This 1937 Underwood Standard typewriter has been customized to press pads of color rather than text. What a vivid approach to communicating!
Liquipel has saturated the market for waterproofing your electronic devices. This product says it will shield your device and its interior components from moisture, and give you peace of mind every time you walk past a sink, hot tub or pool. For $59, I think I might be compelled to give it a shot.
Augusto Esquivel has taken an ordinary object, and has changed its purpose from functional to aesthetic. Some people see buttons as a means to fasten shirt collars and jackets, but Esquivel sees them as an atom of a molecule. By tediously stringing thousands of buttons together, he has created floating objects such as a piano, a grandfather clock and even Edison’s phonograph.
For those of you who follow the blog, you may or may not know, but this design blog is authored from Inventionland. Well, Inventionland has gone big time and will be airing as the newest reality TV show on the History Channel Saturday the 24th at noon. So check your local listings and see the world’s most creative workplace, on TV!
History Channel – Check Your Local Listings:
* DirecTV, Channel 269
* Dish Network, Channel 120
* DSTV, Channel 254
* Verizon FiOS, Channel 128 (SD), Channel 628 (HD)
* Time Warner Cable, Channel 40
* Comcast, Varies by Area (75 in parts of Pittsburgh)
Peel, julienne and grate with these hand-held kitchen gadgets. Or maybe a negi cutter better suites your need for thin slicing.
