_lrd3g11qM21qdzzz2o1_1280.jpg (929×1280) Davison Creators - Part 2. July 11, 2013 Heads Up Product Innovation Garmin, long known as the industry leader in electronically voiced navigation, has designed a projected image device dubbed HUD (Heads Up Display).
HUD receives navigation information from your smartphone and projects it onto a transparent film on your windshield or an attached reflector lens for easy reading as you drive. Pending FCC authorization, HUD will be popping up on dashboards everywhere! Copyright Davison Creators 2013 Source: Home, Building, Furniture and Interior Design Ideas. Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera. Sgt. Portfolio by ~SergeantSwierq on deviantART.
Welcome to Padioland Web Hosting. Sharp Designs. Explore more. Web pages, photos, and videos. DeviantART: where ART meets application! Twin Pour Decanter and Cups. July 22, 2010General Design, package design What a clever way to showcase and enjoy wine.
This bottle and 2 cup set is the perfect way to share a glass of wine, as it can be poured from either end and has integrated cups in the base. Unique presentation can be a great advantage! No related posts. Practical Design: Nesting Bowls in Rice. September 10, 2010General Design, Product Design, package design Named after Pangea, the super continent of yesteryear, this design makes a statement while being functional.
By combining product and packaging, this nesting bowl set is packed in rice. The silhouette of a continent on the bottom of each of the four bowls (based on consumption) enables users to see the uneven distribution of food resources around the world. No related posts. Wrapping Paper Design: More Than Meets the Eye. December 6, 2010General Design, Product Design, Product Innovation, package design This wrapping paper has more in store than what you can see.
If you have a bar-scanning application on your smart phone, snap a picture of the bar code – behind each one is an original, off-beat holiday video. The collection of 50 unique videos will keep viewers entertained until the New Year! Pretty clever Christmas gift wrap, if you ask me. No related posts. Creative Package Design: Tuned. Oh, It Will Fit Alright – Package Design. April 23, 2010General Design, package design Universal Packaging System, developed by Patrick Sung, claims to fit over just about any object.
Utilizing pre-folded triangular segments, this corrugated cardboard chameleon’s construction will wrap its way organically or geometrically to custom fit odd-shaped items. No related posts. Corrugated LP Player. March 24, 2010Product Innovation, package design For those of you who don’t know what an LP sounds like, check this out.
This cleverly designed vinyl record was packaged in its own record player. Pop out the record, unfold it, place the pin on the record and spin it to hear it. Furoshiki Packaging. November 23, 2010General Design, Product Design, package design Wrapping a gift can be simple, or you can make it a little more unique.
Furoshiki, the traditional Japanese art of wrapping, may be the way to go. As shown in these examples, you can pair up objects or wrap them alone. The idea is to fold and tie strategic knots, thereby creating a presentable end result. No related posts. The Humble Pizza Box: Masterfully Redesigned - Design - GOOD - StumbleUpon. Le Grand Saut by ~Jellyka on deviantART. Note this! Font. Laurent HW by ~oOo-n3o-oOo on deviantART. Caitlyn Font. Design to Annoy : Erik Askin. Erik Askin © 2012 Erik Askin Built with Indexhibit.
Tilt Scanner : Erik Askin. Erik Askin © 2012 Erik Askin Built with Indexhibit.
Cradle Chair: Big Basket Seat Rocks Adults Gently to Sleep. Tetra Shed: For all of your home office and adult time-out needs. Designed to be a modern garden office/atelier. Step into my backyard office pod. When I was young, I was fascinated by "Growing Pains" dad Jason Seaver’s work-at-home setup.
I loved that in between appointments with patients in his home office, the good doctor could pop into the family kitchen and hang with Mike, Carol, Ben and the gang while mom Maggie was out working as a reporter. What could be better, right? Now, as an adult who primarily works from home with the exception of meetings, events, and occasional respite at a local coffee shop, the work-where-you-live concept that I found so novel in "Growing Pains" has, well, worn off a bit. That's not to say I'm unhappy (and I certainly enjoy my current, zero-impact non-commute) but sometimes things get a touch claustrophobic. Designed and built in the UK, the Archipod was conceived with Mother Nature in mind — the company was founded out of “frustration at the commuting lifestyle, with its attendant road congestion, air and noise pollution, road rage, running costs and time loss.”