Blue Orange, makers of the award-winning matching card game “Spot It!,”
has made the most interesting innovation of the genre since Milton
Bradley’s “Guess Who?” made its debut 1979. That’s a pretty remarkable
achievement for a set of 55 cards and a tin!
D3’s annual contest is back once again, and they’re looking for inspired
minds to share incredible new ideas to revolutionize the structures
that humanity calls home. If you’ve got a few cool plans to change urban
sprawl, the interiors of our homes or communities as a whole, shoot for
the $1,250 grand prize!
Uncle Milton’s globular “Moon in my Room” is one of the prettiest and
most entertaining nightlights that I’ve ever seen. What little astronaut
wouldn’t want to fall asleep to the gentle glowing lunar cycle on their
wall?
Lomography has just launched holiday-inspired versions of its popular La Sardina and Diana F+ film cameras. Dressed up in Scandinavian-style patterns these two cameras are a fun way to capture some great analog holiday shots.
Crowd-supporting website Quirky regularly receives ideas from inventors
for a chance to have their proto-inventions made into mass manufactured
products. Let’s take a peek at the latest batch of innovators and their
interesting ideas:
The two screen technologies used in Yota Devices’ creation provide some interesting usage models. Victim of a lengthy development time and many delays, these YotaPhones look to finally reach customers’ hands in December.
Ladies and gentlemen, meet Robo Faber. Designed by LA-based Matthias Dörfelt, this little robot is designed to be a self-portrait of the artist’s creative style, and is programmed to replicate it until the end of time…or until it breaks down and stops working. Whichever comes first; really.
If you’re looking to make a name for yourself as a vehicle designer,
then you’ll want to put your best sketches forward for a chance to have
your work approved and promoted by Michelin themselves!
Radio Shack and Instructables.com have teamed up to award the inventors
who can make and share how to create some fun light-up projects a
fantastic bundle of glowing goodies, including an iPad, CHAUVET
blacklight, and a Canon camera!
Graphic Design USARead is looking for submissions for the greatest
product packaging from 2013 to be showcased in their April 2014 American
package Design Awards Annual issue. Is your packaging creative enough
to make the cut?
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