Ply Laptop Case

Nice project from Philadelphia by Brian Kelly freelance designer. This project is an exploration into the process of bending plywood. The laptop case is formed from two bend panels of plywood which slide along one another to encase the laptop computer.The case is lined with cork to provide additional heat resistance and protection.

The Suitcase Bike: It's not just a concept!!

We've come far enough into the future that my mode of transportation. It's not just a concept! It is now in production and will be available sometime later this year.





A prototype of the bike was on display last week at the Canton Fair in China. From China comes this bike that can transform itself into a suitcase. This makes it much easier to transport around both walking and on the bus. There was some doubt whether this bike would actually be produced. The prices will probably be $399 USD.

“The Hand” R/C Window Sign

Want people to know about your feeling? Place The Hand on your car, home or apartment window (suction cups included). Just hang this light-up hand on your car’s back window, and you can express your true feelings without getting physical. Using electroluminescent technology, combined with animation, The Hand will create a attention grabbing sensation wherever it is used!

Simply press one of the buttons on the wireless remote (with visor clip) and choose 1 or all 7 of the built-in hand gestures.
Using electroluminescent technology, combined with animation, The Hand will create a attention grabbing sensation wherever it is used! Includes the ever popular: I love you, Hang Loose, Devil Horns, The Bird, Loser , Power and Peace gestures. Use at night for the best effect.
Measures: 9" tall x 6" wide. Requires 4 AA batteries (not included) and 1 A23 remote battery (included).
Buy from Perpetualkid for about $40. Use at night for the best effect.

Ceramic Art by Hayashi Shigeki

Japanese artist Hayashi Shigeki takes ceramic art to the next level by applied traditional method to modern works of art.





“Hayashi Shigeki, from Tajimi City, draws inspiration for his ceramic figures from images from science fiction, animated film and Japanese comic books known as manga, all of which have attracted him since he was a child. He comes from a region of Japan famous for the production of porcelain domestic ware.” Via Keiko Gallery/Crazytoyz.



We love his work and cannot wait to see it live in the near future. Have a look at more works of Hayashi Shigeki after the jump.