Showing posts with label write. Show all posts
Showing posts with label write. Show all posts
Cardboard USB Drive Concept
Art Lebedev has come up with the idea of making USB flash drives on cardboard, which can be easily torn from a strip, and you can write down the file content on the exterior with a pen and share it!
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Write A Bike
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Write? Light!
How many times do a million things rummage through your head just after getting into bed; things you have to do, ideas, etc? You'll have to get out of bed, turn on the lights and write your thoughts down on a piece of paper (or what not) so that you don't forget about them?
Well with the Write?Light!, you wouldn't have to do that anymore!
It is a lamp that gives off a glow powerful enough to jot down a quick memo. And the way it works is darn cute; kinda like the inkwell and feather effect! Pick up the pencil to light-up; place it back to turn it off.
The Write? Light! Won a Silver Award at the IDEA Design Awards 2010.
By designer, Jaeun Park of Frabrica, Italy.
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Haier Dry-Erase Write-On Fridge
Cool! Instead of leaving notes, you can write directly on the surface of the 1.7 cu.ft. fridge. Markers and eraser included.
You can buy it here.
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Write The Chinese Government To End Torture
An Amnesty International ambient piece created to raise awareness and drive activism about human rights violations in China with an emphasis on prisoners of conscience, torture and executions.
Translation of text on ambient:
1. Tuck under thumb and hold tightly.
2. Write the Chinese government to help end torture.
3. Don’t let human rights violations by the Chinese government give China a bad name.
4. Take further action at amnesty.org/china [tentative URL]
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Blackboard Brooch
By designer Zoe Brand.
Make the statement you want to make, then rub it out and start again.
Including oval blackboard brooch and square blackboard brooch.
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Chalkboard Coasters and Cheese Board
These used to be chalkboards in an elementary school in Quincy, Illinois, but now they make stylish handmade coasters and cheese boards that you can write on. They feature reclaimed wine corks as feet to keep them from slipping and scratching tables. They come with a piece of chalk.
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Names And Notes Napkin Rings

Names and Notes Napkin Rings let you reuse the same name cards no matter who you plan to invite. They have a black "chalkboard" surface that you can write on and erase over and over. Check them out.
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