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- Butt Stamp And More [NSFW]
- Does Camera Size Matter?
- Balls to the Wall
- Choose Your Lean
- Dual Purpose Plate Holder
- With Click & Grow Everyone Can Become A Gardener
| Posted: 03 Dec 2012 08:31 AM PST Got to hand it to designer duo Yongjae Jeon and Wonpark Jang for giving us a lighter side to expressing ourselves. The Mark – Stool and Clip & Pin are two kinds of stamps; the first is an embossed seat that leaves a stamp on your butt with a quirky message. The second is a set of clips and pins that can be used to stamp your finger pads. Giving non-verbal communication a new lease of life, combining the two sets can definitely add a dash humor to our daily drudgery! Designers: Yongjae Jeon and Wonpark Jang - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 03 Dec 2012 07:00 AM PST At a recent event I was up in arms, struggling with my DSLR in an awkward stance, trying to capture the best shots for the day. In walked my friend with an adept digital camera and took some amazing photographs (if not better), and he didn't even have to struggle with his equipment. So the question is, does high-tech photography equipment have to be bulky and difficult to manage? The IO Camera Concept says no! The IO Camera Concept shows that the large-format camera can be built seductively ergonomic. The multi-format digital camera platform can achieve 35mm format convenience and quality. It supports large-format (up to 90 x 120 millimeters or even more) digital sensors. With its flexible changeable bayonet, it supports the majority of contemporary middle- and large-format lenses. Features:
The IO Camera Concept is a 2012 red dot award: design concept winner. Designer: Andre Pokhodzey - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 03 Dec 2012 12:03 AM PST The Ball Claw is a quick and easy way to organize your sport balls in the garage, basement, or any other imaginable place the device can be mounted. Preserve the life of your equipment while hanging them in an organized fashion. It’s also a great interior addition to any bachelor pad – display your prized signed collections in a clean, minimal way! Designer: John R. S. Kurcheski - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 03 Dec 2012 12:02 AM PST The INDU chair is composed of two entirely separate structures that allow the seating angle to be adjusted simply by shifting the position of the seat on one of three notches on the backrest. No mechanical systems to worry about or replace over time- just simple, intuitive construction that’s easy to work with. Further increasing the object’s lifespan, the fabric seat and back are easily removable and safe to machine-wash, making it super-easy to clean too. Designer: Stefan Hrusovsky - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 03 Dec 2012 12:01 AM PST This plate holder design by Snezana Jeremic adds dual functionality to the common drying rack by simply rethinking the shape. Eliminate clutter in the kitchen by using it as a plate holder when dishes are ready to dry or as a strainer when washing fruits and veggies. The straightforward design is dishwasher safe, durable, lightweight and easy to use! Designer: Snezana Jeremic - Related posts: 
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| With Click & Grow Everyone Can Become A Gardener Posted: 03 Dec 2012 12:00 AM PST When Click & Grow became a part of the YD Roadshow in Chennai, I was both ecstatic and weary. Ecstatic that YD will be showcasing such an innovative product and weary that I was to nurture and grow the plant for the event. A beautiful Basil and Cockscomb smartpot arrived at my doorstep and I got started almost immediately. I'll skip the details on how-to-grow, as it is explained adeptly in the video after the jump and get to more about the experience of growing my first plant ever! If I were to sum it up in a phrase, then the experience of growing a Click & Grow Plant was 'the easiest thing I have ever done!' I don't have a green thumb and zero knowledge of fertilizing a plant; however this did not hamper the progress of my baby. Basically the Click & Grow smart garden is the combination of a water reservoir and a smart cartridge. The cartridge houses the seeds, sensor, soil and fertilizer for the plant and draws in water from the reservoir. A small pump draws in the required water at regular intervals so that the plant doesn't suffer from under or overwatering. All you need from your end is water and four AA batteries; that is it! You can literally fill-it, shut-it and forget-it. In addition to the sleek white smartpot, which is a brilliant addition to a modern apartment, there is the award-winning starter kit package, which is an example of astute design and makes Click & Grow an ideal gift. Click & Grow has a special offer for Yanko Design readers! The Click & Grow plants are for those who have a green thumb but no time for nurturing their plants as well as for those who love plants but don’t know musch about them. Here is a special offer for all Yanko Design Readers, so that they experience the convenience of a Click & grow plant.
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