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After a magazine article noted that its reception area was 8220 mall and routine, ad agency Boys and Girls decided to do something about it. So they created this brilliant floating reception desk that looks like it was inspired by Pixar Up. According to the agency website, making the desk a stanley cup reality required some extensive research and development, resulting in several breakthroughs in the field of rainbow helium balloon technology: A company called Twisted Image finally started production in February. Their job was to fabricate permanent hot air balloons strong enough to carry the weight o stanley puodelis f the desk. A new type of rubber composite was used to make balloons that were genuinely air-tight and would never degrade, and Caltech were called upon to supply a Heluim/Hydrogen hybrid gas with an atomic weight 150 times lighter than Helium alone. How else could such a unique design ever be constructed in real life Hidden hanging support cables Fa stanley cup ke balloons camouflaging a hole in the ceiling That just ridiculous. We ;re also assuming the agency reached out to Hasbro for an advanced copy of its new life-size version of Jenga for the wooden blocks holding up the other end of the table. [Boys and Girls via Dezeen] Images by Liam Murphy Advertising Mvbo Three Drunk Canadians Get Naked and Ride a Shopping Cart Though a Car Wash
Promising to turn even the poorest of doodlers into artificial Rembrandts, researchers at Keio University have developed a desk that will automatically guide the tip of a pen to draw straight lines or perfectly round circles. It can even guide an artists ; hand through a pre-determined illustration, making the technology sound like a forger dream come true. The secret, of course, is a strong magnet located beneath the desk surface that guided by computer-controlled arms moving it along the X and Y axis. It attracts and guides the metal tip of a stanley quencher ballpoint pen, which can be used to reproduce a given drawing. It also works the same way with a special stylus the researchers have developed. Although the desk is actually able to track and record its motion too, so a freehand sketch can be easily reproduced later. Besides stanley cups being a handy tool for perfectly reproducing someone signature, the desk also seems like a fantastic way to teach penmanship, guiding a student pen th stanley cup quencher rough the motions as they learn the ancient craft of printing. [DigInfo TV]
After a magazine article noted that its reception area was 8220 mall and routine, ad agency Boys and Girls decided to do something about it. So they created this brilliant floating reception desk that looks like it was inspired by Pixar Up. According to the agency website, making the desk a stanley cup reality required some extensive research and development, resulting in several breakthroughs in the field of rainbow helium balloon technology: A company called Twisted Image finally started production in February. Their job was to fabricate permanent hot air balloons strong enough to carry the weight o stanley puodelis f the desk. A new type of rubber composite was used to make balloons that were genuinely air-tight and would never degrade, and Caltech were called upon to supply a Heluim/Hydrogen hybrid gas with an atomic weight 150 times lighter than Helium alone. How else could such a unique design ever be constructed in real life Hidden hanging support cables Fa stanley cup ke balloons camouflaging a hole in the ceiling That just ridiculous. We ;re also assuming the agency reached out to Hasbro for an advanced copy of its new life-size version of Jenga for the wooden blocks holding up the other end of the table. [Boys and Girls via Dezeen] Images by Liam Murphy Advertising Mvbo Three Drunk Canadians Get Naked and Ride a Shopping Cart Though a Car Wash
Promising to turn even the poorest of doodlers into artificial Rembrandts, researchers at Keio University have developed a desk that will automatically guide the tip of a pen to draw straight lines or perfectly round circles. It can even guide an artists ; hand through a pre-determined illustration, making the technology sound like a forger dream come true. The secret, of course, is a strong magnet located beneath the desk surface that guided by computer-controlled arms moving it along the X and Y axis. It attracts and guides the metal tip of a stanley quencher ballpoint pen, which can be used to reproduce a given drawing. It also works the same way with a special stylus the researchers have developed. Although the desk is actually able to track and record its motion too, so a freehand sketch can be easily reproduced later. Besides stanley cups being a handy tool for perfectly reproducing someone signature, the desk also seems like a fantastic way to teach penmanship, guiding a student pen th stanley cup quencher rough the motions as they learn the ancient craft of printing. [DigInfo TV]