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Posted by hipstomp | 24 Nov 2010
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Product design student Thomas Vu's Lunch Box concept features a dry-erase surface for doting moms and creative kids to scribble on. The box itself is designed with flat sides, so you can throw the thing on a scanner to save Junior's masterpiece.
I like the idea and think it would be great for kids, but looking at it, I also deeply wish I had a toolbox like this. When building something I'm constantly scribbling calculations and cut measurements on nearby pieces of wood, scribbles I will later have to erase by sanding; if I had a more rugged version of Vu's box, problem solved.
Check out the rest of Vu's book on Coroflot.
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I'm not a parent, but the first thing I thought of when looking at this is: all those pieces are going to get lost rather quickly.
nice...spice up your kids food with inks and crayons.
Good concept, but I prefer this one... http://www.coroflot.com/aruizdesign/travelpics/5
The video is cool to!... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn0oa0QCByk