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Posted by hipstomp | 27 May 2011
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We wrote about Dominic Wilcox last year for his speed-creating "30 Objects in 30 Days" project, and since then the irreverent London-based designer has been busy. Here's his theoretical entry for a current UK design competition to make power-line-carrying pylons more visually palatable:
His Finger-Nose Stylus for Touch Screens has generated tons of press, and after posting it on his blog, he noted "I lost two followers"; video after the jump...
We're big fans of Wilcox's one-sketch solutions series. His Variations on Normal blog is loaded with them, and it being a Friday, we highly recommend you treat yourself to a look.
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In response to 5-plank fence, it's been done, in concept.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKhbUjVyKIc
I love the sense of whimsy here.
The screw in coffin was the project that got one of the candidates into the Starck design school (a television programme)