You can buy a high-res poster here.
As promised, Montreal’s Metro map rendered in Super Mario 3 style. I’d like to dub this map trend as “Mariotography” if I may.
Special thanks to Chris Erb from Spacing Montreal for the translation and layout assistance.
You can buy a high-res poster of this map here.
UPDATE: In light of the TTC finalizing the names for the new extension, I have given the map an overhaul. Apologies to those who have purchased this previously, I thought the original map was future-proof!
I post lots of ideas, but once in a while I am shocked - shocked - that a particular item doesn’t already exist. Case in point: this thermos/beverage container fashioned after a Duracell coppertop. Considering our dependency on coffee as a source of energy, it makes perfect sense. It also helps that the design of the battery closely resembles your typical thermos.
The protruding contact on the top of the cup is spring-loaded, allowing the cup to sit flat on surfaces.
You can buy a poster of this image here (no commission).
Here is a blueprint of the Tumbler seen in The Dark Knight, except I added wheels to complete the look. Additional Wayne logos and legalese were also added to the bottom of the print.
Continue reading ➞ Tumbler Batmobile Blueprint
If I were to open a car dealership the first order of business would be a sign, one that is essentially a giant Hot Wheels package containing an actual car.
Not only would it serve as eye-catching signage, but it would also serve to highlight a particular car - much like dealerships do when they place a single car on a ramp or display stand to make it stand out from the lot.
Continue reading ➞ Car Dealership Idea: Hot Wheels Sign
Here is blu-ray case design for Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy. Three CD-sized jewel cases are enclosed inside the Tumbler, which opens in similar fashion to the real-life Batmobile. This case would be on the larger side, about 12 inches long and 5 inches tall.
Continue reading ➞ Dark Knight Trilogy Blu-Ray Case
