The green light conveys motion using an animated sequence, the yellow light is shaped like a caution triangle, and the red light is shaped like a stop sign, but with an animated white border to show more urgency and danger.
This might be ideal for color-blind folks, who might appreciate the different shapes.
Just a basic slip cover design, with a sign you can peg on top of the box to make it look like the Quick Stop and RST video store from Clerks
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Pretty straightforward design. A lot of fun stuff could be done with the internals, like a Power Supply that looks like the Ecto Containment Unit. The graphics card could look like the Ecto-1.
UPDATE: This is now available as a poster you can buy. Check it out here.
I was about half-finished this one when I released the first one a few days ago - thought I’d go ahead and complete it for a post. I still intend to post many more of these, and probably ones featured in Pinky and the Brain as well.
Here are the wallpapers, two large ones and one for the iPhone, click to enlarge:
I’m going to have a few of these printed as actual blueprints to use as posters. I will give away a few to readers of this site, just trying to figure out how. In a way that benefits a charity, methinks. If you have any suggestions on how to do a freebie giveaway, let me know.
Here is a light switch that belongs in Dr. Frankenstein’s lab! It includes a pair of LED lights encapsulated in vacuum tubes to denote whether the lights are on or off.
Here we have a He-Man Blu-Ray case that essentially emulates the original Castle Greyskull toy playset. The toy’s simple clamshell design makes for a versatile box set.
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I feel the Scare Floor Door System from Monsters Inc. would make for an excellent Fathead design. Fatheads are those large decals which are affixed to walls, usually depicting sports teams or pop culture items. You can head to the official Fathead site and check out their selection.
Basically you’d have two large Fatheads flanking the door, and a smaller Fathead on top of the door. A bunch of small flower Fatheads would then complete the look:
The problem is you’d need a door that has a central location, and is not near a corner wall, allowing for both flanking Fatheads. But the beauty of this design is that you could place the Fatheads on either side of the door.
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