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The Next Billion-Dollar Brand Label For Women!
So I have been thinking for months about how to use Pepé Le Pew, a favorite character of mine. I figured he’d make a cool aftershave or cologne bottle, and was about to make something along those lines when I remembered Penelope Pussycat, the hapless cat Pepé would pursue in all of his cartoons. She screams fashion, fragrance, and cosmetics. Read the rest of this entry
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DuckTales Piggy Bank
The title pretty much explains it all: DuckTales Piggy Bank. For those who are fans of the show, you’ll recognize this piggy bank as Scrooge McDuck’s coin vault, or coin swimming pool* - depending on who you ask.
Surprisingly this one does not exist, a rare product oversight by Disney. Hopefully they can deliver something like this one day.
*Seriously, how did Scrooge not get seriously injured diving 50 feet into a large pile of coins? He should have suffered Wile E. Coyote-like injuries.
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Watch This! Part 4: Jurassic Park
Here is a fun wristwatch design based on the night vision goggles from Jurassic Park.
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Watch This! Part 3: Final Fantasy VII
Here is a watch design based on the city of Midgar from Final Fantasy VII. The watch could come in several flavors, above is a black matte design with a ‘Materia’ wrist strap.
The “towers” surrounding the city face could also illuminate. The hands are based on the swords belonging to Cloud and Sephiroth.
Here is a white gold version and one with green lighting:
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Watch This! Part 2: Splinter Cell
UPDATE: So this is a thing now. Available with the European special editions of the upcoming Splinter Cell game. Original post as follows:
This watch is based on the night vision goggles worn by Sam Fisher. There could also be a red variant for the bad guys.
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Watch This! Part 1: Zelda Ocarina Of Time
A wristwatch based on Link’s Ocarina. The display is spread between the instrument’s openings. Would be nice if this watch played chimes (like the song of time) at hourly intervals.
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Back to the Future Alarm Clock
I designed this BTTF alarm clock based on the Time Coordinates display from the Delorean. I included an iPod cable made of rope light in the original design (see below), but removed it so you can see a standalone clock (above).
