Urban bicyclist around the world are more than likely salivating over the
Deer Antler Bicycle Handlebars by Brooklyn-based designer
Taylor Simpson. This concept bicycle accessory is "handcrafted by genuine deer antlers and recycled metal".
I originally came up with the concept of Moniker Cycle Horns while participating in the World's Longest Yard Sale on Route 127 in 2010, an event I look forward to every year. While traveling the sale, I found a pair of genuine deer antlers a local man was selling somewhere in Kentucky. As a cyclist I thought it would be clever to create bicycle handlebars made of animal horns and antlers.
Meanwhile, these would be a talking point for anyone that added these to there bike. Taylor did a great job in executing a stellar design concept that many of you out there now want. Check out more of his work on
Taylor's site.
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We all know and love
Pringles, but we also know those cylindrical canisters can be a hassle. You never get a handful of chips every time you put your hand down the tube or you end up with chip fragments at the very end. Who likes chip fragments?
Young designers Dohyuk Kwon, Kim Seok-woo, Seo Dong-Han, In Sung-hoonm, and Lee Bum-ho didn't like the current packaging, so they came up with there conceptual
Bloom Chip potato chip container. It may look like a regular old Pringles can, but when the paper band is removed; it blooms into a shape that makes a chip bowl. This conceptual idea though only makes this bloom practical for a single-serving can since you can not close up the bloom container. The design though was so clever that it ended up winning the
Red Dot Design Award.
So how practical do find this design?
Check out the
Premium Pringles Concept.
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