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via thedailywhat:
Inhabitable Shopping Cart Design Concept of the Day: Artist Kevin Cyr’s fully-functional Camper Kart contains a collapsible two-person bedroom with a hard-top roof and ample storage space for cooking equipment.
Cyr says:
Camper Kart, partially funded by a FEAST grant is an experiment in autonomy. It investigates habitats and housing; recycling and ecology; exploration and mobility.
See Also: Camper Bike.
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Reimagination of the Day: The Simpsons interpreted as an average (?) Angolan family by the Luanda, Angola-based ad agency Executive Center on the occasion of the show’s upcoming debut in the sub-Saharan nation.
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Lego ad campaign. Imagination theme plays prominently in past ads too via designtumblelog: csessums, cyanatrendland
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