Category: Product Concept
#30: Low-light Modification
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| “Black body” fabric light trap. |
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| Miniature color filter collection with snoot attachment. |
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Tabletop light diffuser “tent.” |
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Dual-panel reflection platform. |
#24 PRODUCT: Packaging Concept PS Actions
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| Acid Bleach Photoshop Overexposure Action |
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| Aura 2 Photoshop Fringe Remover Action |
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| Bluematte Photoshop Bluescreen Action |
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| Flaw Frame Photoshop Dark Noise Repair Action |
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| Graytone Photoshop Black & White Film Action |
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| j.Screen Photoshop Noise Remover Action |
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| Kelvin Photoshop Gel Presets Action |
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| LightSource Photoshop Cast Shadow Action |
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| Photo Attic Photoshop Gothic Aging Action |
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| Plexiglass Photoshop Reflections Action |
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| Proportion 200 Photoshop 200% Enlarger Action |
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| Pseudo Photoshop Mezzotint Action |
All woodcuts royalty-free clipart.
#22 PRODUCT: Luminoid brand identity
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| Initial experiment with naming a Linux-based digital darkroom product. First name: Site Dig. |
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| Second experiment with naming, color and type. Second name: Luminoid. |
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| Experiment with packaging sticker off-the-shelf yellow sheet label for one-color black laser output. |
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| Experimental calligraphic typography for Luminoid. |
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| Concept first logo. |
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| Concept second logo. |
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| Concept short-run production stencil packaging. |
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| Final artwork for software box packaging front. |
Scratchboard illustrations by Brad Teare
#21 PRODUCT: KeyCure keyboard
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| KeyCure: Keyboard for visual impaired and for pro designers working in low-light studios. I built several of these for my studio. Modified with yellow stickers change a standard black USB keyboard with tiny white letters into something readable. |
#8 PRODUCT: StudioBoom
StudioBoom won seconds place and a $3,000 cash prize at the Spring 2007 business plan competition at Washington State University, Pullman, Washington.
Learn and buy this camera stand adapter at:
www.cameraboomstand.com
#7 PRODUCT: The MoodTank Co. of Palouse
A shipping palette load of junk iMacs converted into 27 virtual seawater fishtanks. 1 still remains. A happy bubbling sound with colorful, hypnotic, swimming fish.
