Category Archives: cardboard

Disposable Technology

Posted on June 8, 2009 by Joel Johnson

Cardboard Animal Trophies, for the big game hunter who prefers to mail-order

Posted on May 14, 2009 by Joel Johnson

Cardboard Safari makes laser-cut cardboard animal head trophies suitable for wall-mounting, each available for $52 (plus shipping). They’re made from recycled cardboard. I’d proudly display any one of them on my wall, but I’d only feel most ethically in the … Continue reading →

Cardboard laptop cooler

Posted on November 19, 2008 by Rob Beschizza

Designed by James Li, this cardboard laptop cooler is powered by USB. “Cardboard ignites easily,” cautions Make‘s Marc de Vinc. DIY: Cardboard laptop cooler [Make]

Does Sennheiser use this cardboard packaging? (If they don’t, they should)

Posted on June 6, 2008 by Joel Johnson

We can’t figure out if this packaging for the Sennhesier CX 300 headphones — made entirely of cardboard — is real or just a design prototype. Clearly previous CX 300 were packaged in the typical hard plastic shell, but perhaps … Continue reading →

Kururmarukun: Folding Cardboard Toilet

Posted on October 25, 2007 by Joel Johnson

We all enjoy giggling at strange Japanese inventions from time to time, but rarely are their products really that weird. It’s a different culture with different sensibilities, is all. I mean, what person on the planet wouldn’t enjoy pissing in … Continue reading →

Post a Phone Concept by Priestman Goode

Posted on October 3, 2007 by Joel Johnson

The “Post a Phone” from designer Priestman Goode is made to be mailed in a standard flat-pack A5 envelope, along with an ample spool of telephone cord. It’s a cunning design, but what struck me most was his choice of … Continue reading →

Stunning Transformers Bumblebee Papercraft

Posted on August 30, 2007 by Joel Johnson

This amazing, articulated Bumblebee model (from the Transformers movie) is hand-crafted entirely from cardboard and paper salvaged from Japanese fast-food containers. BUMBLE BEE With PAPER [WonderDasher.blog.Sohu.com] (Thanks, Captain Marvel!)