design
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Instead Of Pixels, Crayola’s New Kids’ Tablet Is Filled With Sand
If you’ve ever scribbled your name in the sand on the beach with a stick, you’ll understand where Crayola found the inspiration for its new drawing tablet for kids. The biggest advantage of the Sand Scribbler, though, is that there’s no risk of a drawing or doodle being erased by the incoming tide.
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A New Kid-Safe Version Of The 3Doodler Melts Plastic Without Burning Fingers
Kids love to doodle, be it with textas, crayons, finger paints, even food. That’s why the 3Doodler seemed like the perfect kids’ toy — except the heat needed to melt the 3D printing filament meant it was adults only. So the company has created a new version, designed specifically for kids, with new filament that…
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This Twisting Manhattan Tower Will Have A Park On Every Floor
When you think of supertalls you probably think of pricey real estate — not leafy parks in the sky. A new 300m tower going up in Manhattan provides a more interesting take: Hanging gardens that twirl down the exterior of the building like a giant green exclamation point marking the end of the High Line.
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You’ll Have To Burn This Piggy Bank Candle To Access Your Savings
There’s a lot of good reasons to distrust banks these days, which means it’s boon time for companies who make piggy banks. But instead of smashing this bank on the floor when you want to make a withdrawal, you light its tail and watch it melt away — because it’s actually a wax candle.