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Products inspired by PC
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26 Jul 2010
Have you ever notice how many products are inspired by computers? White pencil eraser on which there is written DELETE so it looks like key Delete or savings bank in the form of oversized key Save. Shower curtain  with smiles or many textiles inspired by computer design. Simply and funny are cushions with logos of social networks.
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2 Responses to Products inspired by PC
Winnie
July 27th, 2010 at 12:10 pm
I am in love with this kind of creative design on daily things. I have several good design ideas but how could I make them out of my sketch paper. I mean, how can I make them become real products? I am only a high school student and thus I don’t think I can ask the factories for that due to the big amount of money.
Patrick Smith
March 31st, 2011 at 1:12 pm
Dear Sir/Madam
I am a Year 10 student attending Shirley High Performing Arts College and am currently working on my GCSE ICT coursework.
As part of this coursework, I have had to prepare some guidance to help children and their parents/guardians make sensible choices online, get the most from the internet and stay safe. I have had to prepare an E-Safety Leaflet for Parents/Guardians, a screensaver for 5-7 year olds and a webpage for 11-12 year olds.
I and other students at Shirley High would like to use pictures from your website http://www.design.architecture.sk in the leaflet. Therefore, I am writing for myself and on their behalf, asking for permission to use images from your website in the coursework. The coursework will not be published and will only be seen by myself, my teacher and the exam board.
I can confirm that I will acknowledge that the images I use from your website are protected by copyright and I will record this in my sources table.
I look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your co-operation.
Yours faithfully,
Patrick Smith