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Hulgerisation by Josh Rubin

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Hulger approached St. Martin's design students about applying their thinking towards technology on a variety of products. While some of it falls into the "Design Student" vortex, some of it's actually pretty interesting. My favorites were the wind-up lamp and Ben Raemer's Crop Camera (pictured), which makes the photoshop tool into a physical camera allowing infinite aspect adjustment. View them all at Hulgerisation.

Previously on CH: Hulger Bluetooth PIP, Custom Hulgers

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This entry posted on 27 June 2006 at 3:34 PM
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