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Innovatively burn your toast with Roastie, a design concept by Polish designer Mateusz Glówka. It features a see-through case to monitor said burning, and rotating heat elements.
ROASTIE is an unconventional toaster. Transparent sphere shielding the user from temperature allowes for constant supervising of your toasted bread. The heaters are immersed in the arms, which turn around the toast inside the sphere. Because of that the loaf is being toasted evenly and doesn’t become singed. Arms are shielded with a mirror finish, so that the produced heat concentrate in the middle. The control panel is projected on the front side.
Wonderful. But the question that needs to be asked… Will Roastie have the same effect as a conventional toaster when dropped in the bathtub?
[via Laughing Squid]
OK Go — apparently the only band that still makes music videos — uses stop-motion and thousands of pieces of toast to animate their latest video for the song ‘Last Leaf’.
Continue reading “OK Go’s New Music Video Is Animated Entirely On Toast”
Here lies Anne Lindeboom—born in 1920, died in 1984. Now, she’s a toaster.
The toaster was created by Dutch artist Wieke Somers from the ashes of the deceased. Somers uses a prototype printing machine to create dead people art, mixing the ashes with epoxy, which get melted in layers following a 3D model.