
case by leese design lets you customize your iPhone with pixelated art
any 8-bit design users can imagine can be scanned, printed, and inserted into the protective case.
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case by leese design lets you customize your iPhone with pixelated art
all images courtesy of leese design
korea-based leese design was founded on the ethos to create function as well as decoration. they have applied this philosophy to various iPhone accessories, from cross stitched surfaces, to whale-shaped earphones. now, they have focused their attention to a customizable collection of cases called ‘iPixel’.
video courtesy of leese design
the product is adorned with a 19-by-38 square grid that can be defined by any of the provided patterns or blank cards. this allows users to easily express their individuality through their own shapes that can be colored by an ordinary pen or marker. afterwards, customers may scan the card, upload it to the company’s website, and print it for increased resolution. this change in visual appearance is accompanied by a 0.4mm thickness and protective film that keep the phone from dirt and rough surfaces.
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various pattern designs
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printed versions from the company’s website
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the back features a 19 by 38 square grid
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the case measure 0.4mm thick
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the package includes protective film, pre-filled patterns, and blank cards
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iPixel booklet
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instructions for filling in the card
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various versions
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