portugese industrial designer luis porem has sent in images of his new work ‘rgb rainbow glasses’. the structure of the glasses have an internal channel where colorful ink can pass through, allowing users to choose their own colors. made from plastic the glasses have a flexible arm and can be filled with water based ink.
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or you can put water in it , then put them in freezer and then you have really cool glasees 😛
Pretty sure you wouldn’t be grinning your arse off if it did leak out, is his point Ronnie. It’s still enough to ruin your day.
okay “BarryS”, if you would have read, this is water based ink…not a big deal.
Those are cool, but even cooler is when the ink leaks out and runs all over your face and clothes and you start crying, wondering–why the hell did I buy ink-filled glasses!
My sister would love these, is there any chance of production? They seem cheap enough to make. and you could just reuse the dye you buy.
Very nice work, make me remember of a straw, with the colour of the juice we drink 🙂