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Japanese Ad Agency Creates Imaginary Prototypes Of Products We Wish Existed In Real Life
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An ad agency with only 4 employees might seem really small, but it only takes one brilliant mind to come up with creative ideas that can be utilized in our everyday lives. Take the designs of Tokyo Design Studio GOES, a company that works on ads, posters, catalogues, and a plethora of other items we come across on the daily. In addition to the various projects their handful of staff take on for clients, GOES also shares many whimsical, humorous, and hands down ingenious imaginary prototypes of products we wish existed in real life.
Such designs are regularly posted on GOES' official Twitter account, and while some have indeed become actual products, most have remained in the realm of social media as odds and ends we would love to get our hands on. From dainty sakura postage stamps to ramen bowl-shaped spoons, it's hard to pick a favorite, and hopefully one day they'll all be available for us to enjoy as actual products.
Sticky rice note pads
Sushi roll chopstick sleeves
10 yen postage stamps
Vending machine erasers
Lantern crossing lights
Ramen bowl-shaped spoons
Slanted cans for easy opening
Katana iPhone case that doubles as a phone charger
LINE app-inspired bookshelf with "read" and "unread" shelves