Showing posts with label container. Show all posts
Showing posts with label container. Show all posts

Friday, March 20, 2009

Flight 93 Crock
















A handmade and painted crock pays tribute to Flight 93. An example of a household container, this object is striking.




Saturday, November 1, 2008

Corporations React


This ceramic plate with its flag pattern is a great example of how corporations reacted to September 11th and created their own tribute to this event. A number of questions arise around this object: As a company, why create an object like this as a tribute?; Is creating an object like this and selling it the best way to give back?; How much money was raised?; and What do consumers think of this approach?

Lunch Box




This is an interesting object. Billed as a collectible tin, it is similar to a lunch box kids would take to school. The tin is made to look like a television with dials and antenna, and the screen displays the constitution, Statue of Liberty, and America flag. Three of the true symbols of America. An actual use for this object is hard to imagine. Obviously, a lunch box is one use, or storage for other items. I'm not sure what the appeal of the tv is to people. Anyone have any feedback on this object?