Project Womb provides the comfort of knowing that your story is told in your own words, pictures and videos. And shared with the world. It’s a container for impressions and memories you can record and update over your lifetime. A collection of personal insights and experiences that can inspire future generations for many years to come. […] In essence, Project Womb is a media-driven time capsule that makes sure your life story lives on.
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Diddo is an artist and designer whose work spans the spectrum from engaging conceptual art to intriguing product design.

Competitive eater James McDonald ate a coffin full (36) of donuts in 32 minutes at Voodoo Doughnut in Portland.

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The Crime Scene Coffin by Faustine Gau…

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Sundead, a suntanning coffin by Argentinian artist Luciano Podcaminski…

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“Made from an 18 gauge steel coffin, the Heretic features 4 cast iron legs that support in upwards of 800 pounds, a hand built and sewn seating area made from Italian leather, and a roman numeral laser engraved ID plaque. Excuses for its overwhelming personality not included. Limited production run of (3).”

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“Where Do tea bags go to die?. Usually squashed on the side of the saucer next to the cup, or if you have a little less decorum the table will probably be just fine. Jonas Trampedach has been observing the behaviour of tea drinkers and has evidently been learning a lot. Consequently he has developed a solution to the bag dilemma that is as simple as it is ingenious. With the ‘Tea bag Coffin’, the drinker can tidily bury the bag under the cup and out of the way. RIP.”

Tea Bag Coffin, by Designer Jonas Trampedach for Yankodesign…