Poke is a push pin cushion that’s supposed to look like a naked porcupine. It’s up to you to create something that actually resembles the animal. Not exactly highly conceptual and I can’t believe that something like this doesn’t already exist but it does have one thing going for it. The cushion is made from a material that won’t wear out from you constantly sticking pins in it. Joy!
Designer: Paul Sandip
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…i got the idea of creating poke while pinning up my “ergonomic” mouse pad… 🙂
your design has the taste of an Alessi ‘s animal design by an unkown designer ….may be your mouse followed it!
i remember ,it’s a corean living in Europe …in Austria
THIS INVENTION IS HIDIOUS