TikTok + LunaTik
- TikTok + LunaTik simply transform the iPod Nano into the world’s coolest muti-touch watches. Obsessively designed and crafted from premium materials, TikTok +LunaTik complement the impeccable quality of Apple products.
- TikTok is a simple snap-in design that allows the user to quickly and securely snap the iPod nano in and out of the wrist dock. It cleanly and simply integrates the nano and transforms it into a modern multi-function timepiece.
- LunaTik is a premium conversion kit designed for those wanting to dedicate their iPod nano primarily as a wrist watch. The LunaTik's metamorphic design transforms the nano into a timepiece that is truly at the future of wrist-based technology.
- Originally launched on creative crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.com, the project shattered records, raising nearly $1m in 30 days, making it one ofthe most successful crowd funding stories in history and inspiring designers and entrepreneurs around the globe.
- TikTok + LunaTik give Apple’s amazing 6g Nano technology a logical and well integrated home on the wrist. In a project survey, a shocking 76% of TikTok + LunaTik owners bought an Apple Nano because of the watch designs, which is a rare if not unprecedented milestoneof an accessory driving the sale of the core product. More impressive, the designs went from idea to reality to stardom in an exceptionally short amount of time, further reinforcing the notion that the consumer decides.
- Throughout the Kickstarter project, supporters and fans were informed and engaged on every phase of development and production, creating a totally transparent platform between the designer and the consumer.
- As a result, the designs have found their place in Apple retail stores across North America and Europe and the LunaTik brand has garnered an incredibly loyal following of global supporters.
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TikTok + LunaTik simply transform the iPod Nano into the world’s coolest multi-touch watches. Originally launched on creative crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.com, the project shattered records, raising nearly $1m in 30 days, making it one of the most successful crowd funding stories in history.
Client: Self / DIY
Completed: 2010-present
Designer: Scott Wilson
Design and Visualization Support: Dustin Brown, Matt Puhalla, Steve Christopher, Leon Fitzpatrick, Dave Seal
Client: Self / DIY
Completed: 2010-present
Designer: Scott Wilson
Design and Visualization Support: Dustin Brown, Matt Puhalla, Steve Christopher, Leon Fitzpatrick, Dave Seal
Fields
Branding, Entrepreneurship, Product Design
Date
2011
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LunaTik Touch Pen
The LunaTik Touch Pen was born from a desire to integrate our pen of choice, the rollerball, with the digital stylus. The LunaTik Touch Pen seamlessly goes from paper to tablet with a click of a button.
Creative Director: Scott Wilson
Design: Dustin Brown, Matt Puhalla, Steve Christopher
Engineering: Jon Godston, Erik Holverson
Art Direction: Andrew Clark, Dustin Brown 2011 Industrial Design, Entrepreneurship -
Xbox 360 + Kinect
MINIMAL collaborated closely with Microsoft on the Xbox 360 + Kinect sensor, a game-changing next generation entertainment console and experience. Upon launch, Kinect became that fastest selling gadget in consumer electronics history, selling more than 8 million units in 2 months.
Client: Xbox & Microsoft
Completed: 2009
Design Team: Scott Wilson, Dustin Brown, Steve Christopher, Matt Puhalla
Mechanical Engineer: Jon Godston
XBOX Design Team: Carl Ledbetter, John Ikeda 2011 Product Design, Interaction Design, Industrial Design -
SW_1 Collection for Coalesse
The SW_1 Collection for Coalesse rethinks the conference setting and the notion of live/work. Supporting more social engagements and informal behaviors, the 50+ piece collection promotes a relaxed “lean back” attitude through its physical proportions, materials and composition.
Client: Coalesse
Completed: 2009-2010
Design Team: Scott Wilson, Matt Puhalla, Joe Graceffa, Rodrigo Torres 2011 Industrial Design, Product Design, Furniture Design -
Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel
MINIMAL partnered with the internal Xbox design team on the concept and design development of the Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel, a fully immersive gaming accessory that promises to change the way we experience wireless play.
Client: Xbox & Microsoft
Completed: 2010
Design Direction: Scott Wilson
Design: Matt Puhalla, Leon Fitzpatrick, Dave Seal
Mechanical Engineering: Jon Godston
XBOX Design Team: Carl Ledbetter, John Ikeda 2011 Industrial Design, Product Design, Interaction Design -
Uncommon
Co-founded by Scott Wilson, groundbreaking customization brand Uncommon was the first to truly crack the code of one-off mass customization on premium accessories products.
Completed: 2009-2010
Design Direction: Scott Wilson
Design Team: Scott Wilson, Dustin Brown, Matt Puhalla
Art Direction and Visualization: Scott Wilson, Dustin Brown, Josh Josue
Mechanical Engineering: Jon Godston, Dan Berg 2011 Branding, Entrepreneurship, Product Design -
PowerPod for Coalesse
Part of our SW_1 Collection for Coalesse, the PowerPod is an honest and refined tabletop solution for the powerstrip, intentionally designed for today’s mobile worker.
Client: Coalesse
Completed: 2010
Design Team: Scott Wilson, Matt Puhalla, Steve Christopher 2011 Industrial Design -
Dell Venue Pro
MINIMAL designed Dell's Venue Pro to complement the clean and simple user interface of Microsoft’s new Windows Mobile 7 UI. Featuring an industry first curved Gorilla Glass display that provides a surprisingly sensuous experience, the Venue Pro was a great entry into the mobile arena for Dell.
Client: Dell
Completed: 2009
Design Team: Scott Wilson, Steve Christopher, Dustin Brown, Matt Puhalla 2011 Industrial Design, Product Design, Interaction Design -
World Wildlife Fund
Every year Scott Wilson + MNML contribute a one of a kind sculpture to Humanscale’s Faces in the Wild Auction to raise money for the World Wildlife Fund.
Completed: 2008-present
Design: Scott Wilson
Visualization: Dustin Brown 2011 Industrial Design, Product Design, Engineering -
Tea Kettles
MINIMAL’s concepts for World Kitchen's 2009 TEA-OFF! design competition resulted in 3 awards, including Instant Classic and Special Citation awards, and even lead to a patent.
Client: In-house for World Kitchen Tea-Off Design Competition
Completed: 2009
Design Team: Scott Wilson, Dustin Brown, Matt Puhalla, Steve Christopher
Mechanical Engineering and Research: Jon Godston 2011 Industrial Design, Engineering -
Nike Presto
Design by Scott Wilson while Creative Director at Nike.
Completed: 2003 2011 Industrial Design, Package Design -
Microsoft Courier
In the days before the iPad, MNML designed Courier for Microsoft, a connected digital tablet notebook that took a fresh look at bringing analog and digital worlds together in a new mobile platform.
Client: Microsoft
Completed: 2008
Design Team: Scott Wilson, Steve Christopher, Leon Fitzpatrick, Roberto Tagliabue, Mitch Morse.
Microsoft Team: J. Allard, Albert Shum, Ray Riley, Jon Harris, Andrew Allen. 2011 Industrial Design, Interaction Design, Product Design
