Cassette Tape Art

Independent artist, Erika Iris Simmons, from Princeton turn random things into composite art. Usually she makes portraits of people associated with the item she choose – without adding any paint or pigments.She made a series of cassette tape art named “The Ghost in the Machine”. She said that the tape ribbon represents our thoughts, the data within. Taking that data – those bits of memory – and rearranging them to form what we see as a face is my way of finding a “ghost in the machine.”

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The Zuca Pro suitcase

A true James Bond fan surely needs the comforts of a home away from home. The Zuca Pro is the suitcase that really looks like it has been made for the road warriors. It functions simultaneously as a briefcase, carry-on suitcase and a chic travel accessory. The Zuca Pro boasts a built-in seat and removable packing pouches that stack like drawers. (Link)

Henk suitcase

The Henk Travelfriend doesn't just show off your wealth. Its customizability allows you to show off your own brand of aesthetic. Purchasers may create their own Henk suitcase by choosing from fifteen different color and material combinations. Opens from both sides and features an extendable handle and retractable wheels. This luxury suitcase may be purchased from the Dutch company for $20,000. It's the world's most expensive suitcase.(Link)

Funny and creative Suitcase

Another couple of funny and creative Suitcase Stickers from Thecheeky.(Link | Via)

Various art suitcases

Wait, what is she packing? Yes, you can see them right – the imprints of all kinds of deadly (well, OK, actually toy) weapons subtly showing through on the outside of these various art suitcases. While there is technically no law against this sort of thing you might not want to press your luck at airports with one of these offbeat suitcases designs. (Link)

The Colored Suitcase with an integrated whiteboard

Marcial Ahsayane has designed The Colored Suitcase with an integrated whiteboard to keep your children busy during journeys. This suitcase has gone ahead to win the reddot design award for 2009. With its inbuilt whiteboard and colorful markers, this suitcase extends to be a colorful companion, especially for children. (Link | Via)

Climbing UP suitcase

I though this was just a concept for the moment, but the Climbing UP suitcase designed by Woo Moonhyung makes dragging your suitcase around much easier. Especially on uneven surfaces or up stairs. Most suitcases use just a single set of wheels on the bottom, but not the Climbing UP suitcase. Instead, it has rubber belt tracks like a tank, along the length of its body. It just adds that extra little nudge to help you get a bit of a break. (Link)

Take a stand against monotonous travel with Suitcase Stickers. Designed to stick to anything, they will draw attention to your bag making it easily identifiable and sure to make you some new friends.

Caution: Some of these stickers may cause offense to airport and immigration staff.(Link)

Samsonite OBAG

Here is an innovative concept that completely rethinks traditional luggage design. Called the Samsonite OBAG, it utilizes a diwheel arrangement to make traversing virtually any terrain a breeze. It will have no problems tackling snow, mud, cobblestones or even flights of stairs and saves you from worrying about flimsy wheels falling off. Designed by Rooz Mousavi, the OBAG is a brilliant implementation of diwheel design. (Link)

Uniquely designed suitcases and trunks

Uniquely designed suitcases and trunks that were creatively done by Sarah Jane Williams.(Link | Via)