The etch-a-sketch from beyond - Yanko Design

E'er heard of Liquid Crystal Paper? No? Well, neither had I but the perks of this job include learning virtually new things. If east-ink was a display's best effort at resembling print on paper, LCP (Liquid Crystal Paper) is the closest thing to the digital world recreating the sketching-on-paper experience. Blackboard, the just product to utilize LCP technology is much like those magnetic sketchpads, but redesigned for real-world applications. Congenital with a stylus, a good dissimilarity ratio, and a translucent design, the Blackboard can be used for taking notes, tracing, or sketching diagrams. The translucent pad comes with template grids you can identify behind it to plow it into a ruled notebook, a dotted graph paper, or a apparently sketchbook. You lot can even place the Blackboard straight on screens and sketch abroad. Its tinted translucent surface dims the screen behind it, but keeps everything visible, assuasive it to act like a big electronic tracing newspaper.

The Blackboard comes with a stylus that allows you to draw and erase your work. You tin even employ a clear-all push on the blackboard to erase the canvas. All this happens without a bombardment, letting your Blackboard exist as handy and readily available as a piece of paper. Plus, Blackboard fifty-fifty ships with a mobile app that allows you to scan, document, edit, and share your work!

Designer: Boogie Lath