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Beastly designs
Reptiles

Reptiles

Side view of a phone showing the cobra hood earpiece.

Side view of a cable tidy showing the opening for the wire.

Top view of a fruit bowl showing the curving line of material.

Side view of a knife showing the handle with legs at either end.

Side view of a nail brush showing the moulded feet and facial details.

Front view of a steel soap and stand showing the bubbles in the material.

Side view of a set of bag clips showing the three different clips.

Front view of a pair of shoes showing the ventilation holes around the toes and in the upper surface.

Exhibitions

Endurance Designated Design Why plastics? Friend and faux Beside the sea MyPlastic reissued Being me: plastics and the body Output Revolution: environmentally conscious design in plastics See through Polyphonic: music through plastics Spotlight on... 2 Picnic Flora Design for childhood Precious plastics? Provocative plastics? National identity Threads: plastics wearing well Is that plastic? Polymorphia 10 Most Wanted MyPlastic/ Beastly designs

Mini beasts Birds Wild mammals Reptiles Dinosaurs Domestic mammals Fish & amphibians Humans Saving animals part 1 Saving animals part 2 Learning from animals

Plastics for gold Work, rest and play with plastics You can do it with plastics… Nature's plastic Substitute Spotlight on… Encore! Winning with plastics The plastics invasion Eat in or take out Ways of seeing plastics

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