Color Picker Pen by Jinsu Park - Neatorama

In a case of life emulating Photoshop, Korean designer Jinsu Park created this concept "Color Picker Pen" that can sense and then draw in the appropriate color:

the color picker pen enables colors in the environment to be scanned and instantly

used for drawing. the sensor detects the color and matches it to the color display. then the RGB

cartridge located within the pen mixes the inks together to create the color that has been scanned.

From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by ajw123.

Cool concept but I can't believe that it would really work.

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With all that ad money, you'd think that designboom would be able to afford CAPS ;)

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Why donze they just get robots to draw the damn paintings and be done with it.

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RGB? Couldnt work that way. Also not a new idea but still a neat one

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RGB? I think not! It'd have to have 4 colour CMYK cartridge.

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Doesn't exist. Won't work in the near future. Neatorama contributors need to learn the difference between 'concept' and 'product', please!

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Hum. RGB is just for screens (light) it should be a CMYK pen.

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Anonymouse - read the post

"...Korean designer Jinsu Park created this CONCEPT "Color Picker Pen" that can ..."

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This is just poor design. I study industrial design and step one is pretty much to check for plausibility. I mean, the concept is fundamentally flawed when you're talking RGB. I love intelligent design concepts, this however is just dumb.

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Creative Invention, RGB surely makes a good color blend. Wonder how much does it cost and where could we get it online?

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