Storytelling with Conductive Ink

Dalziel + Pop, a creative agency in London, is currently exhibiting at the Retail Design Expo in London. To demonstrate its skill set, the company built an interactive display using screenprinting with conductive ink. When visitors touch any of the 48 elements, up to 100 possible light animations activate. The company suggests that this is a great way to interact with potential customers.


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I've never heard of conductive ink before. But now I want to see if I can use it in a crafting project!

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The chart is, understandably, by and for Millennials (and younger Gen X), who make up the audience of College Humor. Leaving The Jungle Book out is a crime for anyone older. Robin Hood should be there somewhere, as well as The Sword in the Stone.

101 Dalmatians was the first Disney movie I saw, followed by Lady and the Tramp.
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