We have several iPhones and an iPod touch around the house and generally, my daughter is always playing Angry Birds or other games on one of the devices. She’s also doing little art projects on time, and I have the lack of wall space in my office to prove it. If you have a kid who enjoys using an iPhone or iPod Touch and likes to create art projects, Griffin has a new case might be perfect called the Crayola Case Creator.
The case fits the iPhone 4 and has a clear window on the back that allows the user to print off a picture sized exactly for the case from any printer and put on the back of the case for customization. The case also comes with an app that lets the user snap a photo using the iPhone camera or grab one from the photo album and size it, specifically for the custom case.
The app also allows the user to manipulate the photo and add digital stickers. It also features integrated digital crayons, paints, and pens to allow a child or an adult to create an original artwork that can be printed and used inside the case’s clear window. The images can be printed on perforated inserts are sized and shaped to fit inside the clear case and leave the camera uncovered. The artwork can also be e-mailed and shared on Facebook. Griffin’s Crayola Case Creator is available now for $29.99.
When it comes to creativity, it would be best not to stifle your little one as he or she picks up a crayon and start doodling all over the paper (although the more adventurous ones would think that everything that the crayon can stick onto would be fair game!). After all, you can never quite tell just when your progeny is going to end up as the next Van Gogh (sans the mental issues, of course), or Michaelangelo, even. Griffin Technology’s recent announcement of the Crayola Case Creator is one peripheral that you might be interested to look into – after all, when you can come up with your very own case designs, it is definitely worth exploring, no?
