IPenH

IPencil box - Digital fabrication Finally! You can protect your apple product iPencil with this sleek pen holder. Ever since Chelsea had gotten her hands on an Apple iPad, she had practiced creating fashion designs night and day in order to prepare for this moment. Chelsea was a long-time intern at a growing fashion company in New York City and was recently tasked (along with two other interns) with creating three pieces of spring apparel for the company’s new line launching in March. Of the three designs, only one piece of apparel would make the cut. As she waited for her name to be called, she scrolled through the five designs she created (she made two extra designs in case she decided she hated the other three at the last minute) and looked them over for any flaw. She used her iPencil to assess every detail of her work. Then, she decided on her top three designs. A pastel pink scarf, a silky, button down lime-colored top, and pristine white straight-leg jeans. The competition was stiff. There was Henry, who had a keen eye for texture, and Jenine, who excelled in her distribution of patterns. Chelsea knew she had to try her damndest to stand out from the bunch to have her boss, Christine, choose her design over everyone else's. Christine was a tough cookie and difficult to please. Chelsea hoped she had done enough. Out of the corner of her eye, she noticed Henry flipping through his work, too. Chelsea caught a glimpse of a beautiful two-toned halter top. Her mouth became dry, and she bounced her foot to settle her nerves. She said a silent prayer, promising the man upstairs that she’d carry out a good deed if he blessed her with winning this mini-competition. Moments later, Jenine emerged from the conference room with an unsettled expression. Must not have gone well, Chelsea thought. Just one to beat. She felt bad for Jenine, but a part of Chelsea was glad for her fifty-fifty shot at winning. Christine came out of the conference room and beckoned Chelsea to come in for their meeting. It was time. Chelsea noticed that Christine was wearing a wrap blouse that had a warm green tone, and Chelsea threw herself a small parade in her head. It’s a miracle! In a flash, Chelsea capped her iPencil with her stylish and handy ‘IPenH’ from Objects New York and entered the room with her head held high. Thank you God! Chelsea thought. Digital fabrication Made in Brooklyn