The roller called Wallpeppr is capable of coating various surfaces with images downloaded from the flickr online image community. Wallpeppr is connected to the computer via a network cable (a wireless version is on the go). The driver-software plugs into the flickr web-interface which holds controls for the output size of the image. A simple click on the GO button sends the image to roller where it is printed with the help of sophisticated inkjet-technology.
Designer: Carlo Jorges
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