Yet another gem from the mind of ‘Delahuntagram’, this backpack is a hilariously cute reinterpretation of the Apple Finder icon. Its two-part design with the face emblazoned across the front is punctuated by a unique zig-zag zipper that I assume would be very annoying to operate… but I’ll make the exception for a bag this cute!
David Delahunty, who goes by the internet handle Delahuntagram, is known for his creative reinterpretations of everyday objects. Whether it’s the Apple Beach-ball-inspired tennis ball, the MacOS Folder-inspired SSD, a Microsoft Paint-inspired make-up kit, or even his upcoming two-part Finder necklace that you can share with your bestie or partner, Delahunty is the perfect example of AI ideation done right. While the world creates content that’s classified as AI slop, Delahunty uses AI to build some of the most uniquely brilliant ideas inspired by some hilariously obvious and not-so-obvious visual puns. This backpack is clearly one of the latter.
Designer: David Delahunty
You don’t look at the MacOS Finder icon and think – this has potential as a fashion accessory… but that’s exactly what Delahunty does. Every single object has the potential to be translated or transformed into something else. In doing so, he breaks barriers, challenges notions, and pushes creativity – all using AI. Delahunty posts on Instagram almost every day, flooding the internet with product ideas nobody would have thought of, but everyone wants.
This backpack is quirky, but seems like something every Apple lover would love to own. If you never got a chance to hop on the AirPods Backpack limited edition drop, this bag concept might just entice you. And with enough support, chances are Delahunty will turn this backpack into a reality too – although that zig-zag zipper would possibly be the biggest logistical/usability challenge. That being said, I’d still love to see this happen… and I wonder if the bag comes with built-in Find My.
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