Ivan De Marino

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London, United Kingdom

Ivan De Marino joined Kickstarter on December 01, 2010

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Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android by Pebble Technology

Pebble is a customizable watch. Download new watchfaces, use sports and fitness apps, get notifications from your phone.
- Product Design
- Palo Alto, CA
- 10,266% funded $10,266,845 pledged
- 68,929 backers
- Funded May 18, 2012
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Philosophy Posters by Max Temkin

Ten giant philosophy posters with big ideas presented simply.
- Graphic Design
- Chicago, IL
- 2,058% funded $41,167 pledged
- 1,393 backers
- Funded May 04, 2012
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Per Rimanere Qui (To Remain Here) by Calcagno Cullen

This project is a portrait of the people of Calabria. I am delving into the community and sharing their photos, relics and sentiments.
- Public Art
- Monasterace, Italy
- 100% funded $2,807 pledged
- 53 backers
- Funded Apr 10, 2012
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Walk [Your City] by CityFabric

An open-sourced "guerrilla wayfinding" project focused on helping anyone create safe and healthy walkable environments.
- Public Art
- Raleigh, NC
- 195% funded $11,364 pledged
- 549 backers
- Funded Apr 29, 2012
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BOY: the American release! by Taika Waititi

Bring our coming-of-age comedy—the all-time New Zealand box office champ—to America! We need a laugh!
- Narrative Film
- Los Angeles, CA
- 123% funded $110,796 pledged
- 1,826 backers
- Funded Mar 02, 2012
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Double Fine Adventure by Double Fine and 2 Player Productions

An adventure game from Tim Schafer, Double Fine, and YOU!
- Video Games
- San Francisco, CA
- 834% funded $3,336,371 pledged
- 87,142 backers
- Funded Mar 13, 2012
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Dordle Cards by Nik Daum

I like to doodle. Only I call my doodles "Dordles". I want to make 30 of your favorites into high-quality color 4x6" postcards.
- Illustration
- San Francisco, CA
- 157% funded $3,926 pledged
- 215 backers
- Funded Dec 12, 2011
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SketchChair: Furniture Designed by You by Diatom

An open-source tool that allows anyone to design and build their own furniture, as well as share these within an online community.
- Open Software
- London, United Kingdom
- 174% funded $31,475 pledged
- 584 backers
- Funded May 12, 2011
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The Noun Project - Building a Free Collection of Symbols by Edward Boatman

Help us build a fun, easy-to-use, brilliantly designed online symbol library.
- Graphic Design
- Los Angeles, CA
- 957% funded $14,366 pledged
- 386 backers
- Funded Dec 24, 2010
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Spatial Computing III: The Home Theater System by phedhex

Information artist Albert Hwang has designed a reinvented home theater system - one without screens. Help him share his sketches.
- Open Software
- Astoria, NY
- 141% funded $2,264 pledged
- 32 backers
- Funded Dec 08, 2010
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I Am I - Feature Film by Jocelyn Towne

A woman meets her mentally ill father who abandoned her as a child. He is convinced that she is his wife and tries to win her back.
- Narrative Film
- Los Angeles, CA
- 111% funded $111,965 pledged
- 902 backers
- Funded Jan 08, 2011

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Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android by Pebble Technology

Philosophy Posters by Max Temkin

Per Rimanere Qui (To Remain Here) by Calcagno Cullen

Walk [Your City] by CityFabric

BOY: the American release! by Taika Waititi

Double Fine Adventure by Double Fine and 2 Player Productions

Dordle Cards by Nik Daum

SketchChair: Furniture Designed by You by Diatom

The Noun Project - Building a Free Collection of Symbols by Edward Boatman

Spatial Computing III: The Home Theater System by phedhex

I Am I - Feature Film by Jocelyn Towne

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