The TikTok quickly became so popular on Kickstarter that Wilson’s $15,000 request was met and surpassed. And in just a month, ordinary people gave Wilson $942,578 to manufacture the watch.

“There’s no doubt the wrist is a valuable piece of convenient, glanceable real estate for viewing essential information,” Wilson said.

There is no better proof that hard edges are the new blobs than seeing Scott Wilson get behind the style. The former creative director at Nike and creator of the most iconic blobjects.

When it comes to fundraising for futuristic watches on Kickstarter, Scott Wilson is the original gangster.

LUNATIK makes its debut at this year’s 2013 CES International. LUNATIK will showcase its new ultra-rugged series of protective cases, including the highly anticipated TAKTIK for iPhone 5.

Design Bureau’s 2012 holiday gift guide continues with the latest toys Anyone who is constantly downloading, web surfing, Tweeting, and pinning will appreciate these slick tech accessories.

For the clumsiest among us, there’s the Taktik, an angular smartphone case that’s essentially a Master Chief Halloween costume for your smartphone.

Minimal is launching an app to “mobilize” people and pay them cash to sell the TikTok and LunaTik. The company is submitting the app to the iTunes Store this week.

When Wilson founded the Chicago-based MNML he was able to marry a passion for design with his entrepreneurial vision for a 21st-century hybrid design studio.

If there’s one person who’s nailed the art of Kickstarter-driven hardware production, it’s Scott Wilson. The designer’s MNML studio had considerable success with the crowdfunding site.

Apple loves reworking the nano — constant change is in the DNA of a product that itself was the bold replacement for the bestselling iPod mini but the market is dead and Apple can’t move on.

Designed by Scott Wilson, a former creative director for Nike, this case seems the most eager to be cool and certainly one of the most expensive. The design is sort of industrial.