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Case and Carry.

I always think of violin cases as a good way to dissimulate a handy machine Gun or violin in case of robbery. One to threaten, the other to enchant with the power of music. But what to do if you want to take your trusty watering can along? 

Enter Belgian Artist Wim Delovye, who, in 2004 designed a series of form-fitting violin cases to hold unexpected objects. They are not quite as subtle as the classic, but they are quite fun to look at.


His full website is also a flash treat (title link).



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