I live with 7 of my best friends in a classic 1920's Seattle house.
Once a week, we all drag our mattresses to a different room in the house and do a big sleepover we've dubbed 'MegaBed'. There's something special about building traditions that disrupt norms and bring people together.
Once a week, we all drag our mattresses to a different room in the house and do a big sleepover we've dubbed 'MegaBed'. There's something special about building traditions that disrupt norms and bring people together.
This is 3D render of a Skycamp 3.0 roof top tent that sleeps up to 4 adults - and it's incredible.
But what if there was a way to make it so you didn't have to limit yourself to just you and 3 friends?
What if you could bring MegaBed to the masses?
I had joked about the idea with my roommates, but it seemed a little too out-of-pocket for the office.
I messed around on Photoshop for about 15 minutes before coming up with this hilariously-scaled remake that could sleep our whole household:
Getting the shadows, perspective, reflections and textures right made for a fun challenge. That rain was a pain!
Here's the final social post:
I think the best part of this whole silly idea is that people actually want iKamper to make it happen - there are more people who feel the need to experience MegaBed.
