In an effort to raise money in the wake of the devastating and tragic events that occurred in Haiti, personal accessory company UnCommon has gone ahead and released an iPhone hardware case collection. With customized cases made by artist Scott Williams, Kal Barteski and Plural**, 100% of the profits from your purchase go to the Red Cross recovery and relief efforts. It will express your support and act as a reminder to yourself and others of the ongoing need in Haiti. Cases are all $39.95USD and feature Uncommon’s patent pending 3D TATT™ printing process, which embeds the image deep into the shell. Visit GetUnCommon to get yours now or head to Uncommon’s blog to learn a bit more about them.
** Plural is a Chicago–based creative studio founded in 2008. With a focus on strong typography and composition, they explore new ideas within the design process as they collaborate on a wide range of print, web, video and music projects. Check out their work at WeArePlural.com
