An illuminating device includes an illuminating component set, a controlling circuit coupled to the illuminating component set, and a communication circuit electrically coupled to the controlling circuit. The controlling circuit further includes a storage and a processor electrically connected to the storage. The communication circuit is configured for receiving a picture transmitted by an input device and storing the picture into the storage. The processor selectively drives the illuminating component set to emit light according to a controlling signal and the picture. The illuminating device can be configured on a wearable object, so that the wearable object can be controlled to emit light by the input device.

A messaging apparatus for wearable items. The messaging apparatus may comprise a light source, at least one sensor to detect an event, and a controller to control the flashing of the light source in response to the detection of the event. The controlling of the flashing of the light source may generate at least one visible element that is visible to a viewer. Further, the light source may not be adapted in the form of the at least one visible element, but rather, the controlled flashing of the light source may be in the form of the at least one visible element.

A mask with display (1) is characterized by comprising: a mask body part (10) made of a pliable and breathable material to cover the bottom part of the user's face; a flexible display (100) covering the mask body part (10); and ear loops (11) attached on both end sides of the mask body part (10). The flexible display (100) is characterized by having multiple through holes for breathing. The mask, while also being breathable, allows the user to alter his/her facial appearance to a makeup face simply by wearing the mask.

A bodywork panel for a vehicle such as a racing car or a racing motorcycle is fitted with one or more optically clear panels, which are profiled to follow the aerodynamic form of the bodywork panel. A flexible reflective display screen, for examples based on e-paper, is mounted to an inner face of each optically clear panel such that an image on the display screen is visible outside the vehicle through the optically clear panel. A paint finish on the bodywork panel continues over a peripheral region of each optically clear panel, concealing a join between it and the bodywork panel. Images displayed on the display screens via a display controller can thus appear like painted graphics on the bodywork panel, except that they may be changed as desired. Thus, graphics on the vehicle, such as advertising and sponsorship logos, can be changed at will during a race. Leathers worn by racing motor cyclists can be fitted with similar display screens mounted behind optically clear flexible plastic panels sewn to the leathers.

A mask with display (1) is characterized by comprising: a mask body part (10) made of a pliable and breathable material to cover the bottom part of the user's face; a flexible display (100) covering the mask body part (10); and ear loops (11) attached on both end sides of the mask body part (10). The flexible display (100) is characterized by having multiple through holes for breathing. The mask, while also being breathable, allows the user to alter his/her facial appearance to a makeup face simply by wearing the mask.

A system and apparatus configured to facilitate artistic expression across a variety of wearable and stationary mediums is described. The system employs framing elements which are disposed within a portion of a variety of wearable items such as T-shirts, backpacks, dresses, jean jackets, and others, as well as stationary items such as wall frames and standalone frames. The framing elements are equipped with retaining members which are configured to comfortably retain at least one design element in the desired location. Design elements can easily be removed and swapped out, or may simply be displayed elsewhere. Design elements may be made of a variety of eco-friendly materials, and the articles themselves are preferably consciously made for the benefit of the environment. The system serves to replace countless T-shirts with the capacity to change the appearance of a shirt or other article easily at will.

A system for mounting and displaying a flag on an animal includes: a flag, a mast and a coupler. The flag includes any desired design and often includes the colors and design associated with a specific football team. The mast is attached to the flag and is operable to hold the flag in a position away from an animal's body when the system is coupled with an animal. The coupler is attached to the mast and is operable to couple the mast to an animal and position the mast such that the mast extends away from the animal. With the coupler and mast, one can releasably couple the system to an accessory worn by an animal such as a collar, a shirt, a sweater, a rain slick, or stockings, or to the animal itself such as the animal's tail or back. In this manner, one can couple the system to a variety of different animal's each of which have different body shapes and/or sizes.

The present disclosure provides an artware with a water stirring function and a projection function. The artware includes a housing structure, a control circuit board including a switch, a magnetic rotating unit controlled by the control circuit board, and a projection unit controlled by the control circuit board. The control circuit board, the magnetic rotating unit, and the projection unit are arranged in the hosing structure.

A reversible display band is used to provide a reconfigurable display that can be worn by athletes. The reversible band has a band, a strap, a flap, and a pair of mounting panels. The band is a flexible strip of material and the strap is used to detachably mate the two ends of the band. The mounting panels are fastening systems that enable a user to attach any number of patches and other visual indicators to the display band. To facilitate this functionality, the mounting panels are laterally attached to opposite sides if the band. The flap is mounted along a lengthwise edge of the band so that the user can lay the flap over whichever mounting panel the user wants to be obscured. The user then attaches the display band to themselves and the unobscured mounting panel is presented for visual inspection.

A lighting system for a hat includes a front housing containing lighting elements that mates with a back plate positioned on the inside of the hat. Driver circuitry controls operation of the LEDs for various lighting modes, and a cover for the front housing is translucent and designed in the shape of a recognizable logo or other design. Electric power comes from a battery located on the back plate, and is provided through the hate using prongs or projections that pass through the hat, from the back plate to a circuit connector in the front housing. The circuit connector is electrically coupled to circuitry on a circuit board in the front housing.