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 == Related projects. ==
-[[Tsunami Pants]] is embedded in the European tradition of the drawn narrative. There is a long tradition of mad-scientist and eccentric inventors in fiction. There are other art and design projects, that tackle the same problem, but none offer a historic collection and none make design-series  embedded specifically into the debate about climate change.\\
+[[Tsunami Pants]] is embedded in the European tradition of the drawn narrative. There is a long tradition of mad-scientist and eccentric inventors in fiction. There are other art and design projects, that tackle the same problem, but none offer a historic collection and none make design-series embedded specifically into the debate about climate change.\\
 Some are closely related, use humor like:
-  * The Yesmen, made the survivaball.
+  * The Yesmen made the survivaball, Ann de Gersem made the Life dress, Yael Mer made the Canoe dress.
-  * Troy Hurtubise, made the Grizzly and Troyan suits.
+  * Troy Hurtubise made the Grizzly and Troyan suits.
   * Inflatable swimming trunks and other inventions in the same spirit by real people are documented on [[http://blog.modernmechanix.com|Modern Mechanics]]
   * Digital Peacock Tales, designed by Magnus Torstensson of [[http://www.unsworn.org| Unsworn]]
+  * Eelko Moorer made Emergency Games, a booklet of rather unimaginative but dangerous games to be played at home.
 Others are more loosely related, and serious like:
   * Adam Whinton and Yolita Nugent's project 'no-contact' selfdefence jacket for women.