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In February 2008 Polaroid ceased production of their Instant film.

The 'Instant' photo frame enables you to replicate the aesthetic and functionality of this iconic archetype in a picture frame.

Snapping out of a laser cut flat package, the user can take an existing photo, found picture, or printed image and translate it into a 'polaroid' format.

Using the front section of the frame, the image is framed and the corners marked on the image. Then, taking the back section of the frame, and lining up the corner marks, the user marks the cutting guide template.

After trimming, the image can be place into the frame, and using a dry wipe marker, comments can be written, which can be erased and re-written when the images is replaced.

Because there needs to be a tolerence in the laser cuts to allow for different thicknesses of acrylic sheet, you may occasionally notice a gap in between the two faces of acrylic at the top of the frame. This problem can be solved by using a sliver of double sided or a spot of blu tac to fix the frame together.

Celebrity Endorsement by Guy Pierce.