If you're an artist and you like to paint with your iPad then you know how much nicer it can be to use a capacitive stylus rather then your finger. While there are already a number of styluses that work with iOS devices on the market, Studio Neat has decided there's room for one more. The Cosmonaut is differentiating itself by using a wide-grip design inspired by dry-erase markers; which Studio Neat argues is a more appropriate analog for the way we use an iPad than a pen or pencil.
Studio Neat's first big product, the Glif iPhone stand, was very successful being launched thanks to backers on Kickstarter who were willing to fund the manufacturing costs to get the Glif off the ground and the Cosmonaut i
