Edward Liljenwall
Ed Liljenwall was an automotive designer for two and a half years before becoming a part of the industrial design group at Hewlett Packard in 1960. He graduated from the Art Center College of Design with a BS in Industrial Design in 1967. He is most well-known for his design for the HP-35 scientific calculator and holds a few design patents.
We have one object that Edward Liljenwall has been involved with.
![A black, rectangular, molded plastic calculator with a sloped screen. A raised numerical and mathematic functional keyboard runs along the front with white, turquoise and black keys. The words [HEWLETT.PACKARD] are printed in white capital letters beside a black and blue rectangular logo with hp in printed in a white circle along the bottom edge of the plastic casing.](https://images.collection.cooperhewitt.org/331404_c4df0595ef0b2f43_n.jpg "HP-35 Scientific Pocket Calculator")
