Designer Kyle Bean's wooden toy iPhone cover and interior illustration for Computer Arts hints how smartphones are often just toys for adults...
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Graphic designers are normally more accurate in their work...They could have at least placed the volume buttons on the correct side...and it would have been more slick if the icons were identical to the iphone...but overall nice effect
Hmartens: my guess as a former graphic designer myself is Kyle Bean intentionally did not copy the iPhone in identical fashion for legal reasons. Inspired by, but not exact :)