Food Carving
Food Carving or whatever you might call it. Unfortunately i have no idea who created these pieces. If you know, please leave a comment. More Photos
View ArticleCommands
Nice little Series by Christopher Ryan … a Brooklyn-based graphic artist, daydreamer, pseudo-scientist, wanna-be astronaut and untrained intellectual who tends to find inspiration in pretty much...
View ArticleMUTO
This stop-motion streetart video is awesome! MUTO an ambiguous animation painted on public walls. Made in Buenos Aires and in Baden MUTO by blu
View ArticleVintage Underwater Photos (1938)
Waterproof cameras are no big deal these days, but in the 1930s, Bruce Mozert was the only person in the world who had one. Read more about Bruce Mozert View more of his underwater photos
View ArticleCreating Art with Books
Awesome collection of art made with books. Some really amazing ideas! Don’t miss The Bittersweet Art of Cutting Up Books and their article Unusual Books & Book Sculptures is quite interesting too....
View ArticleWorld War II Posters
A huge collection of World War II Poster. Some weird, some strange, some awkward some even funny. World War II Poster Collection
View Article1979 Living Room of the Future
A nice scan from the Book Future Cities: Homes and Living into the 21st Century. I never get enough of this old stuff. 1979 Living Room of the Future
View ArticlePoolga
iPhone and iPod Touch wallpapers from a selection of designers and illustrators from around the world. We love our iPhones and we love customizing them. But we hate the standard wallpapers and cheesy...
View ArticleHolographic Interface – Ringo
this short feature demonstrates the simple of the possibilities of having the holographic shadow instead of a pda or a cell phone, or a computer for that matter. the “ringo” interface can be applied...
View Article140 Chars Blah
I started using twitter a while ago but totally forgot to mention it here. A few days ago ubersuper got its own account, so everyone who prefers to get updates via twitter rather than RSS, follow...
View ArticleSan Francisco: Golden Gate Bridge Wallpaper
A breathtaking view from the top of Golden Gate Bridge reveals the span far below where it enters Marin County. Photograph by George Steinmetz/Corbis Golden Gate Bridge on National Geographic
View ArticleLight-emitting wallpaper
An enterprising young designer from the Netherlands has invented what has to be the ultimate in home illumination – light emitting wallpaper. The luminescent wallpaper is the brainchild of Jonas...
View ArticleThe Importance of Sleep
In other words, people are more creative after sleep, but they don’t know it. This lack of awareness makes it hard to identify specific aha! insights that have been prompted by sleep. New York Times:...
View ArticleZebra Crossing Street Art
Found this nice collection of Zebra Crossing Street Art. The (Literal) ‘Street Art’ of Pedestrian Crosswalks I find one project a bit ironic tho.
View ArticleHuman Mirror
For our latest mission, we filled a subway car with identical twins, creating a human mirror. Enjoy the video first and then see below for our report with tons of photos. Human Mirror at Improv...
View ArticleMillions of historic photos
Search millions of photographs from the LIFE photo archive, stretching from the 1750s to today. Add “source:life” to any Google image search and search only the LIFE photo archive. LIFE photo archive...
View ArticleFolding Paper
I specialize in one-piece papertoys that consist of a single flat piece of paper, which by intricate folding is transformed into a 3-dimensional model. Don’t miss these awesome papertoys by Marshall...
View ArticleLondon Shop Fronts
A blog dedicated to shop fronts from London. Beautiful. London Shop Fronts
View ArticleThe Obama `08 Logo
Sol Sender, who led a design team for the Obama 08 logo, was recently interviewed about the project. Watch the video interview with Sol Sender See some logo ideas that were not chosen
View ArticleHaruki Nakamura’s Paperart
The pieces fit together like gears, and actually turn for a kinetic effect that goes far beyond most papercraft creations. Haruki Nakamura And here a video of the art in motion:
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