This is the geeky stuff wet dreams are made of. The iPhone panties are the extremely sexy answer for the clueless nerd. Even if you’ve never had a previous sexual experience (probably about 90% of our audience), the handy iPhone guide will ease them into sexual knowledge.
Each pair is $12 and worth every single penny.
Hendrix and Morrison are long gone in body, but their souls live on through their music, eternally playing through radios and iPods across the planet. Not to mention cassettes. There are still plenty of people who rely on the dead technology of cassette tapes to jam out to their old favorites. But listening to music is only a fraction of what can be done with these ancient musical artifacts.
If you have enough time on your hands and enough patience to win a staring contest versus a dead man then cassette art is a clever way at resurrecting the classic musicians of yore, as seen through the Ghost in the Machine project by Flickr user iri5. This awesome Flickr’er took the time to recreate Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison using nothing but ripped-out tape from inside of a cassette. The Hendrix piece is decidedly more awesome in our opinion, but really, come on, it’s Jimi! Plus it doesn’t hurt that Hendrix’s nappy hair was more fitting for such a project. Check out Morrison after that jump.
Sure, it might seem real cool and artsy to have a clock ran by human beings, but think about how neat the of the Human Clock will be to you once the clock employees start running to their because you’ve been starving them.
Designed using a group of flexible time-keepers, the Human Clock is the one timepiece which will leave your house with much of your food supply depleted. But hey, good luck on that artsy statement! Hit the jump for the rear view.
For those of us who celebrate Mother’s Day on the second Sunday of May, there’s still plenty of time to stock up on chocolates and flowers, but if you really want to show your mother how much you love her…Tell her she’s da bomb.
Taiwanese design duo Owen and Cloud designed this piece as a statement against war, and the result is a one of a kind, striking piece.
Part of the proceeds from sales of A Peaceful Bomb are donated to “Act Now to Stop War & End Racism” (A.N.S.W.E.R.).
Kurt Wenner is a master artist best known for his extremely high quality street painting and chalk murals using a projection called anamorphosis. These 3D chalk drawings on pavement have been featured in many newspapers and on several television shows.
Wenner’s work has received global media attention. Newspaper and magazine articles have appeared in Italy, Germany, France, Switzerland, the United States, and Mexico. His artwork has been seen on ABC’s World News Saturday, Good Morning America, and Pan Am and TWA’s in-flight programs.
The Logitech’s Comfort Lapdesk($40) is a comfort desk thas protect you from notebook heat, and helps improve neck and leg comfort.
Pop Pillows By Matt Jones. Cute and fun, with pillows silps that you just let your head on the pillow, it will be a funny picture on your bed. Cool! Available in Dead Tired, Angel & Devil or Noise Pollution.
credit to Spinning Hat (www.spinninghat.com)
Tilt-shift miniature faking is a post-processing technique, which involves selectively blurring a photo to simulate the narrow depth of field found in macro photography and some tilt-shift photography, making the image appear to be of a miniature model.
The Joker Christmas by Jackolyn.
A company (vashprint.ru) at Russia is offering this Photoshop shirt, it shows a “paint bucket tool” at the center, filled the shirt up with the “background color” on the palette. No pricing announced. This shirt will definitely suit on designers.
[via Yaplakal]
The 2008 crash is probably the most serious economic crisis we have faced after the Great Depression. Stock markets from around the world fell as much as 20% in a single week, dozens of banks either failed or were rescued by government and private institutions, and companies started laying off employees as a consequence of the reduced demand.
One day, better times will be here again but until then, cheer up a little by looking at some company logos… after the crisis.
Stop motion photography is a form of animation and allows otherwise lifeless objects to move and change.
Here are some examples of stop motion photography.
Some really nice graphic work by Markus Hofko.
Colorful and isometric graphics are part of the brief but very strong Behance’s portfolio of russian illustrator and designer Alexandre Efimov. The freshness of his work speaks by itself.
What A Lovely Name is a website for helping you find the perfect name for your baby. You can browse by tradition, or personality trait, or even check out what celebrities are naming their children.
American artist Jason Nelson created Uncontrollable Semantics. Use your mouse to pull together over fifty different sound, image and interactive environments.
Within your mouse flows all directions. Create from your wrist, your hand, a tense and sleepy world. And their shapes arrived missing and rideless in the snow. Play, oh play.
