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Tuesday, 26 May 2009

M.I.A On Bill Mahler

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White Rabbits 'Percussion Gun'

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Beastie Boys and The Roots

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Brock Davis

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Brock Davis, a talented American artist, shows us how ordinary objects that usually do not shatter would look like if they were shattered on the floor.


Nam Design Collective

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Nam is a Japanese graphic art collective established by Takayuki Nakazawa (Graphic Designer) and Hiroshi Manaka (Photographer).

Monday, 25 May 2009

Fashion Typography

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Working on a campaign for Houston’s High Fashion Home furniture shop, Cody Haltom designed a type face out of icon pieces in the stores range. The intent is to introduce all the possibilities at High Fashion Home and reference the 15,000 available upholstery options.

Lightscaper

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The LightScraper is a custom built aluminium structure, fabricated with a layer or semi translucent mesh. The structure can be easily erected in various compositions in an outdoor or indoor setting. A single computer and two projectors are use to bring the sculptures visuals to life. The LightScraper also acts as a giant musical instrument, people’s location influence the melodies emitting from the sculpture.


Friday, 22 May 2009

Amazing Video!

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White Rabbits "Percussion Gun" Music Video from White Rabbits on Vimeo.

BMW For Kids

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Wednesday, 20 May 2009

Wave Machines 'IGo IGo IGo'

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Wave Machines I Go I Go I Go from trunk animation on Vimeo.

Tuesday, 19 May 2009

Raf Simons X Eastpak

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Space...the Final Frontier

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These amazing photos are of the solar transit of the space shuttle Atlantis, made by Thierry Legault on May 12th. The duration of the transit was only 0.3 seconds and the shuttle was in orbit at a height of 260 km.

Stained Glass Post Pixelators

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“Stained Glass Post-Pixelators” is a new project by Posterchild where he places Jesus post-pixelators figures over the HD advertising screen at the subway entrances in New York. These post-pixelators diffuse the light from the screens and turn the Jesus figures in something like animated paintings. Watch the video and everything becomes clear.

Monday, 18 May 2009

William Hundley

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Clocks, Clocks, Clocks

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“The Clock Clock” by Humans Since 1982 is a digital clock made from 24 analogue ones. Those 24 aren’t real clocks anymore like you can see in the video. But still nice.
Here are 2 other similar clocks projects worth checking out: O’clock and Christaan Postma Clock.

Phoenix '1901'

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A Nice Cukoo Clock

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Atlas Bench

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Giorgio Biscaro’s inspiration to create the Atlas bench came by noticing that since many pubs and bars in Europe no longer allow smokers to smoke inside, they’re all outside on the street with nowhere to sit, although they can often be seen sitting on the front of parked cars. So the idea is to provide a bench for one or two people to sit on. The benches are well suited to be used outdoors, since they’re made from rotational moulded polyethylene.

Nice Lights

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Moai Lamp



Moonbird Lighting

Wednesday, 13 May 2009

Amazing Video

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K'NAAN "T.I.A" music video directed by: NABIL from nabil elderkin on Vimeo.

Monday, 11 May 2009

La Roux 'Bulletproof'

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Light Art

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Friday, 8 May 2009

Cool New Coke Designs

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Wednesday, 6 May 2009

Sometimes It Snows In April

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Beautiful Picture by David Foster Nass

Syn Chron by Carsten Nikolai

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“Syn Chron” is an installation designed by Carsten Nikolai back in 2004. He wanted to create an integral sculpture of light, sound and architecture. The crystal-shaped object has a translucent skin on which lasers beam animations insync to the sounds. You can also go inside the object to get the whole light, sound and space experience. Indeed it’s that big. Gestalten.TV has a video where Carsten Nikolai talks about his work, more precisely about grids and his book Grid Index. You can watch it here.

Nice Billboard

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Tuesday, 5 May 2009

KUBIK TEMPORARY DANCE CLUB INSTALLATION

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German design studio Modulorbeat creates a glowing temporary dance club installation in berlin. kubik berlin is one of the studio’s many kubik installations which use large water tanks made from plastic and a metal structure. by adding lights to the tanks, they become a giant lanterns, able to provide intense diffused light in
almost any colour. the particular installation was created in 2006 and used green lighting to create a temporary outdoor dance club. modulorbeat’s kubik installations have been reproduced in a number of other cities around the world.

Friday, 1 May 2009

Nice!

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Crazy Furniture

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