Monday, November 9, 2009

Bighead Halloween Costume

Eric Testroete made an awesome halloween costume inspired by the big-head mode seen in some games.

Bighead
Bighead
Bighead
Bighead

Visit Eric's site with more pictures

Disposable Laptop

We've got disposable cameras and disposable cell phones so it's not that far fetched that there will some day be disposable laptops. Je Sung Park gives he's take on what it might look like:

Disposable Laptop

Visit Yanko Design for more images

Friday, October 30, 2009

Banner Ads on Flies

German publisher Eichborn attached small banner ads to flies and released them in the Frankfurt Book Fair. While I admire their creativity I'm disgusted by the cruilty to the animals.



(via mashable)

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Creative headless halloween costume

Nicole Magne on Etsy has created a very creative halloween costume entitled "Headless Marie Antoinette".

Headless Marie Antoinette

More pictures and instructions on how to create it

(via neatorama)

Sunday, October 25, 2009

3D sculptures made from photographs

Korean sculptor Gwon Osang, has created these cool but sort of bizarre 3D sculptures from hundereds of photographs.

3D Sculpture by Gwon Osang
3D Sculpture by Gwon Osang
3D Sculpture by Gwon Osang
3D Sculpture by Gwon Osang
3D Sculpture by Gwon Osang

View more pictures of the sculptures

(via weburbanist)

Melting China

Artist Livia Marin has a set of works called "Broken Things" featuring for example this type of "melting" china you can see below.

Melting China

Melting China

Melting China

House of Propellers exhibiting "Broken Things" Oct 9 - Nov 7 2009

(via design milk)

A house on a tiny island

An amazing house built on a rock in Narragansett Bay. Built in 1905 by J. S. Lovering Wharton. Bought in 1961 by the current owner Mr. Wood for $3,600.

He (Mr. Wood) and a crew of family and friends who share his passion for the place’s "deep bohemian funk," as Nicholas Benson, a stone carver from Newport, put it, have dedicated their time and skills (plumbing and wiring experience are always particularly welcome) to keeping the place from slipping into the water forever.








Read the NYTimes-article
View more pictures of the house