Swedish internet entrepreneur Ted Valentin gives a good speach about micropreneurship and how you can and should start your own business without any venture capital to get a good mix of freedom, creativity and money.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Sweet toy design from Maxim Zhestkov
24 years old Maxim Zhestkov from Russia has designed these awesome toys.



He also have a lot of other interesting animations and other artwork.
Visit Maxim Zhestkov's homepage



He also have a lot of other interesting animations and other artwork.
Visit Maxim Zhestkov's homepage
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Fashion models eating cake
Interesting performance where five beautifull and skinny fashion models eat a whole cake each. Double-click on the white space below to start the video.
Visit Fly16x9 for better resolution.
There is also a different cut of the same footage available here featuring only one of the models.
Visit Fly16x9 for better resolution.
There is also a different cut of the same footage available here featuring only one of the models.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Falling objects create a beat
Renaud Hallée created this video called "Gravité" that plays a beat with falling objects like balls, knives and an old tv.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
"Horizont" - video art installation
Russion artist Stas Chepurnov made this inspiring video art installation that sort of breaks the frames for video art.
More info at chepurnov.com
More info at chepurnov.com
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Scan book while you flip through it
Masatoshi Ishikawa has invented a scanner that scans the pages while you are flipping the pages of a book. The pages are scanned curved and then processed by the computer to make them flat.
This scanner makes it possible to scan a book with 200 pages in less than a minute.
More information
(via boingboing)
This scanner makes it possible to scan a book with 200 pages in less than a minute.
More information
(via boingboing)
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
OK Go's Rube Goldberg video
OK Go made a new video for their song "This too shall pass". This one features one of the biggest Rube Goldberg machines I've ever seen.
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