Giant Doll Heads on the Runway

Craftster user gorgaus and her boyfriend created some beautiful giant doll heads that were used in a hair fashion show.








Visit Craftster thread for more pics and info

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Cipher Glasses

Those drinking glasses are designed by serbian designer Damjan Stankovic. When empty they show a mosaic that seems to be random. But when you fill it with a drink the name of that drink will appear.

Differently colored shapes are scattered across the glass surface in a seemingly random pattern, however their position is hardly accidental. The true purpose of the glass mosaic is revealed when colored liquid is poured into it (orange juice, milk, Nescafe or coke) The pattern of shapes and empty spaces on the glass combined with the color of the liquid inside the glass end up forming a textual sign, revealing what exact drink or refreshment you are having, with each side of the glass reserved for a specific drink.

Damjan Stankovic is a genius! Unfortunately this is just a concept at the moment but I will buy them as soon as they're out.

Visit Damjan Stankovic's site

Market on the railway

As soon as the train has passed this becomes a marketplace. Watch this incredible video:

Stay up and make something

This truly inspiring poster was designed by Keith Davis Young. The window is painted with glow-in-the-dark ink and the rest is painted with a mix of ink and coffee grind to give it an extra smell of late nights and creativity.



You can order it for $35 by sending a mail to keithdavisyoung@gmail.com

More info on Keith's flickr-page

Socks for your chair

Put socks on your chair to give them a personality (and to avoid scratching your floor).



Buy them at designspray for €15 + shipping

Continuity

This is by far the best game I've played in months. It's a normal get-the-key-and-go-to-the-door-platform game but with a twist. You need to think outside the box and rearrange tiles of the world in order to be able to make it to the keys and doors.



The game has 32 levels and is made by Elias Holmlid, Dmitri Kurteanu, Guy Lima Jr., and Stefan Mikaelsson from Sweden.

Play the game!

Bulbdial - a digital sundial

Bulbdial works like a sundial but it uses diodes instead of the sun. It also has better resolution showing both hours, minutes and seconds. David Friedman came up with the idea and the guys at "Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories" built it.



Read more about the Bulbdial
Buy a kit to built your own Bulbdial

(via boingboing)