Freakin Brilliant

I Need this SO SO Bad. This design company "THABTO" (two heads are better than one) has come up with this great idea. It is made from seatbelts to hold your keys. Brilliant, Check out the rest of their great stuff HERE

Animal Rides

These are all gigantic mechanical animal vehicles currently on display in the French city of Nantes. While they just look like giant models, these things are fully functioning vehicles that people can ride in. Check out more as well as some video HERE

I love trees

Artificial illumination reigns to produce a sublime environment that works diligently to interact with a spectrum of human senses. An exploration of the space will tap into personal theories relating to natural capital and our worldview in relation to climate change – a term that is embedded with infinite meaning and consequence.

A projected tree, with a purpose to retrieve vital information, matures organically in response to a metaphorical fertilizer – insert a leaf and observe immediate evolution, an engrossing possibility for eco-systems of the world in need of nurturing. A temporary bastion for positive change, treasure your Natural Capital.

See the Whole thing HERE

Thomas Beale

Thomas Beale is a mixed media artist mostly working in found materials. He has a great website with some really great work, personally I like his smaller works made from shells and his installations. But you can check out his site listed in the artist list to your right or click HERE

Hannah Bertram

Nice Way of working. This image shows the process of some of her work to see more click HERE

Self "Meter"

This is fantastic

selfmeter: elastic ruler for emotional measurements.
A "subjective ruler" to take measures with mercy and irony.

Kim Joon

So this guy has to be one of my new fav's. Here are just a couple of his works check out his site HERE

All I want for Christmas is the most awesome rubber band gun ever made.

You've gotta admire folks who bring their trade to a whole new level, even if that does mean escalating the international arms race between builders of automated, wooden, rubber band miniguns. The 24-barrel, tripod-mountable monster you see above, lovingly known as the Disintegrator, was rather amazingly hand-carved and assembled by Anthony Smith of the UK, who spent four months on the ambitious build. Unlike your dinky little six-shooter, this model boasts a 288-band capacity and 40-round-per-second firing capability, making it one of the most dangerous weapons ever. Check out the video below (its a bit long but its nice to see it in action)

Sleepy Urbanites

Kinda a fun interesting art project of photographing subway passengers as they sleep.
Check it out HERE

Packing tape master

So i think this guy is awesome he admits his love of classics thus his imagery but dang I wanna work with packing tape now Check out his site HERE

Chris Anthony

A Photographer I found through artist a day his work is quite nice in some places. I mean he is no Robert Park-Harrison but he has got some good ones See his Site HERE