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Magnetic Googly Eyes: For the Benefit of All Mankind
Make repositionable googly eyes with sticky-backed rubber magnets, or promotional magnets and a drop of glue. A hole punch works great–it’s the easiest, fastest, best way to get little circles of magnets. For larger circles, we tried a razor blade circle cutter. It leaves a mark in the center of the cutout, but can cut the edge neatly. A circle cutter marketed for foam board that we tried works fine for marking the surface of the magnet.
Body boundary dissolution. Collective individualism. Pin It External Stimuli : Vanessa Beecroft , Spencer Tunick Themes : Humanism , Photography Nodes : body , collectivism , human body , naturalism , nude , Spencer Tunick , Vanessa Beecroft Archive Info Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr
Body boundary dissolution. Collective individualism
Flotspotting: Jose Hurtado's Tandem with a Twist
Posted by Ray | 20 Jan 2012 | Comments (15) Spanish designer José Hurtado started out as an architect before shifting his focus to industrial design. Among the projects in his newly-launched portfolio, one project in particular jumped out: the "Twist" bicycle concept . Twist [is] not just a bike, [it] is a union between people.
Posted by Ray | 8 Sep 2011 | Comments (23) Joey Ruiter (a.k.a. Jruiter) of " Super Minimal City Bike " fame is back with another uniquely reimagined transportation concept. Where the City Bike was stripped down in terms of functionality—by gutting the drivetrain and axing those pesky triangles for a more minimal frame—to arrive at a rather unconventional (and uncomfortable-looking) concept bicycle, the "Moto Undone" is more of an exercise in aesthetics, the result of "ignoring what makes motorcycles interesting." At jruiter I.D., we want to re-set the definition of a motorbike, stripping away historical attributes that make them so great.
Joey Ruiter Outdoes Himself with "Moto Undone"
The Boxx Scooter Gets Ready to Roll
Posted by hipstomp | 26 Jan 2012 | Comments (4) Though not as relentlessly rectilinear as Joey Ruiter's wicked Moto Undone motorcycle, designer Eric Vaughn's Boxx scooter is an innovative transportation design with a similarly unconventional shape. Portland- based Vaughn, who has until now stuck with leaking a slow trickle of press images, finally debuted the Boxx to the public at this week's Portland International Auto Show.
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Where were you in 1996? If you were in cyberspace , surfing the World Wide Web, chances are you were waiting a long time for pages to load, laughing at the first Internet meme and suffering through some god-awful graphics. My, how times have changed! While some of you weren't even born yet, I was working on the web back then, and it certainly did feel different from today. Most comments came via email, servers were rickety and crash-prone, and even though HTML coding was a lot simpler, it still took a lot of patience to get things done.
Internet of Yesterday & Today: 1996 vs. 2011 [INFOGRAPHIC]
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Beskrivning Helt ny film av MIKE BECK Välkommen till den lilla staden Spättköping. En moralens högborg, som styrs av den lokala syföreningen. Det är här ungkarlen Ole Warburg river upp starka känslor när han öppnar stadens första fiskstånd. Men han gör inte bara folk upprörda hans unika fisk gör folk galna! Sexgalna!!!
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First, a brief introduction to cameramail. The idea is not completely original, I'm sorry to admit. While working on a mail-art project for school, I saw Daniel Farrell and Richard Kegler of the website P22 document an impressive number of odd forms of correspondence between their two addresses in upstate New York.
Yes, Those People Are Literally Kissing, On The Ground, In The Street, Amid A Riot : The Picture Show
This image has gone viral around the web — and has spawned an increasingly vociferous debate about what's really going on in this scene, captured during the Vancouver riots after the Canucks' loss to Boston in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals. Rich Lam / Getty Images "I'm not sure what exactly was going on," photographer Rich Lam says on the phone. "I just saw these two people and I thought they were hurt. ... I didn't really know what I got until the editor pointed it out."
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