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#art
Pong Prom: When a Man and a Woman Play Body Pong in the Dark
The only thing geekier than slow dancing at arms length apart is Pong Prom. Covert Athletics' hoodies are embedded with arduino controlled LEDs that display a game of pong. The controller? Your dance partner's swaying hips, monitored by accelerometer. More » -
#art
"Standard Time" is a Full-Scale Version of How the Tiny Men in My Alarm Clock Work
Here's an idea: make a 40-foot tall digital clock display out of wood, then get 70 friends to change the slats 1,611 times so that it keeps accurate time for 24 hours. Wait, someone did that already? More » -
#art
A 1:1 Model Kit Boat
This is not a plastic model. It's a real boat, ready to be assembled and painted like you would do with a real dinghy, but full scale. Knowing my story with models, mine would end up oozing with glue. More » -
#comics
Deus Ex Machina, Kittens
Really though, try not to ponder the true processing power of your crappy laptop. After two glasses of wine, you'll only be crying onto your keyboard while offering Intel your unquestioning allegiance. [xkcd] -
#iphone
These 15 Super Close Video Game Faces Would Make Great Cellphone Wallpapers
Artist Ashley Browning's minimalist representation of classic video game characters make for some great shirts, but they can also add an awesome face to your phone. More » -
#art
Kinetic Sculpture's Crab-Walk Powered by Paper, Bamboo and Physics
There was something terrifying about the Lego walking machine, but this little guy seems harmless enough as he scuttles across the table. Maybe because we both know that at any moment, I can easily recycle him. More » -
#clocks
Poetry Clock Called '6 Is For Blossom' Is Only For The Most Lyrical Amongst Us
Inspired by the poetry of Herman Hesse, this clock tells the time by lighting up various words. By the time you work out what the time is of course, it's probably moved on another 10 minutes. More » -
#concepts
I Would Buy the Philco PC Right This Second
The iMac? That would be sent back in a heartbeat for this glorious homage to the 50s. More » -
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#concepts
As You Kick Her Head, Lady Gaga Would See Dozens of Reflections in These Mirrored Shoes
Combining art and maths, much like the Mobius Strip bagel, these mirrored Invisible Shoes reflect the ground, causing small animals to headbutt your ankles. Imagine kicking Lady Gaga in them. [CNET Asia] -
#art
Man Builds Statues Out of Household Dust
When I see dust, I start cleaning like crazy. When Paul Hazelton sees dust, he collects it, and turns it into statues. Yes, this skeleton was really made out of a pile of dust bunnies, just like Hazelton's other art. More » -
#art
This Metal Man Bends in Ways We Can't
Meet Artform No. 1. It took him six years to grow from a heap of brass and stainless steel into this ooh-la-la-hey-there-gorgeous model you see now and he's damn proud of it. Just look at this cheeky metal man's poses. More » -
#art
A Hard Drive Motorcyle and Other Wonderful Storage Sculptures
What if, instead of just poisoning sub-minimum wage workers in China and India, our recycled computer equipment reassembled into something beautiful? More » -
#art
Intimidating-As-Hell Baby Carriages Are Straight Out of Terminator
These baby carriages, designed by Chinese artist Shi Jinsong, will guarantee that no one ever fucks with your baby. By all means, park your stroller in the aisle of the restaurant! We don't mind! Please don't kill us! [DesignBoom] -
#books
What Would Books About Twitter, Wikipedia and YouTube From The 1960s Look Like?
Fortunately we don't have to think too hard about what they'd look like, because French artist Stéphane Massa-Bidal has designed a series of book covers for 10 of our favourite web services. More » -
#design
Street Furniture Designs Are Art You Can Sit On
This is 'Muscle,' the latest outdoor seating design from French artist Alexandre Moronnoz. Along with Moronnoz's earlier works, Muscle makes a strong argument for moving to a world where form matches function in even our most everyday settings. More » -
#exclusive
5 Designers Reveal Secrets Of James Cameron's Avatar
James Cameron's Avatar required many technical miracles, including next-gen 3-D cameras and motion-capture, but it also needed years of sketching and brainstorming from a platoon of concept-artists and designers. We talked to five designers, and learned Avatar's secret design history. [io9] -
#maryjane
Smoking These Paintings Will Get You High
This art beats the coffee paintings hands down, mainly because you can actually smoke it: They're portraits of famous Mary Jane lovers made of bits taken from weed joint butts. More » -
#imagecache
A Work in Progress: The Picture of Everything
Howard Hallis has been drawing pop culture icons, historical figures, and just about anything he can think of since 1997. He's hasn't stopped drawing since that year because what he's working on is The Picture of Everything. More » -
#photography
This Is Not a Jellyfish. It's a Rorschach Test.
What do you see in Sydney-based photographer Mark Mawson's stunning paint-dropped-in-water images? There are no wrong answers, but if you get more than one "two dogs humping," you may want to seek out professional help. More » -
#starwars
Star Wars Zombie Posters Are Crying Out For Zombie Films To Advertise
Official Star Wars artist Matt Busch has created six horrific zombified posters for the Star Wars films, with a mini zombie storyline running through them. See Obi Wan decay more with every new movie poster! More »
