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Wardrom

This is a very useful thing to have if you like to throw your clothes around. Designed by Valerio Ciampicacigli, Gabriel Berretta and Simone Bartolucci this vertical wardrobe encourages you to throw your clothes on it. The wardrom will catch the articles of clothing thrown at it. Not only it is convenient and fun but you can also make your own collage from your clothes.


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Minas Tirith: The Battle of Pelennor Fields

Dave, his brothers, sister and some of their friends made a scale model of Minas Tirith a city from the Tolkien’s famous Lord of the Rings. The entire city and armies are made from candy, mostly gummy bears. They’ve made elephants, the licorice ram that was used to smash the gates of the city and even a White Tree of Gondor made out of chocolate pretzels. There also a short video showing the city.


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Stainless Steel Mouse

Modifying your stuff is a popular thing nowadays. Take steampunk for example. But this is something different. This is a stainless steel mouse and it took the creator 8 months to make it. Its base is Microsoft’s IntelliMouse Optical and is USB+PS/2 compatible but you can’t really tell what mouse it “was”before its glorious transformation. The downside to this is such things are usually one-of-a-kind and are not for sale or very expensive but hey, this only make it cooler


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The Design Pod

This self-contained office on wheels was design by an Australian-based Andrew Maynard Architects. When the pod is folded it forms a small cylinder when unfolded if becomes a fully functional home office. The wheels allow you to move the pod where ever you like. When you are done using it just fold and move it in the corner or closet.


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Packaging Tape Art

As the title says these were made from ordinary packaging tape applied on plexiglas panels. The trick is to apply the tape in layers. More layers of packaging tape means darker areas. When placed in front of a light the picture on the plexiglas appears. This is a very interesting way to express yourself with lots of potential. I hope it catches on so we can see more art done in this style.


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About Chiars

When chairs break or become useless people usually throw them away, or if the chair is made of wood it can be used as firewood. Here are some photos of chair that continue their existence and still server their purpose.


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Mark-1 Iron Man Suit

This is the Mark-1 suit that Iron Man makes in prison presented at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. There are some closeup shots so you can see parts of the suit in greater detail. The Iron Man movies kicks off on May 2nd, 2008 and no doubt we will see a more sophisticated armor than this one.


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Reduced Carbon Footprint Souvenirs

These conceptual souvenirs were designed by Héctor Serrano. You email these to your friends or relatives who then materialize them using 3D printers. There is no standard production methods and no need to transport them, so the carbon imprint is reduced to the minimum. The project questions the way object are manufactured and new technologies are applied to propose alternative ways of reducing their impact on the environment. With the growing popularity of 3D printers such souvenirs will become very popular in the near future.


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LEGO Indiana Jones

With the upcoming Indiana Jones movie – Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull these new sets look ever more irresistible. These sets cover all Indiana Jones movies. The sets are from $9.99 to $59.99 not Very expensive especially if you are a fan.


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Invasion

Specializing in digital art and post production, photographer Adrian Markis from Buenos Aires has created “Invasión en Buenos Aires” The theme of the project is – giant animals invading an abandoned city where he combined photos of animals with photos of Buenos Aires. If you like the photos you can visit his website, the link is below the photos.


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