Alien and sci-fi fans are going to love this. Now you can buy a life-size alien prop. The sculpture is 7 feet 7 inches high and has transparent dental acrylic lips. The body and tail are made of latex and polyfoam. It can give you quite a scare if you bump in it at night. But what won’t scare true alien fans, however the price may. The prop costs $5,200 plus shipping. If you are interested the link is below.
Add comment March 28th, 2008
Harrison Hot Springs is the sand sculpture capital of the world. Many great artists go to Harrison Hot Springs to compete against each other and create the amazing sculptures. It takes alot of patience and talent to make such grand sculptures of sand. Too bad they don’t last long, the sculptures are quickly destroyed by rain and wind but at least we have photos to keep those moments alive.
Sand Sculptures from Harrison Hot Springs
Add comment March 28th, 2008
This cool gadget was designed by Tom Lawton. Basically it’s a wind-powered outdoor light. The the wind blows from any direction the firewinder spins making a cool visual effect. Here are some photos and a video of the firewinder in action.
Add comment March 26th, 2008
There has been many things made from lego: Space ships from Star wars, Indiana Jones sets. Here we have world’s famous buildings. You can the the Great Pyramid, the Coliseum St. Basil’s Cathedral. Sadly, I don’t know who the author is, if you do please let me know. One thing is for sure, the author has talent and a whole load of patience to make these.
Add comment March 20th, 2008
I just love then ads make you go “Wow! This is so cool” Well, here are just that kind of ads. These knives are so sharp you can make sculptures from fruits and vegetables with them at least that’s what the ads imply. There are also larger photos of the carved sculptures below If you want to take a closer look.
Add comment March 19th, 2008
The red thing is named Carl, the green one in different shapes is Gugl, the purple one with eyes everywhere is bubleyes and the blue things are angels. I’m not sure what these pictures are about and frankly I don’t care I just like funky and crazy pictures which have no relevance to anything. Enjoy the pictures everyone.
2 comments March 18th, 2008
The UFO house built in 1970s in Chattanooga, Tennessee was sold on auction on March 15th. I know I’m late on reporting this but nevertheless I feel it’s worth mentioning. A Cincinnati woman won the house for $135,000. The house might look small but it has 2,000 square feet of living area, three floors, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a nice kitchen, a living room, a large bar, plus a wonderful scenic view of a mountain and a river. Congratulations to the happy new owner.
1 comment March 17th, 2008
If your table isn’t still filled with all sorts of strange and useless gadgets and you have the desire to change that then get yourselves one of these neon signs. You’ll also need a free USB port to plug the sign in. This things can make nice gifts especially if you don’t know what else to get a person. The price of one neon sign is $20.
Add comment March 14th, 2008
This purely conceptual car has been designed by Phil Frank and Takuya Asano. The designers wanted to make the car an extension of the future athlete, and as such, control inputs are made through the main muscles of the legs and arms, the Nike ONE requires peak physical perfection for maximum performance. The driver sits in a motorcycle rider position, their feet are cliped-on to the pedals, and their hands are connected to the vehicles CPU via non-invasive bio-ports which allow for a direct man and machine neural interface. Cool huh? Like I said before it’s only a concept so all we can do is enjoy the pictures.
2 comments March 13th, 2008
Home design company Senosiain Arquitectos have built a home in the form of a shell. The name of the project was chosen so the inhabitants of the house like a mollusk moving from one chamber to another. The snail house looks natural both inside and outside. The rooms are located in a upward spiral, the further you go the higher you get. Though I can see how that can be a bit annoying. In order to get from the first room to the last you have to go thought all the rooms. But I still like the idea of snail houses.
2 comments March 12th, 2008
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