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Truly a fascinating place in China. Sadly the source doesn’t say where exactly is this garden. Nevertheless it is very beautiful and the sculptures are very creative like the giant tea pot that is pouring steaming hot tea into a cup or the waterfall from a palm of a hand. It would be interesting to try and make one of these but I wouldn’t know where to start.
jDome, designed by John Nilsson brings gaming to a whole new level. jDome lets gamers see more of the virtual environment making gaming more realistic. Here we have photos of Crysis a first person shooter and as you can see the field of view is much wider on the jDome than on a regular monitor. John is currently looking for sponsors to launch production of the dome. Visit his site for more info the link is below.
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.
This is the largest 3d-street-painting ever done. The painting is about 280 square meters. The artist did an amazing job, they turned the street into a river. I love it when people stand on such pictures and it looks like they are a part of the painting.
Other Designs are some concepts for Apple, designed by talented and creative people. Hey, Apple, you should hire these guys!
Little is known about this artist Alberto Seveso, but his painting are really wonderful. How does he do it?
Chameleon lamp
Fantastic lamp that changes color to match any color you place near it. A traditional bulb provides regular white light, whereas a LED ring around it projects a selected color into the shade, at the same time preventing the white light of diffusion with the projected color.
Strange mobile phone concepts – which one will you choose?
Paper phone
“Paper Says” is a cellphone whose electronic innards are recyclable and whose outside is made of paper. The idea is for travellers, who first rent and use it, and then return so that the phone is recycled with a brand-new paper exterior.
Since it’s becoming traditional to have sequels of popular posts, enjoy the collection of cool and funny-looking chairs.
Fill in the cat
Fill the space with your belongings or put the cat back, if you prefer.
Thomas Broome is an artist from Sweden. He is a real freak, in a good meaning of this word. His works are weird and psychodelic, yet so creative!
Thomas Broome makes bugs of cut-out and folded Coca-cola cans.
