The painted cows seem surreal, perhaps Photoshopped, to visitors to the Cowscape exhibition.
The cows are real, the creations of Australian body-paint artist Emma
Hack, the stars painted to raise awareness of the South Australian
drought.
We all love innovative building design, right? And those all-glass skyscrapers that reflect the amazing colors of sky and clouds, those are just great. Martin Lindsay and his car no longer like any of that rot.
If waking up to the sweet singing sounds of one of Japan’s best-loved boy bands makes your day, then the limited-edition Kanjani Eight Special Alarm Clock will make you very, very happy.
Damn the torpedoes and pass the hoisin sauce, it’s The Shanghai Duck! This deliciously decorated passenger version of Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s huge (and hugely popular) inflatable yellow rubber ducks is making waves, though for some they’re waves of nausea.
…. If video commercials do sell product, I predict that even people who don’t have cats will buy this cat litter.
With its AC wall charger built-in, the
new N100i smartphone from Daxian allows users to ditch the annoying
USB cable and wall-wart combination to juice up after a long day.
There are some strong drawbacks to the execution, though, so it’s a
good thing Daxian didn’t remove USB charging entirely.
Cats love to play where they can hide; those places replicate their
native environments and give cats similar experiences. Cat combos give
cats opportunity to climb, scratch, and rest and play. Some are ‘condos’ and emphasize scratching, and climbing. Other combos focus more on hiding and play. Here are a few adorable combos from Trixie Pet Products that provide so much stimulation, you’ll wish you were a cat.
If your umbrella succeeds in keeping you dry in the rain and/or shaded from the sun, then everything else is just gravy. Well, it must be raining gravy in Japan ’cause the country’s umbrellas take effective rain & sun protection as their starting point and run with it. Where they end up is anyone’s guess… but be sure to bring your umbrella with, just in case.
Securing your baby on the changing table can be cumbersome at times. That’s where SnuggWugg comes in.
Switzerland-based startup
Hyetis is preparing to impress smartwatch-cravers everywhere with its
first product, the Crossbow. It will be capable of not only
controlling your smartphone but surely outmatching it with a huge
list of features. No surprise to find, then, that Hyetis is charging
a pretty premium.
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