Aug 18
I’m not quite sure why I want one of these. Maybe it’s because I have a hard time waking up in the morning… But this LED showerhead would definitely brighten my day.
Aug 17
When it comes to art mediums, photography is traditionally the most controversial, and the one that raises the most questions about where the limitations and boundaries of artistic creation begin and end. For more than 150 years, photography has been limited by its two-dimensional form, but Singapore-based photographer Fong Qi Wei has found a way to break out of that narrow structure and play within a new dimension of photography – Time.
Aug 17
The Esky Mini HD Camera Pen — I Suspect James Bond Would Like This; Product Review
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I’m not sure exactly what situation I would find myself in where I would need the Esky Mini HD Camera Pen… but I want one, just in case. I dunno… Ninjas or something? Or maybe because there’s a monster in my closet…
Aug 17
“Magical Tooth” adhesive crooked canine caps from Japanese cosmetic accessories company Luvlit are designed to make wearers look younger, cuter and more attractive than ever before… and not just to vampires, either.
Aug 14
Combining art and nature is nothing new, but having live animals as participants in exhibitions is a bit more unusual. Luckily, these hermit crabs don’t move too fast, particularly since they have entire artistic cityscapes on their backs, fashioned meticulously out of plastic by Japanese artist Aki Inomata.
Aug 13
The CowboyStudio Shoulder Support Pad for Video Cameras — Is it Good? Product Review
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Having worked in the film/video industry for about 20-years, I’ve had my experiences with camera mounts. Some are great. Some… well, just plain suck. This device is quite innovative and may just be the answer to getting the jitters out of a shot without the weight of a steady-cam.
Aug 13
Living the Wired Life: Walk the Fine Line Between Passion and Insanity With Our Favorite Obsessives
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We all have hobbies, and a lucky few have a passion. Within that group, there are some for whom passion borders on obsession. Such people are the subject of Living the Wired Life, a series of profiles about people who …
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Aug 11
The Things We Loved This Week
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If you thought we were crazy last week, wait until you see what we gushed about this time (Psst — one of them is a smartphone).
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Aug 10
When was the last time you thought about crayons? More specifically, when was the last time you bought over 100,000 of them in order to make a sculpture? The answer is probably never, unless you’re Herb Williams. He is the Cezanne of Crayon, the Calder of Crayola, and his playful works often hold many more shades of meaning and depth than meet the eye.
Aug 07
Imagine an artist that can create installations that look just like Picasso, Warhol, Rembrandt, Monet, and DaVinci…more impressively, she can do it without every picking up a paint brush. Devorah Sperber creates massive mosaics using thousands of spools of thread, but the image is upside down and backwards. She relies on reflections, the physics of sight, and subjective reality to give her re-mastered masterworks an unusual, unforgettable twist.
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