Photographer Finds Lost Negatives From His Childhood Camera
n 2008, French photographer Pierre Hebert found long lost negatives from his first camera, an Agfamatic 50.
Bizarre Gloves by Claire Watson
Artist Claire Watson created these wonderful bizarre gloves for her series “Kid Gloves.” submitted by Lori Dorn See Also: – A Chicken Made Using Eggshells…
Mysterious Tiny Doors Appearing Around San Francisco
San Francisco artist Jeff Waldman has begun installing little doors around the city. He started by building and installing a small, elaborately locked (from the…
Ishknits Yarn Bomber Strikes Philadelphia Train
Prolific Philadelphia yarn bomber Ishknits has struck again. Her latest target: Philadelphia’s Blue Line train. The horror…the cozy, cozy horror. via Wooster Collective photos by…
Recovery Resources For The Earthquake and Tsunami In Japan
On Friday, a massive earthquake occurred off the coast of Honshu prefecture in Japan. At an estimated 8.9 magnitude, it is the strongest earthquake ever…
How To Make Your Own 3D LED Cube Display
In the future, all robo-citizens will have their own 3D LED cube display. But if you can’t wait, chr has, well, an Instructable on how…
The Forest Office
French architecture firm Christian Pottgiesser Architecturespossibles reinvented this 19th century warehouse as a glass-roofed office space interspersed with trees. It was completed in 2006 for…
Warm Signal, A Beautiful Abstract Motion Graphics Animation
Last year, German digital artist Silke Sieler created “Warm Signal,” a beautifully abstract motion graphics animation. Concept: A short abstract movie dealing with nature and…
4 Year Old Answers Questions on Reddit
Buried in the magic Internet machine known as Reddit is the IAmA section, in which anyone can describe themselves and invite the Reddit users to…
MemeFactory Is Working on Creating A Free Book on Internet Culture
The bearded Internet culture experts behind MemeFactory are writing a free Creative Commons licensed book on Internet memes, and they have setup a Kickstarter project…