Holiday Medley, Unique Music Video Created With Moving Smartphones
Kurt Hugo Schneider directed Holiday Medley, a creative music video starring Victoria Justice and Max Schneider that uses three moving Sprint smartphones. …there is no…
A Wooden & Leather Case Made Especially For a Chupa Chups Lollipop
Using saddle leather and mahogany, Japanese design studio LIFE has created a wearable Chupa Chups Wood Case which is made to hold a single Chupa…
Grüß vom Krampus, Illustrated Poster Design by Michael Mauldin
“Greetings from the Krampus” “Grüß vom Krampus” is an illustrated poster design by artist Michael Mauldin that depicts a stylized version of Santa’s beast-like and…
The Science of Productivity by AsapScience
Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown of AsapSCIENCE describe a scientific approach to being more productive in their latest video (hint: stop multitasking). The video was…
Season’s Gweetings!, An Animated Short About Holiday Party -Holics
“Meanwhile, workaholic missed out on all the fun…” Season’s Gweetings! is an animated short about holiday party-going “-holics.” It was directed by Aloke Shetty of…
Squid Corkscrew
Dellamorte & Co. has designed and sculpted a highly detailed Squid Corkscrew. It is available to purchase online from their official website and at ShanaLogic.com.…
Crapping Paper, Gift Wrapping Paper That Tells You What is Inside
Crapping Paper is holiday gift wrapping paper that leaves nothing to the imagination, as it tells you what is inside before it’s even opened. You…
Nintendo Sixty-Four, Animated Remix of the Nintendo 64 Kids Meme
Nintendo Sixty-Four is a great animated clip by Florida animator Jeremey Chinshue (aka “TerminalMontage“) that reimagines and uses audio from the 2006 “Nintendo 64 Kids”…
Woman Gets an Arm Tattoo That Looks Like She is Shooting a Camera
Helma van der Weide inked a clever optical illusion tattoo of a Pentax K1000 SLR for her daughter, photographer Lotte van den Acker.
Scotch Tape, Portrait Series of Faces Contorted by Invisible Tape
Wes Naman has created "Scotch Tape", an ongoing portrait series of people's faces contorted by invisible tape.