TK-FBP049E, A Portable & Collapsible Smartphone Keyboard by Elecom
The TK-FBP049E collapsible Bluetooth keyboard serves as an external keyboard for a smartphone. When in use, the keyboard is 11 inches wide. The keyboard collapses…
MuchLoved, Photo Series of Cherished Plushes That Are Falling Apart
For his "Much Loved" series, Mark Nixon took portraits of cherished plush animals that have been so well-loved that they are now falling apart
Dumb Ways To Die, A Cheery PSA by Melbourne’s Metro Trains
To help stop train-related deaths, Metro Trains in Melbourne, Australia has started a “Dumb Ways to Die” PSA campaign which features a cheery little song…
Electromechanical Replica of an 1980s Drum Machine
MR-808 is an electromechanical music robot that uses real instruments to emulate the iconic Roland TR-808 (video). Nine instruments are housed in a 10 foot…
Build Your Own Star Wars Lightsaber at Disneyland
After exiting a screening of Captain EO Tribute on my recent visit to Disneyland, I stopped by “The Star Trader” shop in the theme park’s…
Swedish Man Builds & Drives a Volvo 240 Turbo Racing “Terror” Tractor
Swedish farmer and builder Rickard Nilsson placed a powerful modified Volvo 240 turbo engine into his (appropriately named) “Terror” tractor and, thanks to his filmmaker…
Cracker Jack’D Power Bites, Caffeinated Cracker Jacks Geared to Adults
Snack company Frito-Lay will soon release Cracker Jack’D Power Bites, a line of Cracker Jacks geared to adults that are laced with caffeine, in the…
Anatomica di Revolutis, 3D Printed Winged Skull by Joshua Harker
“Anatomica di Revolutis” is an intricate 3D printed sculpture of a winged skull by artist Joshua Harker. It consists of three main components—the filigree skull,…
Photos: The Museum of Death in Hollywood, California
Everybody Dies: A Children’s Book for Grown Ups by Ken Tanaka, found at the Museum of Death’s gift shop Since 1995, J.D. Healy and Cathee…
Embroidery Art of Animals Behaving Badly
Artist Ana Teresa Barboza makes embroidery art of animals interacting with humans in a most unfortunate manner. You can see more of Barboza’s work at…