Restaurant Billboard Addresses the “Hipster Doofuses” of Minneapolis
This snarky billboard calls on the “hipster doofuses” of Minneapolis to “take a break from looking vaguely disinterested in everything while wearing your favorite organic…
Avios, Falling Everyday Object Photos by Carl Kleiner
“Avios” by Carl Kleiner is a photo series of everyday objects that appear to be falling (or floating upwards, depending on how you look at…
Anatomical Macarons, Cookies Decorated as Organs & Body Parts
Miss Insomnia Tulip has made these detailed anatomical macarons by decorating specially-shaped cookies with edible paint. These delicious little cookies will be available to purchase…
Retro Video Game Themed Designer Window Blinds
West Yorkshire, England made to measure window blind supplier Direct Blinds has released a nostalgic series of retro video game designer blinds, pieced together by…
A Timelapse of Space Shuttle Atlantis’ Last Roll-Out
The Last Roll-Out is a timelapse by Scott Andrews, Philip Andrews, and Stan Jirman documenting the final flight of Space Shuttle Atlantis.
3D Ms. Pac-Man Display by Keita Takahashi Fills an Entire Room
Game director Keita Takahashi, creator of Katamari Damacy, has brought the retro arcade video game Ms. Pac-Man to life with his projected 3D version that…
Richard Simmons’ Back To School Project: Cool Pencil Glasses
Richard Simmons, aka ‘The Weight Saint’, has a great back to school project for kids: Cool Pencil Glasses! Take a look at them in…
Vintage Ads That Promoted Dangerous & Unhealthy Products
Du Pont cellophane, 1950s image via v.valenti Collectors Weekly recently ran an article called What Were We Thinking? The Top 10 Most Dangerous Ads which…
Futuristic Sci-Fi Hairstyles Featured in Space Age Hair Fashions (1962)
Futuristic sci-fi hairstyles are featured in this quirky 1962 British Pathé film short titled Space Age Hair Fashions. At Alec Pountney’s hair salon in Wokingham,…
Dance With Me, A Choreographed Moving Hands Alphabet Captured in Long Exposure Photos
"Dance With Me" is an alphabet of letters formed by the moving limbs of a dancer captured in a series of long exposure photographs.