“The Zodiac Race” is an animated film which is a part of the “Cycle of Life” campaign for Onitsuka Tiger’s 60th birthday. It tells the legend of the Zodiac Race: 13 animals raced each other for one of the 12 spots in the Zodiac calender. The race takes place on an island shaped like an Onitsuka Tiger sneaker, which features many Japanese landmarks.
If you have a habit of putting sticky notes on the edge of your monitor. This website, StickyScreen.org by Jack Cheng, takes the note off the edge of your monitor and puts it smack dab in the middle. The idea is to set StickyScreen as your homepage so that your ‘note to self’ shows up whenever you open a new tab or browser window.
Socket Deer outlet covers let you put your mobile phone on the wall as it recharges. The antlers for all three types of deer are already the perfect shape to hold things, so Nendo hardly had to modify the forms at all. The tough urethane rubber they used for the cover holds handsets tightly, and also protects the antlers from breakage should you bump into them.
This is by far the best star wars MOC, and possibly the best MOC ever seen. Simply amazing. This is a lego layout of the battle on Hoth from Star Wars episode IV The Empire Strikes Back.
It took four years, a gazilion bricks and $3,000 to complete.
At the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) AirVenture show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in August, Randall Fishman’s ElectraFlyer-C made a virtually silent pass over the audience at a mere 200 feet. What they were seeing (but not hearing) might be the world’s first fully electric-powered airplane. A true alternative the fossil fuel powered airplane. (Continued)
A 46 year old Chinese farmer, Wu Yulu, has built his own robot army over the past 30 years. As time went on, his skills at designing robots improved, and while his first model, affectionately dubbed Wu No. 1 could barely shuffle along with small steps, Wu No. 25 is actually capable of pulling Wu around in a rickshaw for up to 6 hours on a single charge.
Now the question is why use them for such boring tasks, if I had 26 robots I would use them in a fiendish plot for world domination, or at least a bit of shoplifting.
The late japanese-american architect isamu noguchi took the concept of water supported foutains to another level when he created this incredible looking set of fountains for the world expo in osaka, japan. the effect is stunning and surreal, the boxes looking as if they are taking off under the force of their own water jets. (Continued)
The Tomy xiao is an integrated digital camera and printer that allows consumers to capture, view, and immediately print their digital images without ink, anywhere. Just like Polaroids of old, photos can now be viewed and shared right away - anywhere and all from one device. The xiao produces borderless, full-color, 2×3 inch prints in less than 60 seconds. Available only in Japan, hopefully, this will be available for purchase everywhere soon.
Henry Selick’s, the director of The Nightmare Before Christmas, is making Coraline, adapted from Nail Gaimans book of the same name. Neil didn’t write it for the screen, only Selick did, which is why he is credited with the adapted for screen writers credit. Selick went as far as to ask Neil whether he approved, and Neil told him to add his own characters/spin on it. In fact Nail asked Selick if he would like to adapt and direct the story before it was even released as a book.
If you usually find stop motion animation movies kind of creepy then this will be the perfect blend of wonder, creepy and fanatasy escapism that all movies should have, but usually don’t.
A trip deep inside the dark & twisted psyche of the Peperami Animal as he rather graphically shows us his ‘tender’ side. A little bit wrong…
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