ianbrooks:

Canned Goods

All designs available for purchase at theFLOWmarket, though keep in mind while you *are* just buying an empty can, it’s up to you to make the imaginary contents of each can real.

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staceythinx:

Geometry of Light by Alyson Shotz imagines “What would it look like to see light stopped in time”.

About the artist:

Interested in physics, Alyson Shotz uses industrial material, mirrors, stainless steel, to visualize invisible forces like gravity, space and light – the basic elements of our physical world. Materials that proved no less important when it comes to Art. “Questions about what the universe is made of (what is space, what is matter) seem primary to what sculpture, or art, should be about”, says Shotz.

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justinrampage: “Today would have been Louis Daguerre’s 224th birthday! Our Troopers and the Fetts thought they would celebrate the birth of the man credited with inventing the first commercially successful photographic process!” Most his photography work is available as prints at RedBubble. Daguerreotroopers & Daguerreofetts by David Eger (Tumblr) (Twitter) Via: egerbver
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justinrampage:

“Today would have been Louis Daguerre’s 224th birthday! Our Troopers and the Fetts thought they would celebrate the birth of the man credited with inventing the first commercially successful photographic process!”

Most his photography work is available as prints at RedBubble.

Daguerreotroopers & Daguerreofetts by David Eger (Tumblr) (Twitter)

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scinerd: Urban Beehive The Urban Beehive was developed as part of Philips’ new Microbial Home project, a self-sufficient closed-loop home concept that also features items like a methane digester and a plant-based effluent (read: toilet) filtration system. It’s a design concept, so it’s not exactly coming to a Home Depot near you. But it could, and maybe it should. The Urban Beehive has two parts that attach to your apartment window: A white frontispiece with a flower pot and a small hole for bee entry, and an orange-hued glass inverted teardrop mounted inside your house. This way you can see the bees at work, and access their honey via a small spigot. The glass teardrop has an array of honeycomb frames for bees to build their wax cells, like existing honeybee colony kits do. The shell is orange to help the bees navigate, and there’s a small hole for the urban beekeeper to release smoke inside, should the hive ever need to be opened (smoke chills out the bees). The city benefits from the bees’ pollination work, and your apartment benefits from fresh honey and the pleasing effect of watching bees, Philips says. Article: Sleek Urban Hive Lets You Keep Bees in the Comfort of Your Apartment
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scinerd:

Urban Beehive

The Urban Beehive was developed as part of Philips’ new Microbial Home project, a self-sufficient closed-loop home concept that also features items like a methane digester and a plant-based effluent (read: toilet) filtration system. It’s a design concept, so it’s not exactly coming to a Home Depot near you. But it could, and maybe it should.

The Urban Beehive has two parts that attach to your apartment window: A white frontispiece with a flower pot and a small hole for bee entry, and an orange-hued glass inverted teardrop mounted inside your house. This way you can see the bees at work, and access their honey via a small spigot.

The glass teardrop has an array of honeycomb frames for bees to build their wax cells, like existing honeybee colony kits do. The shell is orange to help the bees navigate, and there’s a small hole for the urban beekeeper to release smoke inside, should the hive ever need to be opened (smoke chills out the bees). The city benefits from the bees’ pollination work, and your apartment benefits from fresh honey and the pleasing effect of watching bees, Philips says.

Article: Sleek Urban Hive Lets You Keep Bees in the Comfort of Your Apartment

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Source: popsci.com

the-daily-robot: My splattery vectory Mega Man/Proto Man/Bass/Robot Master designs are now available as iPhone Cases (in addition to shirts) over at RedBubble!  Please take a look! These designs are also on large posters and mini-prints at Etsy! I definitely buying these when I get an iPhone 4…
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the-daily-robot:

My splattery vectory Mega Man/Proto Man/Bass/Robot Master designs are now available as iPhone Cases (in addition to shirts) over at RedBubble!  Please take a look!

These designs are also on large posters and mini-prints at Etsy!

I definitely buying these when I get an iPhone 4…

videogamenostalgia:

Super Mario Bros Themed Wedding Invitations

Oh, internet. I always find such neat stuff while browsing you! Like these Super Mario themed wedding invitations.

They were created by Larry Quach for his friends Esther and Ryan’s wedding. The invitation looks like an old NES cartridge (It even has an actual circuit board!). To go with the invitations, Larry also created Question Mark Block favors for the guests to take home after the reception.

So totally awesome.

(via: Technabob)

shannonwoohoo:

Hotel and Igloo Village Kakslauttanen is a resort north of the Arctic Circle in Finland that, in addition to luxury log cabins, offers guests glass-topped igloos during the winter months. The igloos are constructed of a temperature resistant glass that keeps them comfortable in temperatures as low as -22 degrees Fahrenheit. The resort also offers a “Honeymoon Turf Chamber” and old-fashioned snow igloos.

O.o WOAAAH.

Source: Laughing Squid

justinrampage:

Let the gaming evolution begin! The team at Oh, Dear Molly put together quite a pair of Mario Kart / Nintendo Console inspired designs.

Both 16.5” x 11.5” prints are available at their Etsy shop for $19/ea.

Choose Your Weapon / Nintendo Evolution by Oh, Dear Molly (Twitter)

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Source: justinrampage