Watch out iPad the Galaxy Tab is here

Uh oh. There's a new contender in the ring. Check out the video and tell me what you think.

 

 

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Watch 10 Minutes of Hot Samsung Galaxy Tab Action [Video]

via Gizmodo by Kyle VanHemert on 9/23/10

We've caught plenty of glimpses of Samsung's 7" Android tablet, the Galaxy Tab, but now they're done beating around the bush. Here's nine minutes and change showing pretty much every feature it has to offer. And it looks awesome. [Crunchgear] More »

 

 

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Spray-on Clothing: for the chronically late

I love this product. More garment magic that let's us be smart and creative with one of the daily activities we take for granted.

 

 

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Spray-on Clothing

via CRAFT by Rachel Hobson on 9/17/10

Our friends at BurdaStyle point us to this video about Spanish fashion designer, Manel Torres, who worked with scientists to develop a spray-on fabric that can be used to create clothing.

The liquid is made from a suspension of tiny cotton fibers and plastic as well as a solvent. When it's sprayed, the solvent evaporates, and allows the material to harden.

Like existing materials, the fabric can be washed and re-worn, or be transformed in to new pieces of clothing.

The fabric can be dissolved with the same solvent and re-sprayed again and again.

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suzanne lee: biocouture - growing textiles

I can't even imagine what this fasion technology will evolve into. But let's try... Eventually they'll be able to standardize production of the cellulose textile and add whatever genetic properties they wish. Bioluminescence, spots, stripes, fur, scales? Can you imagine putting on a scaled or feathered body suit made with traces of your own dna to match your pigmentation?!?! I can. and I can't wait.

 

 

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suzanne lee: biocouture - growing textiles

via Designboom - Weblog on 9/19/10

'biocouture jacket'
image courtesy the science museum london


london-based suzanne lee, is a senior research fellow in the school of fashion / textiles, central saint martins, london.
she is also the creative director of biocouture which investigates the growth of clothing through the use of
bacterial cellulose.

lee's latest garment - which uses these growing textiles - is the 'biocouture' jacket made from cellulose.
instead of coming from plants, the cellulose is produced by millions of tiny bacteria grown in bathtubs of
sweet green tea.



jacket sleeve seam detail
image courtesy the science museum london


lee will host a workshop, thursday, september 23rd at the 100% materials stand at 100% design during london design week.
her pioneering project which demonstrates growth of a biomaterial using nothing other tan sugary tea and bacteria,
will also be presented at this time. the 'eco-textile' is grown in flat sheets which are then cut to shape, sewn together or
moulded over 3D forms.



left: side view
right: sleeve detail
image courtesy the science museum london



pocket detail
image courtesy the science museum london



eco-textile kimono

image via despoke

 

 

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Toyota Auris HSD: Loop

Smart Toyota. Very good. Makes an incredible statement about the obviousness of renewable energy as a vaulable and ecological alternative to fossil fuels.

 

 

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Toyota Auris HSD: Loop

via I Believe in Advertising | ONLY SELECTED ADVERTISING | Advertising Blog & Community by Filippo on 9/14/10

Film:
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Agostino Toscana, Alessandro Orlandi
Art Director: Luca Pannese
Coywriter: Luca Lorenzini
Directors: Luca Pannese, Luca Lorenzini
Production company: (h)films

Print:
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Agostino Toscana, Alessandro Orlandi
Art Director: Luca Pannese
Coywriter: Luca Lorenzini
Photography: Luca Esposito, Mauro Chiarallo

 

 

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Really hotel?

How can they possibly justify the existence of this single meal portion glass bottle of ketchup.

tell no one: seaweed

Very unigue technique. I wonder how they splice the layers together, must be like photoshop or something.

 

 

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tell no one: seaweed

via Designboom - Weblog on 9/9/10

tell no one is the collaborative name of london based filmmakers luke white and remi weeke. the two recently
began to blog their creative process, showing the behind the scenes of the video experiments including seaweed.
this short video consists of a single person, slowly moving around the frame, leaving aspects of the body in
place as they continue to move. the layers of video slowly accumulate and sway in motion together,
creating an effect which aims to mimics seaweed. while the images of this video demonstrate the effect,
seeing it in motion is a must. 

http://tellnoone.co.uk

 

 

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Believe what you see

This is THE understatement of the day.

3D illusion paintings, are too cool for me

How in the world do they do this? What is the process? My guess is that they're using a lot of math and computers. Kudos to you guys for figuring out how to make this a reality.

 

 

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3D illusion paintings

via MAKE Magazine by John Baichtal on 8/22/10

I love the optical illusion art of French art collective Paper Donut. [Via NotCot]

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Classy glass

Some clear inspiration

Bill Gates Convinces 40 Billionaires to Give Away Half Their Fortunes [Bill ...

WHAT?... and then ... YAY?

 

 

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Bill Gates Convinces 40 Billionaires to Give Away Half Their Fortunes [Bill Gates]

via Gizmodo by Kat Hannaford on 8/4/10

Our favorite charity-worker Bill Gates has successfully signed up 38 billionaires to give away half of their wealth to those less fortunate, in what could be the largest-scale philanthropic work ever. More »

 

 

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Old School Design

This is how I usually go about working on my little projects for the St. Art Gallery. I feel vindicated in my low-tech approach to design and production. It's good to use computers for some things, but not for everything. There's a tactile element to design that has to be accounted for somehow, and computer programs like Blender, Sketch-up etc. haven't advanced far enough to replace the human sense of touch, smell and other more subtle ways we engage an object.

 

 

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How-To: Design something without a computer

via MAKE Magazine by Matt Mets on 8/7/10

Here's a neat video about a design firm in the '60s, and what it looked like to build things before the days of 3d modeling and rapid prototyping. Designers drew out many different plans, then the favorites were cut out in a machine shop, cast, and assembled painstakingly by hand. Looks like fun! [via core77]

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THE BEAUTY!! THE BIZARRE!!

Drugs 1 -
Humanity - 0

The battle continues.
::knowing snicker::

I wasn't ready

Dear Deer,

I love you.

Me

 

 

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Do not mess with a baby deer

via Boing Boing by Mark Frauenfelder on 7/1/10

In this video we see a protective mother deer beat up a dog and scare the hell out of a relentlessly curious and foolhardy cat. It's pretty disturbing, but I am glad I watched it. Deer often come into our back yard, and if my kids saw a fawn, they'd probably run over and try to cuddle with it. I think I'll show them this video to let them see what could happen. (The dog is reported to be OK.)

 

 

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Now I officially feel OLD!

Seeing all this old crap I had when I was younger really emphasizes how digital everything is now. We didnt' have too many video games, social networks, cell phones, etc. We had plastic and TV and adults who took drugs to figure out how to make money off just those two things.

 

 

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I'm Remembering!

via BuzzFeed - Latest on 6/30/10

Link: http://imremembering.com/

My favorite new Tumblr provides bite-sized pieces of childhood nostalgia. This will induce madeleine-like levels of remembrance; the Fisher Price Castle post made the hair on the back of my neck stand up.

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Durex: Baby App

Why didn't I think of this!!!.... oh yeah...

 

 

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Durex: Baby App

via I Believe in Advertising | ONLY SELECTED ADVERTISING | Advertising Blog & Community by Filippo on 6/5/10

Durex Condoms has released a great iPhone app that replicates what it's like to care for a new born child. By downloading the app a user can impregnate another iphone thus causing the user to have to take care of his baby. The app wil alert and annoy you constantly, just like a new born does. The only way to block this, or prevent it is by getting a link to the condom app through the QR Code on the condom box. Not only is this a novel app to help guys relate to the duties involved in caring for a baby, but it sells condoms. To avoid hearing the baby crying and having to feed it all the time we will buy the the condoms for the QR code. But most importantly, we will now use them to avoid having to do this in real life.

Made for the Future Lions 2010 competition, organized by digital agency AKQA and Cannes Lions Advertising festival.

Creatives: Nicolai Villads, Peter Ammentorp
Interactive Designer: Raul Montenegro

 

 

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Digg Story: The world's only immortal animal

I wanted to share this story with you: http://digg.com/d31Ts9A
--
"The world's only immortal animal"
This jellyfish may have discovered the fountain of youth -- and its
numbers are increasing. Watch out for the "silent invasion".
+11 people dugg this story.

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All the SKIN

Wow! I totally had a dream that was very similar to this, but it wasn't as 'pleasant'. It was more like a nightmare really. But I like the way she did this video.

Snow cone chair

This is just one of the many reasons I find bushwick so intrigueing -
a homemade wooden snow cone cart with a wheelchair for a base, tied to
a tree with a huge chain

The new Everything.

On my way home after cocktails with a friend, I saw this guy holding a
sign on the subway, so I approached him and asked for his pic. He said
that his name was Jack and that this message was his focus. I agree
with him.

AIDS Walk New York, walking hand in hand!

Please, make a donation, whatever you can to support HIV/AIDS care in NYC

Hello dearheart!

AIDS Walk New York, the world�s largest AIDS fundraising event, benefits Gay Men�s Health Crisis (GMHC) and over 30 other tri-state area AIDS service organizations. GMHC is the nation�s oldest and most comprehensive AIDS service organization, serving approximately 15,000 people living with HIV and AIDS and their families each year, and countless more through its prevention and advocacy work locally and nationally.


PHONE: Call the AIDS Walk office at (212) 807-9255(WALK). Be sure to provide our team name when registering.

Thank you for supporting AIDS Walk New York and for helping us put an end to this epidemic.

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Rubber Tree

Crazy gum art on a palm tree on Lincoln street in Miami.

Too True! The History of Art

I've been studying art for the past 5 months or so and this illustration pretty much captures my total knowledge so far.

 

 

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The History of Art

via BuzzFeed - Latest on 4/27/10

Here it is, all you need to know about "art." Pretty much the whole history of civilization can be told with emoticons.

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Re: Fw: Saanti school cheese ad

play the funny ad attached!

 

 

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