Nicey nice smelling pencils made from recycled newspaper!
Hooray!
For kids! For growns! For walruses!
Pack of ten = $11.50 = s&h
Monthly Archive for April, 2008
The one, the only SuperForester Taylor sent us to this incredible piece of concepting.
Enjoy.
I am being constantly reminded to SLOW IT DOWN!
Their Circular Life has taken time lapse footage in beautiful major cities around the world and lets you toggle time and space. What was born of a patient and slow process transforms into a speedy and brief existence only to be SLOWED DOWN by you and I!
People trail in and out of frame. Cars, motorbikes, boats and happenings live and then dissolve again. Go Forward go back, go back go forward~
I wonder if someone is toggling my time and space right now…
Many Love,
TV
SuperForester Meg just sent us this great link!
Over at designboom, they’ve got a beautiful multi-page spread of jewelry from around the world made of tantalizing recycled materials.
The pages are ordered roughly according to the materials used, so there’s one page for glass & ceramic, one for paper, one for metals, all very beautiful and with links to the artist should you decide you wanty.
Check it:
Check out poor jewelry @ designboom
Special thanks to SuperForester Meg!
Over at designboom they’ve got a great post about 22 Studio and their concrete rings, with the added bonus of a photo walk through of the creation process.
Yay! We like making!
Check it out: 22 Studio’s concrete rings
crayon physics deluxe is an amazing puzzle game that lets you use your drawing and physics skills to level up. Insanely good fun.
Thank to swissmiss for the heads up!
Morning all!
Just watched a really wonderful Korean film called The Way Home, (Jibeuro).
It’s about a young boy from Seoul who goes to live with his elderly Grandmother in her rural village. Wonderfully heartbreaking and honest, this film is a treasure.
The Way Home @ imdb
The Way Home @ amazon
I wish the song was titled something else, but this man is such an embarrassment of talent and creativity that I couldn’t not put it up.
Enjoy.
Amazing documentary about China, Ford Motorcars, Nike shoes, William McDonough and the future of growth.
So inspiring! Enjoy.
“Researchers at the USC Information Sciences Institute have demonstrated a way to manufacture miniscule containers that might be used to deliver precise micro- or even nano- quantities of drugs.
According to ISI project leader Peter Will, who is a research professor in the Viterbi School of Engineering, the new technique, described in a paper in the Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, is a two-step process. Part one is the creation of flat patterns, origami, of exactly the fold up shapes familiar to kindergarten children making paper pyramids, cubes or other solids, except that these are as small as 30 micrometers on a side. (1 inch = 25,400 micrometers)”
Aaaaaaaahhhh!!! So cool! The science of small is so hot right now.
Click here for the full story from Information Sciences Institute.
Slap a FedEx logo on the side, fire up the Matter Compiler, and we’re off!
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