Guinness QR Code Glass
The Guinness QR Code Glass reveals itself only when a dark beer is poured into it. Pointless, but novel.
Photo-realistic Paintings of Comicbooks
Sharon Moody paints comicbooks frozen in time with incredible realism.
Cubicle Culture Returns Naturally
The walls have come tumbling down in offices everywhere, but the cubicle dwellers keep putting up new ones. They barricade themselves behind file cabinets. They fortify their partitions with towers of books and papers. Or they follow an “evolving law of technology etiquette,” as articulated by Raj Udeshi at the open office he shares with ...
Anchorman 2 Teaser Poster
After Will Ferrell, aka Ron Burgundy, announced on Conan O’Brien’s show that everyone’s favourite news team would return for a sequel, and putting a little teaser trailer in front of Sacha Baron Cohen’s The Dictator, we have a new bipedal poster too.
Neural Paintings
Greg Dunn is both a visual artist and neuroscientist, so it’s not easy to tell at first glance whether he is painting the branches of a plant or a neuron in the brain.
‘The Raid’ with Stop-Motion Cats
Lee Hardcastle has crafted a three-minute retelling of The Raid: Redemption which captures the spirit of the movie with claymation cats.
Carved Book Landscapes
Guy Laramee‘s two collections, Biblios and The Great Wall, involve carving dense pages of old books into serene mountains and ancient structures.
Vinyl Throw
If basketball trickshots are just too mainstream, then play some Vinyl Throw instead. From Dangerous Minds.
Royal Dog Portraits
David Imlay created this hilarious series of dog portraits that reference Flemish and Dutch Golden Age painting. Via Beautiful/Decay.
Wooden Pin Portraits
Philip Karlberg creates a unique shoot for Plaza Magazine, sculpting famous faces from carefully arranged wooden pins, clever lighting and signature sunglasses. From Huh Magazine.
Star Wars Stamps
Creative designer Stefan van Zoggel has created a set of stamps that appear to originate in the many worlds of the Star Wars universe.
Ruined Polaroids
William Miller‘s series of broken and ruined polaroids.
Illustrations by Bill Connors
More from Bill Connors.
Anti-Theft Coffee Mug
The Lock Cup by Gommeh is a simple idea to end workplace arguments over the washing-up. Each comes with a removable plug-key so without it, the cup is useless.
“The Happier Man” – Hunter S. Thompson
Zen Pencils comics based from inspirational quotes has been featured before, but they’re consistently brilliant.
Kurt Vonnegut on Employment
He often said he had to be a writer because he wasn’t good at anything else. He was not good at being an employee. Back in the mid-1950s, he was employed by Sports Illustrated, briefly. He reported to work, was asked to write a short piece on a racehorse that had jumped over a fence ...
Colourful Tornados
Ryan Hopkinson created a series of artificial tornadoes using coloured smoke spun into a vortex by an industrial extractor fan.
How to Open a Book
It may surprise you, but apparently you haven’t been reading books properly. Expert bookbinder William Matthews explains in his book.
Dubstep Destroys Toys in Stop-Motion Animation
Iconic childhood toys are destroyed and turned into paste in Delta Heavy‘s stop-motion video for their dubstep track Get By, directed by Ian Robertson.
Beastie Boys on Chappelle Show
Chappelle Show co-creator, Neal Brennan, uploaded this previously unreleased video of the Beastie Boys performing in 2004 in memory of the recently deceased rapper Adam Yauch.
Spanish Family Quit Their Jobs and Sell Everything to Travel the World in a Caravan
A young married couple, from Mijas, Malaga, have decided to quit their jobs, sell everything they own, and go on an adventure around the world, with their two little children, in a caravan. Do you ever get so tired of your boring life and tedious job that you feel like leaving it all behind and ...