1. The plastic extruded from this robotic 3D printer solidifies instantly, allowing it to draw freeform shapes in the air extending from any surface.

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  2. Great that the war against inbuilt obsolescence in products is being won. What a great Product.

    Bucket turns your mason jar into an indestructible and beautiful looking French press.

     

  3. Doc 2 Doc. Great cause, great creative. More here.

     


  4. ‘Cut Food‘ – A Photo Series by Beth Galton and Charlotte Omnès

    Offering a whole new perspective on everyday objects, New York based still life and food photographer Beth Galton and food stylist Charlotte Omnès took amazing photographs of of different dishes including ramen noodles or corn dogs cut in half.

    Check out the series, here.

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  5. Swoop Lego Bags. Ace idea.

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  6. The Punk’s Changing Identity

    A quick visual history showcasing the development of the Daft Punk’s iconic identity.

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  7. Slot machines—games of purely random chance—are often seen as mechanical gambling devices and not much more. Bally Technologies’ Director of Game Development, Brett Jackson offers some insight into the surprisingly complex innovation, psychology and design behind the slot machines that illuminate so many casino floors.

     

  8. 3D Projection Mapping on a 1:100 model of Tokyo.

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  9. Felt is an app that creates hand written cards. Pretty cool.

     


  10. Matthew Waldman’s eco-friendly planter made from used coffee grounds

     

    While recycling has become second nature to many people, it’s easy to forget that we still throw away tons of useful materials every single day. Designer Matthew Waldman of Nooka took a short break from creating cutting-edge timepieces to do his part by saving up his daily coffee grounds for a year, with the plan of finding them a new life.

    “Living in New York City is a bit frustrating as there is little or no recycling for organic refuse,” says Waldman. “When organic garbage is put in a landfill sequestered by plastic bags, it does not biodegrade and return to the soil.” Though he originally thought the grounds would become home to an under-sink mushroom colony, eventually Waldman got the idea to use them in a composite material so he could make something more permanent with his coffee.

    Pothra is currently on Kickstarter, and a $35 pledge will ensure you your very own handmade Pothra.

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  11. Type designer Dave Foster created four new designs, each featuring a different line from Holstee’s Manifesto. 

    By overlapping both blue and red ink in the print, a third shade is naturally developed adding depth to Foster’s thoughtful, quirky design.

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  12. Nice custom signature necklaces by Brevity

     

  13. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Hip hop beats. Reminds me of Sage Francis. 

     

  14. Bottle Opener by Brendan Ravenhill. Nice.

     

  15. Physicist David Neevel built an OREO separator machine. 

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