Check out a full gallery of street art from the 2008 Cans Festival here. Anyone from the public could come and paint over the weekend. Here is some of their work and names when known. Also some of the authorised artists also just kept on painting.
Managing Editor of Forbes cries after The Today Show takes away his Blackberry and internet for a week.
Living landscapes were one of the major themes of Sixties design. The Living Tower
makes use of the three-dimensionality of space. This organically shaped furniture
sculpture can be used on four levels. Its comfort is impressive and it has
proved very conducive to communication. Collection Vitra Design Museum.
Materials: birch plywood frame, classic upholstery, polyurethane foam.
Comes in yellow, red, and dark blue. Buy here for $13,595.00 !
If making friends in real-life was similar to the Facebook process, then it might look something like this.
As the summer of 2008 approaches, Iron Man and Batman compare notes on their respective franchises in this Mac/PC parody.
A prop Klingon skull believed featured in various episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise. The item is a hollow, lifelike molded resin skull with special effects make-up ridges applied to the forehead and scalp. The item is painted to appear aged and dusty. Measures approx. 5 X 6.25 X 8 inches. Ends May-02-08, 16:31:52PDT so check it out quick Here!
| Current bid: | US $190.48 |
This AK-47 guitar is without a doubt the coolest we’ve ever seen. Unfortunately, no other information was provided. [via Flickr]
“What can you do with 5 pounds of Silly Putty? Beats us, but we’re sure you can think of something. Choose from Original ($77), Blue ($77), or the color-changing Purple/Pink ($153) and Orange/Yellow ($153). If, for some reason, you want to split up your monster blob, you can buy 100-case packs of Silly Putty plastic eggs ($110) in various colors.”
Check out this cool Star Trek stuff from itsawraphollywood.com. Everything sold by this store are props and have been featured in movies or tv shows. I have chosen a Klingon Emblem Sconce featured on the Star Trek: Enterprise episode “Borderland” on the stolen Klingon starship. And a pair of Romulan Senate stools that were used in the feature film Star Trek X: Nemesis. Every item comes with certificate of authenticity. The Klingon emblem and Romulan stools wont last long, so act fast! But there is always new stuff being sold, so check it out.
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