Halftones

Nice opArt halftones by Travess Smally. Keep staring!

Warped space

I'm really feeling this project. I've seen similar methods of using optical illusion to transform architectural space and have wanted to explore that stuff myself. This is just one of the best landscaping solutions I've ever seen for a tight space. Great work by Faulders Studio from Berkley, CA.

You can see more images of this project > HERE <

How'd dey do dat?

"Yoshimoto discovered this cube when he was searching for a way to divide a cube equally in three-dimensional space. The result is a peculiar polyhedral dyad consisting of eight interconnected cubes that can be opened in multiple ways. The cube can be divided into two cubes and then transformed into two rhombuses, one silver the other gold with twelve faces each. With its endless transformations, this cube makes a great toy for children as well as an intriguing desktop puzzle. Made of polypropylene."

Available at MoMA

Lego manufacturing is neato

Gizmodo got an exclusive tour of the Lego manufacturing facility. I've seen quite a bit of these types of videos and have seen some things first hand but this process blew me away. To mass produce small objects like this on such a massive scale and to do it with such precision and quality is truly magical. Their automated sorting and storage 'cathedral' system is brilliant. Thanks Gizmodo for taking the time to present this to the world. Maybe Lego will someday make their products from recycled plastic and promote recycling their products?

Watch videos and read about it here

I Knew it!!

See, it is possible to levitate!

Read more on how to do it here

Magic is DEFINITELY real...

I don't believe what people say about magic not being real. There's tons of pictures and videos of it and now even artists are doing it. Check out German artist Johan Lorbeer. And here's some pictures and even a video from some one's camcorder!! So, you know it's real now. See...told you so!