Continuity

This is by far the best game I've played in months. It's a normal get-the-key-and-go-to-the-door-platform game but with a twist. You need to think outside the box and rearrange tiles of the world in order to be able to make it to the keys and doors.



The game has 32 levels and is made by Elias Holmlid, Dmitri Kurteanu, Guy Lima Jr., and Stefan Mikaelsson from Sweden.

Play the game!

Bulbdial - a digital sundial

Bulbdial works like a sundial but it uses diodes instead of the sun. It also has better resolution showing both hours, minutes and seconds. David Friedman came up with the idea and the guys at "Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories" built it.



Read more about the Bulbdial
Buy a kit to built your own Bulbdial

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Clever Ad Campaign from Colgate

Creative way to remind kids to brush their teeth.





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Revitalizing Flower

I gave this flower some well needed water and made a timelapse video of it as it revitalizes.

Steampunk Aircraft

Bob Basset has built a neat, steampunk-style, aircraft.





Visit Bob's site (in russian)

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Video version of PostSecret

PostSecret is one of the world's biggest blogs. People anonymously send in their darkest secrets on beautiful cards.

Frank Warren, the creator of PostSecret, has made a video where he interviews people and ask them what their secret is. Here it is:



I prefer the blog though, people are much more honest when they can be anonymous.

Visit PostSecret

Smart PacMan ring design

Rachel Pfeffer has made this genius PacMan ring design. It's made from Sterling Silver and Black Onyx. This geeky set of rings is yours for $106.

Get more info and/or buy!

Impressionistic Arcade Games

Brock Davis has made impressionism versions of some classic arcade games.


Donkey Kong


Dig Dug


Missile Command

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Blind Typography

Andrew Byrom is writing with blinds.

View more pictures

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Finding Evan Ratliff

Wired Magazine wanted to know if it's possible to just disappear and start a new life somewhere else. They promised their writer, Evan Ratliff, $3000 if he could stay hidden for a month, and they promised the internet crowd $5000 if they could find him.

It turns out that social media sites like Facebook and Twitter played a very big role in the hunt. The story is long but well worth reading.

Read the story

Wizard Smoke

Beautiful video of dusty skateboarders doing different tricks. Directed by Liam Mitchell and shot by Nathan Drillot and Liam Mitchell.

Flipped Google

Apparently it is possible to rotate a page with the new CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheets).

Try out Sideways Google

(note: your browser need to support the CSS3 standard to make it work)

Endless Beard

A pretty creative shave.



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Pop-up office

Liddy Scheffknecht and Armin B. Wagner made a pop-up office from cardboard.



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Idea Killers

This is a very clever ad campaign for independent film group called "Show Off". The ads illustrate how good ideas can be killed by showing a famous historical or fictional situation. It's designed by Marcelo Lourenco and Pedro Bexiga with illustrations of Scott Campbell.






View more pictures of the campaign on Scott's blog

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Scroll Clock

The Scroll Clock is simple but brilliant. It displays the current time with the browser's built in scrollbars.

Watch the Scroll Clock live here

Lots of tilt-shift pictures

Tilt-shift never gets boring. Instantshift.com has a post with over 100 tilt-shift photographs like the one below:



Go to instantshift.com for the pictures

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Steak Filter v0

This is a pretty cool work of art by Noah Feehan. A video of a big steak cooking is recorded and sent through the steak itself to a tv screen displaying the steak. As the steak looses moisture the signal gets weaker.

The video is pretty boring but it's a cool idea.



Interview with Noah Feehan

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Heat Sensitive Wallpaper

Shi Yuan has created a wallpaper with reactive paint that changes its appearance as it gets warmer.

Radiator off:


Radiator on:


Shi Yuan has also created a painting that changes when you touch it and a calendar that fades away as the day pass.

More info and pictures at baekdal.com

Beautiful Destruction

A very beautiful video of the destruction of the Penn Coach Yard chimney in Philadelphia more known as "The Drexel Shaft" to the tunes of Imogen Heap - Hide and seek.

Mandelbulb - A 3D version of the Mandelbrot fractal

Mandelbrot is probably the most famous fractal. 20 years ago the mathematician and science-fiction writer Rudy Rucker came up with the idea of a 3D-version of the mandelbrot fractal. At that time the computers had a hard time to even render the simple 2D fractal. But now the computers are faster and some math genius also found a way to render the 3D-version faster so here it is, the Mandelbulb.






Article with many nice pictures

Creative Pandas

One panda helps another to escape from the zoo trough a tiny hole in the wall.

Water drops in slow motion

Everyone knows what it looks like when a water drop hits a puddle. But do you know what it looks like at 2000fps? It's pretty amazing, the drop bounces a couple of times on the water surface and then turns into a smaller drop. What the video!



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Home made water purifier

Retired, 68 years old, engineer Anton Ivanovitj Reznikova from Russia hasn't lost his creativity. He has now built his own water purifying system inside his small apartment.

Tap water in Russia is pretty dirty but after travelling through this pretty complex system it becomes drinkable.



Fridge magnets to clear the water from metals


Layers of different types of mud


A bottle of millets to give vitamins to the water


The stones at the bottom gives the water minerals


Anton shares his clean water with a neighbor

Here is a video of Anton talking about his system, unfortunately in russian:


Original article in Russian with more pictures

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PacMan with Vacuum cleaners

Jack Elston, Cory Dixon, and Maciej Stachura. Three computer scientists (and geeks) that has programmed some robotic vacuum cleaners called Roomba to act like PacMan and Ghosts.



More info on the Roomba PacMan site

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Bighead Halloween Costume

Eric Testroete made an awesome halloween costume inspired by the big-head mode seen in some games.






Visit Eric's site with more pictures

Disposable Laptop

We've got disposable cameras and disposable cell phones so it's not that far fetched that there will some day be disposable laptops. Je Sung Park gives he's take on what it might look like:



Visit Yanko Design for more images

Banner Ads on Flies

German publisher Eichborn attached small banner ads to flies and released them in the Frankfurt Book Fair. While I admire their creativity I'm disgusted by the cruilty to the animals.



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Creative headless halloween costume

Nicole Magne on Etsy has created a very creative halloween costume entitled "Headless Marie Antoinette".



More pictures and instructions on how to create it

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3D sculptures made from photographs

Korean sculptor Gwon Osang, has created these cool but sort of bizarre 3D sculptures from hundereds of photographs.







View more pictures of the sculptures

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Melting China

Artist Livia Marin has a set of works called "Broken Things" featuring for example this type of "melting" china you can see below.







House of Propellers exhibiting "Broken Things" Oct 9 - Nov 7 2009

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A house on a tiny island

An amazing house built on a rock in Narragansett Bay. Built in 1905 by J. S. Lovering Wharton. Bought in 1961 by the current owner Mr. Wood for $3,600.

He (Mr. Wood) and a crew of family and friends who share his passion for the place’s "deep bohemian funk," as Nicholas Benson, a stone carver from Newport, put it, have dedicated their time and skills (plumbing and wiring experience are always particularly welcome) to keeping the place from slipping into the water forever.

Read the NYTimes-article
View more pictures of the house