I just discovered this video named I’ll be gone from KORB. It shows what appears to be a Seismometer (you know, a machine that measures earthquake activity) or even a heart rate monitor device. Anyway, what is really freaky about this video is what happens to the red ink that the Seismometer deposits on the graph paper.

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Above: Moving Eye Sculpture by Speech Tchoban & Kuznetsovby. Found via Hypenotice. Copyright © Tchoban & Kuznetsovby.

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Multiplo Modular Furniture. Credits: Found via Fantunesdasilva via Heyteam.it. Copyright © Heyteam.it – check out their site for purchase info (Not an affiliate link).

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This illustration made from icons is entitled “I Like Facebook”. It’s a mosaic illustration of the “LIKE” button for Fortune magazine and was made out of Facebook interface icons by Tsevis…

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If I had a big enough garden, I’d love to have one of these transparent bubble tents right in the corner. Add a bit of decking, and you have a whole new “room” for your house─never mind a tent! By what I can tell, the transparent globe-like structures need a certain air pressure to keep them in shape. Take a look at the photo of the transparent bubble tent with the snow on top─it looks more like an igloo…

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This hat art design is named “Construction Overhead”, and was created by Sorensen-Grundy Milliners, London. I think it’s a great and unique concept that would be a sure conversation piece if worn at a function! See more images below…

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These weirdly-unique “Faux deer/Stag taxidermy” wall mounts are trendy pieces of sculpture art. They were created by WhiteFauxTaxidermy, who sell these over on their online store. I really like the one above showing pink antlers with a white head, although I don’t think I’d have one on my wall lest it poke my eyes out! They look really cool, though. Check out the gold near the end of the post…

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These miniature sculptures were created by talented sculptor, Shay Aaron. Based in Tel Aviv, he creates food items at very small scale. As can be seen in the miniature sculpture of pizza above, the tiny works of art easily fit onto a finger tip. I think they’re just really funky little creations. One of my favourites is the pepperoni sandwich at the end of the post. What’s yours?

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