A great new app for kids to draw and learn the alphabet! Drawnimal let your kids think outside the box and play both digitally and manually.
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Mother London’s Christmas project is a hilarious take on psychic readings, promising tees with your personal psychic readings by celebrity LA-based psychic Lucinda Clare. All for just a £100 donation to Age UK.
By combining killer coding skills and 10,044,701 (thats ten million, forty four thousand, seven hundred and one) images marked interesting on Flickr, idée labs’ Multicolr Search Lab lets anyone see the web in their chosen colour tinted glasses.
Jonathan Robson, ‘Cause life size LEGO helmets are cool’, and we agree! has created this super fun, life-size LEGO Space Helmet for kids that plays downloadable audio tracks for comics.
The concept designed by Jonathan Robson is based on a LEGO helmet with a gold space visor. The helmet acts as a headset for listening to the audio for LEGO comics as well as a role-playing toy. Once subscribed to Audio Comic, you’ll receive the LEGO comic through the post with your activation code to download the audio onto a USB brick. Simply slot the brick into the back of the helmet, put it on and enjoy the exciting LEGO Audio comic experience!
Now this looks like heaps of fun! Be Your Own Souvenir from Barcelona based blablabLab.
The project uses custom software developed using openKinect and openFrameworks. To create an army figurine style souvenir, visitors use 3 kinect sensors to create a 360-degree scan which creates input pointclouds. Meshlab then uses these combined pointclouds to create a Poisson reconstruction, which is cleaned up via Blender and Skeinforge before being fed into a cnc machine (Rapman 3.1), which prints out the souvenir.
Via NotCot.
Read MoreKelly Angood created this screen-printed corrugated cardboard Hasselblad designed to function as a pinhole camera and accept 120 film. You can download yours here!
Images created by the community of users will be viewable at www.pinholehassleblad.tumblr.com. Please send any images of your camera or produced by your camera to pinhole@kellyangood.co.uk to be uploaded to the blog!
This really did make me laugh! Via Art Threat.
Do Royal weddings and indeed all the incessant chatter about the upcoming April 29 Royal wedding make you sick to the stomach? Feel the need to expel the grossness that has entered your being by way of absurd attention paid to an absurd group of elites whose only claim to fame and fortune is hereditary theft and bad haircuts? Then look no further! UK artist Lydia Leith has created the “Royal Wedding Sick Bag” for the occasion. “Throne up” into yours today!
It’s important to have some fun in life and every little counts. Like this tea infuser by Pablo Matteoda.
Deh.…..DEH.…..Deh…DEH…Deh..DEH..DEH.DEH.DEHDEHDEHDEHDEHDEH!! :p
A really funny read from the Johnson Banks blog. Nice one!
You can see how it could happen.
Tap ‘London Olympics logo’ into Google images and you get a motley collection of real and made-up logos. And, yes, one which has been hastily rejigged to say, er, sh*t.
Ok, easy laugh, ha-ha, move on.
But imagine, for a moment, that you’re designing the website for the upcoming University Olympics in Shenzen. You’re almost certainly Chinese. You’ve sorted out your home page, and you want to include links at the bottom to other Olympic organisations.
You might not read English that well. You go to Google images, you pick one from the top line, you insert, job done…
Go here to see the real thing.
What can I say? Shit happens.
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