Arts & Design

We know from the Bible that Jesus was a carpenter, but we don’t now what he would think of this Holy Lego collection. The guys over at Brick Testament put together a project which portrays scenes from the Bible made with Lego’s. Genesis, Exodus, the Garden of Eden, stonings, wrath, plagues, they’re all included. The project was made using over ...

How can we not be distracted at the office when all of our coworkers are wearing such low cut blouses? The chest hair is just overwhelming. The Office Collar resembles the collar the vet gave me after I had to get neutered, so I couldn’t lick my wounds. Wearing the Office Collar creates your own private cubicle for your head, ...

As far as snazzy advertising goes, Nike had stolen our geeky hearts with their laser engineered ads in Paris. Now Ford has a new gimmick up their sleeves which has stolen our hearts as far as gadgetry goodness goes. Using parts from a disassembled Ford Focus, the car giant has created fully functional musical instruments for an ad that will ...

How about a little product integration to light up your day? Spotted over in the drug-lovin’ Netherlands, this stainless steel bike stand integrates an air pump right into the mix, hopefully causing some interaction between neighbors as they pump up the wheels to their hot rods. Eight of these bad boys will be installed around Ypenburg, a newly built town. ...

While this mouse might not be able to save you after your plane plummets into the ocean, the Jelly Click does offer a whole new level of portable peripherals. All of the electronic components are housed on a flexible circuit board which allows the mouse to be folded up when not in use. When you’re in need of the Jelly ...

So you want to take an aerial shot and just don’t know how you’re going to go about it. The Flying Stick Camera flies through the air at set intervals and snaps shots of what it sees below. Just like other recent concepts, the Flying Stick uses kinetic energy to fly. Just rub it a few times between your paws ...

The geek mind is sometimes ignorant to the abstract, such as fine art. Flickr user Paulthewineguy has put together a photo set which translates art into a language geeks can understand. Using emoticons and code, these pieces of art are much easier to admire, being a geek, than ever before. Art snobs beware, as this might make you feel a ...

Think about this. In 50 years when everyone is working from home and is constantly sitting at a desk, there is going to be some major problems with atrophy of the limbs. The Lindo Hip Desk allows you to have some work space even when you are standing and doing house work. Two prongs jut out of the device, allowing ...

Everybody who grew up in the late ’80s or early ’90s has owned a slap bracelet at one point in their life. And if they didn’t, they were most likely “L” to the “-osers”. If these E-Paper Slap Bracelets ever get to see the light of day, you, or at least your children, might get the chance to be too ...

In an effort to promote the new flick, The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep, a spectacle effect is being played at Tokyo Harbor. Using a system based around water projection screen techniques and some water fountains, the water of Tokyo Harbor has been turned into one big promotional device for the film. The Water Horse film itself revolves around ...