Pretty awesome concept. you have a digital camera, that acts as a stamp pad. i would totally take pictures of the OBEY propaganda symbol and then stamp the fuck out it every where. too bad its in its concept phase. credit to Kim Jinhee 김진히 at Yanko Design Oh by the way Some of the commenters at the Yanko Design are fucking retards.
so we have heard that holding your iphone4 in a certain way will cause it to lose signal. Verizon is pushing their new Droid with ad. kinda funny.
ran across this awesome mash up of Venom and the cookie monster., all i can say is you can forget about the veggies now. credit to: Carltheshivan. Here is a larger one
Wonderful mashup of Sushi and Tomy trucks. these sushi truck models look like regular trucks with giant loads of fresh Nigiri Sushi. each model goes for ranges from $300USD to $350USD (including shipping to america). credit to Paramodel
Paramodel is an “art unit” formed in 2001 by Yasuhiko Hayashi (2001 Fine Art graduate from the Kyoto City University of Arts) and Yusuke Nakano (a Nihonga [Japanese-style painting] graduate from the same university). Their title comes from the combination of the words, “Paradise” and “model”, and the fusion of these two concepts is essentially the launching point of their creations. Although the unique talents and interests of these two individuals hardly ever intersect, they manage to work in parallel towards the same vision of constructing intricate models of Paradise using toy parts, like plastic train tracks and mini-cars. Engaging in this poetic, yet paradoxical practice of remodeling paradise, this art unit presents their visions in a variety of media, including installation, objets, animations, painting, sculpture, and photography.
Basically in a nutshell, Microsofts plan is “copy everything that apple does”. they should just go and by a few macs and slap the windows logo in it, and say tada! we did it, we finally did it, we made a product that doesn’t break or anything. credit to : wired
“Apple brand is known for high quality, uncomplicated, ‘It just works,’” a slide reads (see above). “This is something people will pay for!”
