Carlashes: Eye Lashes For Cars
It's like we don't have enough distractions on the road. Here come carlashes. Giant eye lashes for headlights. Do we need this? Well some people think so.
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Dominic Wilcox: Variations on Normal
Variations on Normal by Dominic Wilcox is a collection of sketchbook thoughts, ideas, and inventions by the extreme designer. Some of his thoughts are outlandish, maybe bizarre, but
Peanuts Early Newspaper Ad
It's amazing to think that this lonely little unexceptional ad from the '50s would spawn a money-making machine long after Charles Schulz would die.
Who’s Your Daddy?
You would be surprised who owns who at your local supermarket. There are some products you would figure have nothing in common.
David Lidsky: Put a Cork in it
David Lidsky, a writer for Fast Company, eloquently shares his firsthand experience with a cork that almost embodies the spirit of Dionysus, the ancient Greek god of wine.
Bicycle Wall
Who needs storefront signs! If you sell bicycles you simple build the world's largest free-form bicycle rack and mount 120 bicycles on your wall to advertise that you
Banana Boats
Banana Boats might not stay afloat of last beyond a day or two, but they are fun to look at. Jacob Dahlstrup Jensen the Danish mastermind behind these
The Lost History of the Indian Head Test Pattern
The Indian Head eventually found its place as a staple of television history, particularly in the realm of test patterns employed by television stations during their off-air hours.
New US Bank Notes by Dowling Duncan
What if you you could redesign the US bank notes? What would they look like? Dowling Duncan is the man up to that task and what a complete
Hungry Headies Cookies
Campus life can be a daunting one at times. Late night studying and you got the munchies for cookies and milk but you ran out.
Lady Java
To ordinary people Java works nestled in the background and a few times a month you are reminded to update your Java.
United States Postal Service Upgrade
The USPS mail system is in need of a re-visualization and Matt Chase is a breath of fresh air for one of the oldest North American institutions as