If you mastered time travel and took some 2010 technology back with you, you'd have to redesign and market it to make it fit in...and make millions! San Francisco based designer Alex Varanese pulls it off.
Industrial designer Ben Thorpe's "Urban Wheelchair" that empowers its user to sit or stand on their own volition. Loving how technology can help liberate the disabled.
Some creative truths that we should all take to heart, shared by legendary figures. All illustrated in a clear and clever way by designer Shirley-Ann Dick.
A trash can can also double as a plant - with the trash as fertilizer - in this eco-brilliant concept for Braun by industrial designer Julien Bergignat.
The comic bookshelf displays what you may have read (rather than what you may be thinking...). A great project by furniture designer Oscar Nunez, available in different finishes.
A typographic interpretation of President Obama's inauguration speech, with a new "Obama Font" to boot. Interesting to see the lens of type helping us understand a leader's emphasis.
Designer Julie Ruiz patiently lights hundreds of candles and takes thousands of pictures to create an animated sequence that is sure to brighten your day.
Craig Kanarick ~ A photographer with a sweet tooth, Kanarick has attracted a following for his collection of eye candy. Printed on archival paper and mounted behind gallery plexiglass.
