Amazing Burnouts series by Australian photographer Simon Davidson

Great Interior Design and giant Illustrations in the new Virgin Atlantic Office by Checkland Kindleysides.

Baby emperor scorpions take a ride on mom's back at Cincinnati Zoo.

New cardboard artwork from EVOL.

Glittering Machines by Paul Myoda.

Autodromo’s newest timepiece, the Vallelunga, is a minimal chronograph inspired by 60’s and 70’s Italian Prototype and Grand Prix tachometers.

Mika Aoki's beautiful singing glass.

One part candle. One part cake. All chocolate.

Murmure - Concrete (Béton) Business cards : Interaction between the scale and the material, the roughness of the support and the typographic and embossing refinements

Figurine container by TAF for Praxis. Looks like clay/ceramic, but actually silicone.

Eugeni QUITLLET and Alias presented during the Milan Design Week 2012 the beautiful chair ELLE...

Billr iPhone App - The quickest way to split a bill and calculate the tip at restaurants & bars.

"Drops", an idyllic pond you can walk on. A new concept of encaustic cement tiles floors made by hand, that reinvents the late nineteenth century flooring technique. Designed by MUTDESIGN for ENTICDESIGNS

The NYtimes takes a look at Ryan McGinley's Menagerie.

The MR. ED book-end by Roderick Vos.

Camera collection, a cute animated video from Antonio Vicentini, illustrator Billy Brown, and musician Ben Hantoot.

A 7' remote controlled dragon that breathes fire and flies created by Rick Hamel.

Bacon wrapped jalapenos, homemade golden brown sugar and the refreshing Cilantro Lime Tequila Spritzer are all part of this week’s roundup from Tasteologie and Liqurious.

Target Decorated Apparel shares the magic of screen printing with this look at how they make the Funkalicious tee for Threadless.

The Pill - Kaitlyn Schoeck's miniature magnetic engine block.

The recently inaugurated Peace Bridge by Santiago Calatrava in Calgary, Canada.

Virgin Atlantic is giving Upper Class passengers the chance to cool their in-flight drinks in the most innovative way possible this Spring – with the launch of its 'Little Richard' ice cubes.

Photographer Natasha Otrakji's Man Made series shows the peculiar and often beautiful organization of our built environment around the world.

Flex Leg helps you walk around with an injured leg

GRAVITY – Matt W. Moore. SINCE Gallery. Paris, France. Organic forms. Monochromatic palettes. Dynamic flow. Universal physics. "Une Géométrie de l'interaction. Comme par Gravité."

Odin pop-up store in New York.

Ojue Lunch Box from METAPHYS.

Rose Anderson's beautiful Bugs on Book Covers.

Evil hot gummy bears, these gummies are Habanero chilli-infused.

Teen tiny tarantulas! Over 140 Antilles Pink-toed Bird-eating Tarantulas have hatched at Bristol Zoo.

Amazing xray images of video game controllers

Animal House Rooster Measuring Cup from Habitat

HEYHEYHEY's mini version of Melvin the Machine. Built in two old suitcases, Melvin the Mini Machine is a Rube Goldberg machine specifically designed to travel. Each time Melvin fully completes a run, he ‘signs’ a postcard and sticks a stamp to it.

Big JamBox is the newest wireless speaker from Jawbone and aims to produce big sound with new hardware and designs.

Boska Holland Toasta Bags ~ the perfect way to make a grilled cheese in a vertical toaster

Spirit-preserved flowers, top secret USBs and plot lines captured by infographics are all part of this week’s roundup from NOTCOT.org.

Habitat's Bobby Desk Lamp in Jade Green

The Bottle Hanger Shot GlassCard - which is origami'd into a functional shot glass by Fifty Five His

Raul Lemesoff's book-tank is a mobile work of art and advocacy for peace and literacy.

Photographer Yan-Alexandre stumbled upon the set of Michel Gondry's next film, The Foam of the Days, and discovered these beautifully hacked-together cars. The attention to detail is stunning.

Graffiti street art in sheffield , home is where the heart is by faunagraphic and rocket01

Incase Box Case for the iPhone 4 and 4S ~ while i wasn't sure about it from pictures, once i felt it in my hand, it makes my iphone feel amazing. Also awesome packaging.

Tripwire, by visual artist Jean-Michel Albert and composer Ashley Fure, is a kinetic installation using computer controlled vertical strings. The installation has a simple, yet amazing visual and audio output.

Cast with sensors ensures quick recovery from bone fractures