A limited edition of three brightly coloured monochrome Different Angles screens will be shown (and for sale!) at Designgalleriet, Stockholm, October 1st to 24th. The exhibition is called Unique Pieces.

From a basic sheet of paper, Different Angles is folded in opposite diagonal angles. Fold by fold. A thin piece of paper can be transformed into a beautiful volume with subtle, yet dynamic shadows. Full sized screen can change an office space, shop or lounge. The screen folds up butifully into a thin and very light package. A sensible object for poetic environments where you can change the set. Again and again.

Another breathtaking paper sculpture by Russian artist Yulia Brodskaya

Check out these stunning photographs taken by the brilliant, Iain Crawford.

Impressive new Website of Screenagers, a Multimedia Agency from Vienna, Austria.

It should come as no surprise that lots of iPhone users are downloading lots and lots of apps to their phones. What IS surprising is that Android app downloads aren’t that far behind – and that, in some cases, the iPod Touch leaves both phones in the dust.

Australian illustrator, Lucas Grogan, with somewhat of a fetish for black and white tribal-inspired drawings. His pieces are a marvel of detailed and integrated lines, forms a dizzying maze of alien-themed pictographic images.

With his Gru Chapel, the young Brazilian architect Yuri Vital created a poular church for a poor community of the city of Guarulhos, Sao Paulo.

Estimated age of universe, earth and mankind…in pixels.

Gourmet Journeys - In keeping with the founders’ taste for adventure, the Champagne House of G.H.MUMM has launched a new international videozine with a unique perspective on gastronomy and design.

Mexican illustrator gibran julian presents the series Cities within Cities.

Located on the top of Motta Grande in Calabria, Italy, the new Art Museum Strongoli in Calabria is the third Coop Himmelb(l)au project in Italy.

Altneuland by Ilit Azoulay, just one among many affordable prints at the new i-want-a-print site. It offers limited editions of prints, presenting artists from around the world, and various mediums.

Contemporary artists are breathing new life into taxidermy. Here are some more dead-on examples.

The ultra-high precision scope mouse.

Free I Love You cards!

A former game designer, Jay Horinouchi combines his abstract robot designs with traditional Japanese painting techniques. Solo show coming up this Saturday in Los Angeles!

The new Emporio store in New Delhi, India is entirely made out of scissors! Designer Rajesh Pratap Singh even made this scissor Buddha statue to sit in his window.

"Girls are Pretty" - the Stuntkid (13 Illustrations)

Construction Eating Kit - a bulldozer pusher, fork lift fork, and front loader spoon. Awesome.

Superflex are a radical art collective from Copenhagen, with previous hits including a burnt out car and an intriguing ‘Free Beer' enterprise. With their latest exhibit they have flooded an entire McDonald's!!

GeoEye has amazing satellite picture of the National Mall during Inauguration Day ~ download the high res to see so much more!

San Francisco based photographer David Torch has some fine shots from Armenia to the 9th Ward.

Wonderful video featuring every photo taken during a couple's visit to Japan. The frantic editing adds to the feeling of memories passing you by. Simply gorgeous.

hedi slimane's look into the beauty and life of yves saint laurent. an absolutely breathtaking collection of memories, treasures, loves and life.

Shepard Fairey & Cleon Peterson x Saks Fifth Avenue

Jon Thomas took stunning photos on the 4th of July, featuring sparklers. He then made it into a vimeo video. Awesome stuff!

70 really great images created with typography. Some are better than others, but there are some gems in there!

Oooh Kelloggs has saved Mothers Circus Animal Cookies from bankruptcy and disappearing forever...

Great web series from Montreal, Canada. It's kind of Woody Allen meets David Lynch. Watch the first two and you'll be hooked.

NOTCOT Prompt of the NVIDIA contest! Win an Nvidia Quadro CX Accelerator and CS4 Master Collection (valued around $4,500!!!) ~ which makes your work lightning fast! Just snap a pic or video messing with scale... giant toys? tiny people?

How awesome is it that Dogfoose Illustration has taken illustrating materials for kids magazines to the next level by using SCANNED PRODUCE for textures??? See the broccoli?

Designcollector magazine released "Things We Loved in 2008"

"Since her first exhibition of paintings in 1992, the Finnish born artist Mia Leijonstedt (b.1971) has pursued her interest in artist’s books and studied both traditional and modern bookbinding skills."

The bankers are sad and broke. Luckily there was a Silent Disco in the city to cheer them up.

Wow. I really need to go Siberia - some amazing photos of windows/home exteriors. Love the ornate facades.

While i've been mixed on twitter for so long ~ being able to follow jeph jacques twitter as all of the Questionable Content crew is just hilarious... its like getting pieces of live comics all day long...

Considering that Supersudaka calls this the Kiltro House - referring to a crossbred dog - due to the "bastardized design", thanks to the changing program, site, building permits, contractors, and even the view, I'd say it's a pretty cohesive project!
The modus operandi is rather based on mistakes than certainties.

The result: a mix, a bastardized design, a fusion, like a crossbreed dog, in Chilean:
A Kiltro.

Imegadito's felt Pot Covers dress up your house plants and protect your furniture from scratches.

Random NOTCOT Sidenote... Netbooks ~ what are they? and how are they working for you? I was curious how anyone else is using them... and is it enough for a poweruser/photoshop/illustrator junkie?

Carlsberg 900 Limited edition. Only 200 were produced.

Thoughtpile.org by Herman Miller. Users submit answers to questions, and the winner receives a Herman Miller Embody chair.

Betty Pepper creates jewelry from the pages of a book.

Xelor - Two birds were colored with Ecoline, then they printed their fight on a sheet of paper.

Welcome to the new green, Big Apple style.
New York City welcomes its first green nightclub tonight as Greenhouse opens its sustainable doors.

Andy Uprock is a Sydney based artist whos work includes transforming streetscapes into large floating cup installations. The method and practice of his work runs parallel to the culture of graffiti and he titles this movement 'Cuprocking.'

Fun retro style prints from Lab Partners' Hunt and Gather show.