Spell out a name, business, or words of inspiration with our letter photo art.

Super intrigued by the new Asus Eee PC S101 ~ 10" screen, 1.8 cm thin and weighing 1 kg, up to 64 GB SSD with 30GB of Eee storage, 1024 x 600 resolution

Elisabeth Timpone's "Maybe Life Is A Fairytale" illustration.

amazing, highly detailed cardboard sculptures by los angeles based artist, ana serrano.

Sketch for Change ~ regardless of whether you're for obama, you have to admit there are some awesome sketches for auction from artists like Luke Chueh, Tim Biskup, Joe Ledbetter, Amanda Vissel, and more!

schwimmhausboot - brand new floating home in the north of germany, eco-friendly, zero emissions

Yeti Lemi paper toy from Tibetan Highland is the 9th personal customs of Lemi. made to celebrate the autumn.

Jason Urban's poster ~ on political posters (McCain on one side, Obama on the other) ~ the double sided grid technique is absolutely fascinating. If you're lucky he may have a few left for 10$

Isabelle de Beaufort and Bernard Ramus created a maze in Cordes-sur-Ciel, France with a house hiding inside...

The new and humorous argentinean wine ads. Singing in the cup.

Lovely logo for Ink Trademark by Doug Alves

Photos Caleb Charland! “Demonstrations” combines my scientific curiosity with a constructive approach to making pictures. I utilize everyday objects and fundamental forces to illustrate my own experiences.

Welcome to Meet - Marc and Sara Schiller with the Apartmen have made one of the coolest meeting spaces in NY. Even the most boring meeting can be interesting in this environment. Book on line.

On 11 June 2008, Her Majesty Queen Beatrix opened the Graphic Design Museum, Beyerd Breda, the first museum in the world that concentrates specifically on graphic design.

Christopher David Ryan's desktop wallpaper for Kitsune Noir's Wallpaper Project is gorgeous!

Whether its for your Quaaludes, Uppers, Downers, Prozac, or Dolls ~ Jonathan Adler has you covered to upgrade your pill bottle collection into some stoneware canisters (also in brown + light blue)

The Sea-Urchin made by Oooms Studio with Dutch designer Rachel van Outvorst is truly a remarkable piece of work! It’s handmade of 8000 cable ties!

The entire Mammal Family Tree mapped by Dr Olaf Bininda-Emonds. See how everything is related and when they split.

Fantastic design from the great Hans Schleger - 1950's- 1970's.

A studio team has been working on wax figures of both Obama and McCain to be certain that the new President is ready to take up office at Madame Tussauds come inauguration day in January.

Tanner Goods introduces a new premium collection and the first piece up is this thick elephant print card holder. The leather is so thick, you can see it will last for years...

Can't you just see this "Keep Calm" light flashing wildly while complete and utter chaos ensues?

Yoav Kotik's work with bottle caps has focused on jewelry, but he currently has an exhibition at Periscope Gallery in Tel Aviv showcasing bottle caps transformed into sculpture and home decor products. My favorite is the bottle cap light shade.

Abandonalia has some amazing photographs of abandoned sites. Textures and colors abound in these old institutions, reversing the previous sterility and order.

Super nice Rings screenprint by HunterGatherer.

Binary Design Studio has a knack for creating beautiful desert architecture. Their innovative modern designs are based upon research into two unlikely sources: desert plants and prehistoric dwellings.

Another great illustration by Studio Volk (see post 14044) showing an inclination towards city planning. An illustration for Radio Citta' Futura.

A sleek white villa by the woods, by dutch architects Power House Company.

Gorgeous bottle design by Barber Osgerby for Ipsei - a non-carbonated fruit drink manufactured by Coca-Cola for the European market. The indented portion makes for an ergonomic design.

23 types of toothpaste in a bowl.

Beautiful Cubematic Max graphic by Eric Carl.

the Interactive Mirror designed and constructed by Alpay Kasal takes the user experience of multitouch interaction and gaming to a whole new level.

So strange - the Tuttuki Bako, an interactive game system that requires you to insert your finger into the device to interact with the games. The display shows a digital replica of your finger - you can then play with a panda or annoy a girl by touching her face.

amazing lookout over Sogn og Fjordane, Norway, by architects todd saunders and tommie wilhelmsen

PolaDroid! Long live the Polaroid! Luckily, with this new application, our favorite shakable images will live on, albeit electronically.

Nice packaging by Interbrand for Stolichnaya's Elit brand.

Jin-Young Lee's Da-Bloom table - a multifunctional piece of furniture with layered 'leaves' that can be used as table surfaces, a bench, etc. The design was inspired by a blooming flower and is made of plywood and plastic.

I [Heart] Packaging. Global packaging community. You can download and share packaging templates. Best of all, it's free! Check out IstockPack.

Impressive visualization by Quentin Delobel of the information available about Josef Muller-Brockmann and the international typographical style online. I love the pattern of inter-site links in the center of the circle.

Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew temple was built with more than a million glass bottles, in Thailand's Sisaket province, about 600 km (370 miles) northeast of Bangkok. Amazing! So, recycling is next to Godliness?

Postcard.fm - Send an audio postcard to a friend and make their day. Uber-simple UI and a nice gesture...what more do you want?

Bridge Project: visually demonstrates the evolution of computer generated "image work", exercise on free association and Internet search procedures.

Art House is doing another Sketchbook Project. However, this time they're taking it on tour to different galleries in six cities across the United States! Sign ups are currently open to participate.

Unraveling sticky tape in a vacuum produces enough x-rays to actually take images. Great video of the geeky scientists playing with tape and x-rays. The chance this could be used in third world clinics with no electricity blows my mind.