Ping mag shows us some of the amazing topographies of tokyo

"FEAR(S) OF THE DARK is a wildly inventive and visually dazzling collection of fearful tales by six of the world's most renowned comic and graphic artists."

The Octopus Floor Chandelier by Inside - beautiful!

I love things that are adorably efficient, if that makes any sense. Designed by Joel Escalona, this piggy bank can also function as a stool - all while looking good in any setting whether you're six or sixty.

Glass Road...
beautiful spot for BMW 3 Series...
created by GSD&M idea city...

Strange ads for Museum of Communism invite you to "get intimate with history." Hmmm, no thanks! Campaign by EURO RSCG NEW EUROPE ad agency.

The Plamp by moomoo architects. The lamp doesn't have a traditional bulb, using several dozen meters of light tubing as both the shade and the light source instead.

Thomas Eyck's blankets didn't grab me nearly as much as the choice of using designer classics to drape them over... sometimes what you can't see is just as powerful?

Kevin Dart is doing some fantastic work with his old-school illustration style. He proves it can be updated too as with his colorful work for the Beijing Olympics.

A toaster that can print anything onto a piece of bread from Swedish manufacturer Electrolux, with no plans for mass production unfortunately.

"No Room For Gerold" is an amazing 3D animated short from Film Bilder, directed by Daniel Nocke. This tale of four roommates - a crocodile, a rhino, a wildebeest, and a hippo - is shockingly... human.

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Honka Hootas ~ fun super simple bicycle air horns

Leatherman Genus Gardening & Landscaping Multitool - the ultimate gardening gadget? gorgeously sleek...

Work by Pradyumna Kumar, the first Indian artist ever to win the Grand Prize at the 15th NOMA Concours for Picture Book Illustration, for his work ‘ How The Firefly Got its Light’ a series inspired by Mithila Painting of India.

The importance of point of view. A fantastic and clever use of typography by Axel Peemoeller

Logos brothers? | an interesting collection of very similar logos.

With Jerszy Seymour stackable furniture you could turn any old patio into a designer café. Manufactured by Italian Magis.

Bic phone | the cell phone of disposable Bic, in partnership with Orange.

Tokyo Cut Paper artist Patrick Gannon creates mind blowing, intricate, and fun creatures and myths entirely from cut and torn paper (and some wood). His first series of 5 Gicleé prints are now running wild.

The movie: BOMB IT - The global graffiti documentary by award-winning director, Jon Reiss - features street artists and top graffiti writers from 5 continents (i.e. Taki 183, Revs, Revok, Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, Cope, KRS-One etc).

Milk Gone Bad is a series of 8 illustrated lamps by Bombo shaped like milk cartons. The light turns on to show the product’s real contents, a startling imaginary world of mold. In conjunction with AnAtomic factory.

Googolopoly: Nice game board with a lot of web startups!

Creative action of Guerrilla developed by Publicis in New York for the Pepto-Bismol.

Start grading taxis before it is too late. [Editor's Note: "dictator" taxi's scare me]

Swedish Sassabrassa has made something different with egg cups out of Sigvard Bernadotte classic Virrvarr-pattern. The cup also doubles as a napkin ring.

When will guys spend so much time online that the thought of a virtual girlfriend will become appealing? The answer is right after they watch this video. [Editor's Note: the virtual bf is hilarious too]

Designer Joel Escalona's USB memory bomb is one serious weapon of mass storage.

mckibillo did the illustration and type work for the title sequence of a small, indie film called "Heavy Petting", about a man, the woman he loves and the dog that stands between them.

Amazon Upgrade ~ interesting move by Amazon, letting you "upgrade" your physical books to digital books you can read online, search, annotate, etc. Especially interesting for searching all your recipes!

Just a few KBs of data can hold so many memories. If you still remember paper sticky tabs for writing your favorite VGA game then this colorful nostalgic set is for your desk. Ah the good old days of beeping PCs.

Salt and Pepper Maracas - Naoto Fukasawa

Embrace Lounge by Tanya Aguiniga.

Peter Granser Photography.

The work of Kashiwa Sato, who many consider to be the greatest living Japanese designer.

Jean Marc Gady for Moet & Chandon ~ luminous ice bucket that lights up when placed on its base... could a bottle of champagne stand out any more in dimly lit lounge?

Fat pig chocolate.Conceived, designed and manufactured by creative entrepreneurs The Brooklyn Brothers New York.

The "To-Do Tatttoo" tattoos are temporary, and the base lines, is a pen with ink gel, simply type the notes, lists of purchases, school glue, and metier etc, the basis and if tattooing.

Project of this tiny USB camera with no LCD screen. No cables are necessary. Just plug it.

Genoco design for "quick order" - iphone/ipod touch application to order starbucks drinks without having to wait in line.

Footprints on the sand? Besides the ingenious easy-to-disassemble feature, you can have your name die-cut on the sole, literally stamping your name on the sand while at the beach.

The Smart Shopper is divided into compartments based on food groups, so you know if you're missing something in your diet. Its an ideal product for urban professionals, who walk to and from the markets.

Haunting and beautifully lit photography/collages by Popel Coumou.

Fuctional design TOYS.
Design by Ignacio Pilotto

dizzying acrylic paintings from cleveland artist amy casey might remind you of a haunting amusement park.

Motorola´s replacement for the iconic PEBL, the brand new U9. Features a sexy design, with floating cover display and touch sensitive buttons.