Bricks by Remember Products is a game, an object, a puzzle, a sculpture, artwork, a building set, a model, simply ingenious. For young and old and tall and small. Bricks are eighteen handmade colored massive beech wood bricks.

Lampe TV-Flash by Denis Santachiara for Roche Bobois is a lamp that can hide a TV.

Arniko skateboards are made in Nepal in cooperation with small local enterprises using the traditional Nepalese art of woodcarving. A distinctive combination of craftsmanship and design evolves.

Since every piece of timber is unique, it gives the board a natural identity and makes every Arniko Skateboard a one of a kind.

New commercial for the new HTC 4G EVO. Based on evolution theory, it's very impressive.

Over the course of one week, photojournalist and California Institute of the Arts alum Michael Underwood laboriously documented over 250 local medical marijuana dispensaries.

The ethical issues and paranoia surrounding the law of photographing children in today's society is confusing and somewhat farcical. But at what point will the photography of children become completely forbidden?

British designer Mike Lemanski has a new site up, beautiful work.

Artist Addison's first installation of Zoo! Creatures Of Curiosity on the Urban Streets of Berlin. Zoo is an art installation of animals that never were. Bring wildlife back from the imagination.

Ordinary products- a chair, a pair of shoes, a pair of boxing gloves, a doormat and a chest belt-are supplemented with electronic digital counters that count peculiar interactions with their users.
Designed by Julijonas Urbonas at the RCA.

Living Light by The Living is a building facade of the future that displays air quality and public interest in the environment. It is a permanent outdoor pavilion in Peace Park, across from World Cup Stadium in Seoul, Korea.

Mini is using the power of the internet to challenge Porsche to a race: Mini Cooper S vs. Porsche 911 Carrera S.

"Fotobot" by Stanley Yap. Every photographer's dream playmate.

An amazing collection of miniature sculptures produced in resin using stereo-lithography (3D printing)

JPEGASUS poster by Jamie Reed at Human Shaped Robot

Here comes a different kind of hot-stepper: A pair of Wellington boots that convert heat from your feet into electricity. The kicker? You can store up enough juice to charge a cellphone, so you can yak it up without missing a beat.

The Battle of Trafalgar is an ambitious piece and Barnaby Barford's largest to date. Barford is an artist who works primarily with ceramics to create unique narrative pieces. For this big scene he has introduced concrete into his aesthetic.

Wedding invitation inspired by 1960s LP album covers and vintage bus passes, with handmade linocut block printed elements.

Jaime Hayon @ Belgrade Design Week. The best performer of the Serbian Week…Watch the video!

The installation “Chapter I: The Discovery” by Félix Luque Sánchez consists of a sculpture representing an unidentified object in the shape of a dodecahedron and a number of videos re staging the moment of its discovery.

New from Aqua Creations - the Apaya lighting collection. All pieces are individually made.

This kitchen design was designed by Poggenpohl in collaboration with German architect, Hadi Teherani. The kitchen will be available at retails in January 2011.

Toolbox is a professional incubator located in an industrial building in Torino Italy. Its design has been created for a new generation of professionals. Concept and design by Caterina Tiazzoldi.

New images of the Cloud softlight by Molo Design. These lights won the ICFF and triumphed in Milan.

British Land's Beyond the Hive competition challenges London architects to design luxury bug hotels to boost insect populations. Designs are made from recycled or reclaimed materials and will be viewable from June 18th.

POROROCA. Beautiful video inspired by the forms and movement of sea life with a cinematic soundtrack. FromScott Pagano and Laura Escudé.

An interview with James Powderly, part of Graffiti Research Lab and the team that developed Eyewriter [see post #31312], the eye-reading technology that allows paralyzed artists to "write" graffiti.

New campaign for Adidas called "The Quest" was directed by 180 Amsterdam agency and features Zidane, Ballack, Messi, Kaká, and Gourcuff.

Eric Fischer created the Geotaggers' World Atlas showing the distribution of photos taken by tourists and locals in a number of cities.

Read our roundup of some of London's most talented young artists and designers at the Free Range art fair at the Old Truman Gallery on Brick Lane.

Preview of 3DFY, which creates 3D version of any photo or video in realtime using your webcam. The user can spin the 3D version in any angle, pivot, in front behind or inside the 3DFY version.

Carte Blanche is an art installation by Jean Shin using masses of blank rolodex cards to hint our life in the age of digital, the social network and our fragile existence.

New York's OHWOW Book Club in Greenwich Village has a tiny, below street level retail space, yet is fabulously unique and perfectly executed. Designed by Architecture At Large’s Rafael de Cárdenas.

Chocolate body parts by French "design gourmand" group Bouchees Doubles. Each part of the ""Mangez Moi" collection is made with a different, exotic flavor.

Montreal-based designers Thien and My Ta Trung's Pâté Chinois series is a concept centered around the beloved Quebec dish Shepherd's Pie.

Looking for a new outdoor game for the summer? VKing, based on a centuries old Swedish Viking game, is simple and elegant. Use your Battle Axes to topple all of your opponent’s Shields; the first team to conquer the King claims the crown.

Belgian-Swiss-based design studio Big Game's project 'shapes', explores the automobile
as an elemental component of our society's quotidian existence.

Studio Printworks' Great Contemporary Artist series features Mark Fox's delicate script sculptures as a gorgeous wallpaper.

The latro lamp by Eindhoven-based designer Mike Thompson utilizes living algae as its power source.

iQubic furniture system by Karol Mizdrak is based on four modules A, B, C and D It is characterized by a classic, timeless shape of a cube, multiplied modules allow you to obtain any unusual, yet functional systems.

This week's NOTCOT.org roundup is full of stunning installations alongside a great mix of architecture, gadgets and furnishings.

Competition for a light setup in Akureyri Culture House - Iceland. From Paolo Gianfrancesco.

Sydney duo Lola & Bailey have come up with a cute range of cuff-links, all inspired by the childhood trick of making shadow puppets.

"Qbik lap" by Enrico Zanolla and Andrea Di Filippo from DZstudio for Miniforms Spa. Recently showed in Milan 2010, this lamp is made of perforated and folded steel.

Casa en el Bosque was designed by Parque Humano, located in in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, near Avándaro Lake and the protected forest area of Cerro Gordo. This design has a strong connection to its surrounding nature.