Each transformers is packaged in a nike shoe box. Inside the box the toy looks like a typical nike running shoe, however once you start playing around you realize that the shoe is actually a transformers toy.

Danish furniture manufacturer Gubi is cooperating with six designers, architects and artists. The result is five one-of-a-kind designs that are exhibited in GUBIs showroom in Copenhagen until December 23rd, 2008. Seen below are three of the exhibits.

Still-Life Polaroids by Andy Warhol. Taken by Warhol between 1977 and 1983, the exhibition captures variety of subjects, among them, ballet shoes, eggs, knives, guns, perfume bottles.

Some amazing collages by Mayuko Fujino (Planet Platonic)

Drawings by Nathanael Thayer Moss.

Nomad Light Molecule, designed by Maarten De Ceulaer. Another unique light design with the molecule atom shape where the light position is fully configurable - yes, you can change the shape of the light according to your taste.

Some great paintings by Phil Ashcroft.

Watercolor paintings by Finland-based Jaakko Mattila.

Hand-painted totems by Damien Poulain. In total he made 49 of these wonderful things!

'The inside light' project: The photography series was created by a group of upcoming artists who constructed giant light boxes to flash a reflection of a word that relates to their personal vision.

Veidekke Bostad is one of the larger real estate companies in Scandinavia. The idea of the First Day Survival Kit was to take of some weight from the new apartment owner's shoulders.

London shop fronts -- a neat tumblr blog.

Beautiful Tetris bracelet by Sylwia Calus. There's one on sale in her Etsy shop for $70, but it's reserved for someone else. (Typically Etsy artists will create more of an item by commission.) I bet she could make a terrific Tron bracelet.

Cocoon Dining Chair ~ Yeah, I really want one of these. From Dupoux Design.

Nooka Zon -- One function displays the time in big digital numbers while the other way shows time in squares.

Wonderful works of art by Yusuke Gunji. Done with pen, markers, stickers and scraps!

“Toasty Charger” - you simply slide your lithium ion battery into the slot, push the handle down and wait for it to pop back up again.

Maarten Brinkman does some rad stuff with paper.

Islands is a series of sculptures showing miniature snapshots of life. Isolated pieces of land, that look like they were wrenched from the earth by some force of nature, are floating through nowhere.

Xylocopa's Young Mad Scientist's First Alphabet Blocks come in packs of 5 blocks (covers all 26 letters), each engraved with an illustration depicting a different mad scientific discipline.

Roy Doty’s legendary annual Christmas Cards. The highly imaginative collection, dating back to 1950, features puzzles, contraptions, and other creative twists.

Some nice projects in the portfolio of Rob Millington.

Lovely typography - Siggi Eggertsson

Taxi series, shot recently in Tokyo,New York, Shanghai,Hong Kong- all presented 'as shot' with no post production or cropping. Shot on Hasselblad medium format film & digital capture, all handheld.

Acrylic paintings by Michael Steele, these are in a set called the Cluster Series.

Here’s a quick and easy way to keep in tip top shape. Just peel the little variety sticker from every apple you eat and affix it to a square.

Audi 1939. Beautiful and beautifully scanned sales brochure.

Gorgeous retro breadbox.

Block & Blockele is a novel building block system of characters, figures and elements that interlock with each other in an unlimited number of ways.

DDDDOWNLOAD is an interesting small utility that allows you to download any FFFFOUND! collection straight to your hard drive.

Sissi Edholm and Lisa Ullenius from Edholm Uilenius created this amazingly beautiful chocolate packaging for the gift shop in Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm.

A photo series of London’s remaining professional darkrooms, by Richard Nicholson.

Photography by David Black. The Daft Punk ones are totally awesome!!

'Drawdio' created by adafruit and jay silver is a pencil that lets you draw with the music. The kit is an analog synthesizer circuit that straps to any soft-leaded pencil, and lets you crank out electronic sounds while you sketch.
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The illustrator and artist Linn Olofsdotter is a global citizen of the most interesting kind. Her own life in different locales gives her many sources of inspiration and most likely helps her flex her illustration muscle.

'Trace a face' is a collaboration between konst & teknik and jonathan puckey. 13 fellow artist and designers were asked to trace a face using the 'delauney raster', a custom-written image vectorization tool for adobe illustrator by puckey.

Fantastic photographic projects from swiss-born, Montreal-based Thomas Kneubuhler.

Awesome Christmas video, done in slow-motion.

An exhibition of work by designers BIG-GAME is on show at museum Grand-Hornu Images near Brussels, Belgium.

Loooooove these photos by Estelle Hanania.

Justine Smith cuts international currency. And I don’t mean budget cuts, either. Check out the rest of her portfolio for some lovely sculptural paper work!

“Airside” series, photographer Richard Mosse captures the disaster-response training practice of setting life-size model airplanes on fire. Mosse’s pictures demonstrate that, in a post-9/11 world, an image of aircraft on fire, for any reason, can stoke fear.

A 20-year-old model photographed as if she were 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 years old

The Susurrus Chandelier is made from a collection of unglazed bone china bells by Item

Kim Rugg's alphabetized newspaper front pages meticulously compiled with a razor, steady hand, and plenty of patience.

Flickr user, revolvingdork, had his Eee PC etched with every level map of Super Mario Land.