RIP Heath Ledger tees from Cyana - Limited Edition T-shirts in loving memory of Heath Ledger [10% off with code 'notcot' until 3/20/08]

Picking up life's little messes is easy with the Robo Vacum™! This tiny desktop robot is a perfect for sucking up those kitchen crumbs and desktop debris.

Use what nature gave you ~ natural pivot points in your wrist and elbow for your sketching... nice Sketching Quick Tip from Allan Macdonald

Typography meets fruit at Balla Dora Typo-grafika.

Evolution of Nintendo Characters.

Ken Goldman's "tenderizer" ring .The ring is carved out of that never used "shnitzel hammer"! No web site available yet but you can reach ken at info@biblicalbeasties .com

Here is a bizarre site i couldn't stop clicking on this morning, where you just keep getting more adorably bizarre barack-isms?

MP3 players really do not come much smaller than this beautifully cute wooden Acorn MP3 player (which still packs in 1GB of internal storage capacity).

Josh Jakus' napkincatch placemat,: a holder is cut right out of the mat. Pop the attached ring out of the mat and interlock around the napkin, then tuck safely back in for easy storage.

Marianne Maric and her LAMP GIRLS

Very interesting throw pillows from the design company Pieces of You. Using recycled textiles and their care labels a completely unique cushion will be made up for you. You may request what colours and textures you would like the back to made of.

Amazing small film for the Pacemaker by Swedish animator Kristofer Ström and Martin Ottosson. Production by Björn Wahlström.

Rosella folding umbrella. by Kr Nothing Design Group!

Black messenger bags that are sleekly designed and ridiculously packed with features! Latest ones coming from Incase ~ with "faux fur lining", removable laptop sleeves, molded skate bumpers and more.

Peter Granser Photography.

It looks like Bambi is now part of the Borg collective, thanks to the imagination of Lisa Black. don't miss the other mechanical taxidermy items in her portfolio

An overview of some highlights from the Stefan Sagmeister exhibition at Deitch Projects in Soho.

Julie Martin has started a new company called Martin House-To-Go with the goal of making an affordable tiny house that can easily be moved from place to place on a trailer.

Eugenio Recuenco is considered as one of the most creative Spanish fashion photographers. The creative departments often define his style as "cinematographic" or "pictorial". [Editor's Note: WOW. also see 3248]

Happy Presidents' Day! I love this photo of JFK with his family and pack of dogs, but it also breaks my heart. Courtesy of The History Place: John F. Kennedy Photo History.

Eric Cai Shi Wei Life Clock for WWF China asks, "If we could turn back the clock, what would you do for them?"

The World, a series of man made private islands in the shape of a world map off of Dubai has finally been completed. The islands are for sale staring at $10 million USD. Created and developed by Nakheel.

Beautiful iphone wallpapers from Signal Noise

Further editions of Sebach's pretty potties (see #5298)

The "Skateboard" car concept is brilliant. A simple chassis giving the owner the ability to change the "shell" of the car when ever they want. Hydrogen powered with 4 electric motors. I love it! Check out the video!

Melrose Gardens, by Scape Architects, is a three-storey extension to the rear of a Victorian terraced house in West London. Great with a house that can surprise with a modern and clean interior.

The Whale Hunt is the latest storytelling experiment by Jonathan Harris (of We Feel Fine fame). This time Jonathan followed eskimos for a week, taking a picture every 30 min, more as the action intensified.

Great fashion illustrations by Sophie Griotto and a really fun flash interface on the portfolio of this young French artist.

Photographer Carina Wachsmann studies the buildup of political posters on the streets of Rome. She calls these many layers of contemporary history "Electoral Lasagna"

Kengo Kuma's beautiful inflatable tea house for the Museum für Angewandte Kunst Frankfurt. The structure's double membrane has built in LED lights and can also be used to for heating.

Will Murai has some gorgeous illustrations ~ Here's his What's Yo Flava print in Strawberry ~ wander through the portfolio.

Happy 50th to comic B.C. by Hart! Fun to see how they've evolved from their "parade float" days.

English designer, Langton Stead, designed this clever bent wood s(tool)seat back with two garden forks attached to the bottom, when inserted into your lawn you can sit back and relax.

Music video for "I Will Follow You Into the Dark" by Death Cab for Cutie... with bunnies!

Frank Chimero's "The States" project "is meant to be a personal exploration in 2D form and also a way to exercise the creative muscles, without necessarily being too concerned with content or concept."

Architecture + design photographer Corey Weiner launches a stock database with over 1,000 images from North America, Europe plus a few from Asia.

A Fishing Kayak you can STAND UP on

Sweet cloth physics simulator - complete with fan/width/length... fun to play with!

iAno - This piece of software turns your iPhone into a fully-functional multi-touch piano.

Does your basset hound have beat? Swedish Tele2's interactive beatbox.

Shiny metallic leather on the outside ~ naughty kama sutra satin printed lining on the inside ~ Anya Hindmarch's Small maud clutch.

Also from the GE Ecomagination world ~ great tv ad on desalination (where bottled water is 'fished' for by some hardcore Norwegian fisherman to inspiring music)

GE has a beautiful series of Blueprint Ads as part of their print campaign for Ecomagination. Nice infographic overlays on natural settings to get you thinking.

Whitevoid Application : an unbelievably cool interface design in Papervision 3d.

Great alternative to boring curtains, these stick ons make me you feel like you're looking into (or out of) a lacy garden. D Garden Collection.

Absolutely wonderful animal photography by Sharon Montrose. She is great at capturing the mood and feeling of each of her subjects.

XKCD gives us a reason to read title text... because there are so many places to hide things in the code... lost? Go see!