zeroh's Hastings Moth Project, working with Hastings Borough Council to bring clean graffiti geometric prints of Sussex moths to the streets of the borough.

Music Video for Josh Ritter‘s “Love Is Making Its Way Back Home” created by Prominent Figures using over 12,000 pieces of construction paper

'Oritsunagumono', Takayuki Hori’s incredibly beautiful x-ray origami animals.

Robert van Embricqs' "Rising" furniture series pops up from flat forms.

New research suggests that squid may fly to save energy. Many species have been seen to 'fly' using the same jet-propulsion mechanisms that they use to swim: squirting water out of their mantles so that they rocket out of the sea and glide through the air.

Beat 2012. Mark Ronson's Olympic soundtrack composed of athlete's noises. Created by Somesuch & Co., directed by Kim Gehrig.

London fashion week captured in quick sketches by Damien Florébert Cuypers.

Wired Science captures some gorgeous pieces of the history of science at The San Francisco Antiquarian Book, Print and Paper Fair.

New Scientist on huge oceanic eddies, 150km wide. Stunning image captured by NASA's Terra satellite last December.

Architect Jack Woolley's 'Old Warehouse' has its entrance camouflaged into an old brick wall.

Apple shaped pencil sharpener from rabbithole.

The Polyforum Siqueiros Galleries in Mexico City renovated by BNKR Arquitectura.

Work in Progress, an exhibition concept initiated by Jonas Wagell and Axel Bjurström at Stockholm Design Week.

Kengo Kuma's interior for Starbucks in Fukuoka, Japan.

Meike Harde's beautifully streamlined conceptual handmixer design, Quix, inspired by chocolate!

Funnybone toys' card games that foster an appreciation of color: Array, Cubu and Spectrix.

Fragile Shelter in Hokkaido, Japan by Hidemi Nishida.

An entirely new family with 7 species of caecilians, legless amphibians, has been discovered hiding in the soil of northeast India!

Bouncing jello shots, party balloon pastry pops and succulent roasted pork belly sandwiches are all part of this week’s mouthwatering roundup from Tasteologie and Liqurious.

Pop Chart Lab's 'The Magnificent Map of Rap Names'.

This July, Nike will be releasing the Flyknit Racer. The new running shoe model will weigh in at just 5.6 oz for a size 9, almost as light as an iPhone 4S.

Stunning images of Do Ho Suh’s ‘Cause & Effect’. An enormous orange vortex composed of tiny orange men.

A closer look at It's Nice That's Word-a-Coaster on display at Selfridges and interview with director Alex Bec.

Information Graphics by Sandra Rendgen, Julius Wiedemann will capture the history and practice of communicating visually. To be published by Taschen.

The world’s smallest chameleon, robotic monolithic bees and solar plasma tornadoes all features in this week’s roundup from NOTCOT.org.

Oxford Nanopore introduces DNA 'strand sequencing' on the high-throughput GridION platform and presents MinION, a sequencer the size of a USB memory stick.

Fun illustrations by Aad Goudappel.

Watch Max Shepherd's prosthetic robotic arm made from LEGO in action.

Canberra's The Burbury Hotel by Katon Redgen Mathieson.

Alex Westgate's conceptual package design for Grown Up Soda.

Skyfarm, a hanging balcony garden concept, by Manuel Dreesmann.

Photographer Theron Humphrey travels across the US with his coonhound Maddie, capturing her (and the country) as she poses on top of things.

The Harvard Monolithic Bee (Mobee), a tiny millimeter-scale flapping wing robotic insect produced using Printed Circuit MEMS (PC-MEMS) techniques and featuring pop-up book inspired assembly.

Werner Reiterer's street chandelier.

Kurt Perschke's playful street art installation RedBall project.

Photographer Ryan Pfluger captures portraits of competitors at Westminster Dog Show.

Starfield is an installation from lab212 where a swing is used to create a large interactive starry sky. Created with openFrameworks and utilizing a Kinect.

Onoff, a candle holder for Oxygene by elevenfeet.

The World's largest rope swing in Moab, Utah. Amazing.

Alphabet Topography, a monotype typeface where the height of the letterforms is determined by how often a letter is used. Created by Synoptic Office.

The Fosse by Designscape Architects.

Modknobs, a quick and easy to modernize and brighten up your doors.

Rice paper based Sincol x MT wall tapes. Beautiful alternative to wallpapers and decals.

System of implantable sensors that may allow orthopedic surgeons to wirelessly receive data regarding load, strain, motion, temperature, and pressure . Just 4 millimeters across and 500 microns thick.