Paper Skull by D-Sturbed.

Urban City by Evol. Part of MS Dockville.

Catch up with a roundup of fashion's finest from Notcouture.

Noma Bar's "Guess Who? The Many Faces of Noma Bar".

Christian Groß turns his SMS messages to and from his long distance girlfriend into paper airplanes.

Garden Bench from Blafu Design.

Mimésis, a series of branded butterflies by Sarah Garzoni.

Animation capturing New York's 1977 blackout by Buck and designed by Christopher Silas Neal for Umbro.

Cinemetrics, a film visualization project, by Fred Brodbrec.

Nobis House, a minimalist boathouse residence near Munich.

A braille Rubik's Cube, part of the Talk to Me exhibit at MOMA.

A history of the Rube Goldbery machine in this 1987 firm Der Lauf der Dinge (The Way Things Go) directed by Peter Fischli and David Weis.

Collusion, an add-on that offers real-time visualization of the entities that track your browsing.

Aloja wine packaging by Atipus.

Jonas Nyffenegger (a graduate from ECAL) has designed this versatile chair for churches.

Borderfields packaging from Cubic News.

Marta Sobon draws 365 things for 365 days.

Incredibly detailed animal paper sculptures by Calvin Nicholls.

Adam Leibsohn's Voyural creates custom infographics based on your web browsing.

Packaging for Higher Living Tea by B&B studio.

Resonance, a short film from SR Partners.

Kate Shaw's uses paint to capture movement from the natural world.

'Why Patterns', performance of dance and ping pong balls created by choreographer Jonah Bokaer and Snarkitecture.

Heavy Projects and PublicAdCampaign turn Times Square billboards into exhibition spaces. Works by Ron English, John Fekner, Poster Boy, Dr. D and Ox can be seen via the AR | AD Takeover channel on the Junaio application.

Beautiful vector illustration work from Malika Favre.

How to Snakes from Vi Hart.

Feast your eyes on this roundup of deliciousness from Tasteologie and Liqurious.

'The World is Your Oyster', an animated film to celebrate the new luggage collection from Lulu Guinness. Directed by Vicky Mather.

Tianmen Mountain Restaurant by Liu Chongxiao.

Discover the work of Denis Carrier (Studiofolk).

Sean McGinnis creates some impressive artwork using rope.

Studio Aisslinger's LED-TV designprojects for Changhong. The TV is turned on by inserting a finger in a circular opening within the stand where a sensor registers the movement and activates the screen.

Improv everywhere's Mp3 Experiment Eight. Over 3,500 people downloaded an MP3 file and pressed play simultaneously at sunset in two starting points by the Hudson River. Amazing video and photos!

Equilibriumart has a cute London houses poster.

Soviet Revolutionary Movie Posters at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery in New York.

Pierre Commenge (Emoc) with incredible images created by knitting photographs using Processing.

Chris Jordan's Running the Numbers II: Portraits of global mass culture. This wave depicts 2.4 million pieces of plastic, the estimated quantity entering the world's oceans every hour.

The World is where we live, a new ad for the WWF showing our connectivity.

Federico Díaz’s Outside Itself, a shapeshifting installation in Venice's Arsenal Novissimo created by two robots without the touch of a human hand.

A roundup of some of our favorite design inspiration of the week here at NOTCOT.org including a good round of photobombing, hideaway capsules, sloth x-rays and pneumatic tubes.

Designer Kyle Durrie's "Moveable Type" offers letterpress classes out of a truck.

Love the new logo for Amphibian and Reptile Conservation by Tim Bernhard of Pangea Design.

Fastmac's dual socket allows two outlets and two USBs to charge all your gadgets.

Eva Reilland's Objets d'un autre âge.