The olloclip, a pocket sized quick-connect lens solution for the iPhone 4/S that includes fisheye, wide-angle and macro lenses.

Gorgeous Garden Shed by Ville Hara and Linda Bergroth, a combined greenhouse and shed kit.

LED artist Teddy Lo and Ryan Doyle's GonKiRin art-car at Brooklyn's Robot Heart­-O-Ween.

Christopher Russell's scratched photographs from his most recent series, 'Runaway'.

A pillow destroyed in slow motion at 1000 frames per second.

Shards by Sofie Lachaert, a complete porcelain set made from the fragments of an old smashed set. Beautiful photos by culinary photographer Tony Leduc.

The Vandenberg, Life Below the Surface, An underwater photogallery on the artificial reef General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, The works by Andreas Franke are mounted 100 feet below sealevel and approximately seven miles south of Key West.

Incredible high speed photographs of liquids by Heinz Maier.

The Fly Installation by rAndom International at the 4th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art.

SKULL STYLE, Skulls in Contemporary Art and Culture, edited by Patrice Farameh.

Tiny baby cuttelfish at the Tennessee Aquarium.

Scenic trains through the Swiss alps, New Zealand super lodges and plenty of winter sun are all part of this week’s roundup from NotVentures.

Cool Hunting preview the collaborative new cookbook VOLT ink by chefs and brothers Michael and Bryan Voltaggio.

Packaging by R design for Eyeko.

Sensorium, the world's first pop up scent museum that engages all five senses. Runs through 27 November 2011 in New York.

Adorable Halloween Owl print by Methane Studios.

Robotic Venus flytraps could run on live insects and spiders, snatching and digesting them for fuel.

Awesome violin covers by Teppei Okada. It's the Super Mario Theme!

A visualization of 138 years of Popular Science by Jer Thorp.

Hive, an installation of honeycombs made from phone books by Kristiina Lahde.

Core Deco by graphic artist Matt W. Moore.

Tree of Life chapel (Capela Árvore da Vida- Seminário Conciliar de Braga) in Braga, Portugal. Designed by architects António Jorge Cerejeira Fontes and André Cerejeira Fontes, with sculptural work by sculptor Asbjörn Andresen.

Get ready for winter with the Crossbow Snow Launcher, which can propel snowballs up to 60 feet!

Senseless drawing bot by So Kanno and Takahiro Yamaguchi.

Spiderweb Devilish Ghoul Eggs, Spinach pancakes and dry ice cocktails are all a part of this week’s roundup from Tasteologie and Liqurious.

Lovely packaging for Empyreal 75, a pet food protein supplement for dogs and cats by Bailey Lauerman.

Beautiful video of waves by Chris Bryan shot on the Phantom HD Gold.

Lovely illustration and product designs from Sandra Isaksson (whose work you might recognize from SkipHop!).

David Iglesias's new look for Burger King.

Making the Nokia N9 smartphone.

Beautiful Hirsaki Knife Box by Keiji Ashizawa Design.

What does your money face look like? Reddit user MadSon11 posted his head matched with Alexander Hamiltons jaw and inspired money portraits around the world.

This week’s roundup from NOTCOT.org includes a Periodic Table of Swearing, quantum levitation and an insect-powered smartphone.

2,000 Suspended Dandelions by Regine Ramseier.

MakerBot artist-in-resident Miles Lightwood makes 3D printed shells for homeless hermit crabs.

Quail egg cakes, dodo cakes and medicinal marshmallows were all part of this year's Experimental Food Society Spectacular!

Artist Retreat in Fiskars, Finland by 0 to 1.

Renaud Marion's attraction series captures wild animals and their attraction to the public.

Hitchcock meets Angry Birds in 'Them Birds' by illustrators Dan Eijah Fajardo (aka Dandingeroz) and Pedro Kramer (aka Badbasilisk).

The NYtimes explores how our love of the chambered nautilis may threaten their existence.

Fun children's furniture by Bo Reudler at Dutch Design Week.

On the Corner, a beautiful apartment complex by EASTERN design office in Shiga, Japan.

Snake + Herring wines, with packaging by brainCELLS.

Phill, a restaurant in Bucharest designed by Nuca Studio, has a play area for children including a four meter-high model elephant.