The way the water runs down the shape of the famous fossil in a stunning is smartly thought out and very original.

For misc. information on the Ammonite, check out its Wikipedia page.

I like the design. I like it a lot:

Found via BoingBoing. [link to original article]

Here’s a few of my favorites, but be sure to check out the other 70.

Clever.

Expect libraries to be rolling these out soon!

This awesome image was spotted at the IJM design website, or Emma’s DesignBlogg

And I heard about it thanks to another favourite, Boing Boing.

One or two sugars?

This little masterpiece has the minute mass of 1.4 grams. It’s fully functional, and was created on November 15, by it’s 73-year-old creator and master potter, Wu Ruishen.

Found it at Asian Pop With YeinJee Via Neatorama

Photo Credit: ewanr

I’m guessing it’s one of the best photos I’ve ever seen of a cow! Really great photo!

Another stunning photograph, taken by lichtmaedel
Enjoy, and feel free to comment at the photo page on flickr

This is an awesome idea. Tom Hanke, a German artist came up with a rather smart wallpaper design, titled Surrealien which makes the wallpaper appear to bend and warp past other items against or on the wall. The effect is absolutely awesome, but will obviously have to be specifically made for a room. Your only downside is that you won’t be able to alter the decoration of the room, but it’ll be a look nobody else has.

Pricing would obviously vary, because every room is different. Click for more information on how the warping is calculated.

This awesome bit of artwork I found at Gizmodo, which I highly recommend, and feel free to comment there if you wish.

He may of been the pioneer, but he wasn’t the photographer, Thomas Sutton was, under intense supervision of course. The photo was taken three different time, of a ribbon, each with a different color filter in front of the lens. This was then combined with 3 projectors with the Red, Blue and Green filters, which resulted in the color image you can see below.

For more information, check out the Wikipedia article History of Photography

and World’s Famous Photo’s, which is where I found this interesting bit of info.

What you see below is a 1:1 model of a Toyota Carolla, but only in wire and paint. What I love about it is that it looks like a sketch that somebody pencilled in afterwards. Created by Benedict Radcliffe, as part of an advertising campaign.

From Hemmy.net

PS: I’m on holiday for the next 6 days, so nothing will be posted for the next week, I’m sorry!

I’ve never even think that anybody would attempt something like this! This picture was in Germany, of a building with a rather elaborate draining system. Thankfully it’s drainage… and not sewage.

I saw the this over at Deputy Dog, who credits Jeff with the photos.

Enjoy.