She looks like she’s ready to be roasted, but cute little lovebird Rhea has stolen the hearts of her legion of social media followers. The bald bird, who suffers with a viral disease called Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease, was rescued in July by Back Bay Veterinary Clinic in Boston, Massachusetts…(Read…)
NZ Anti-Drink Driving Commercial – Legend..(Read…)
Snapchat’s beard filter changes when baby sneezes and it’s hilarious!..(Read…)
The TRiLIGHT Motion Activated Garage Light(on kickstarter) screws into a standard socket but puts out 3,000 lumens, which is about 4 times more than a standard 60W bulb, and yet only needs 25W to accomplish this. Your garage will be flooded with light, with you can direct pretty much anywhere you want through the three adjustable panels. The motion sensing feature doesn’t use one of those old school sensors that require you to jump up and down and wave your hands around, it uses “Microwave Motion Sensing Technology” to detect even the smallest movements and light up as soon as you need it. One TRiLIGHT will set you back $99 right now, down from its expected $129 retail price..(Read…)
It doesn’t require a PC like the Rift, yet it’s more powerful than Gear VR. Oh, and it’s wireless. “Today we unveiled the Santa Cruz feature prototype, an all-in-one VR device. We’ve made a ton of progress on the software for inside-out tracking that makes this whole category possible. “..(Read…)
Rafa Galeano, spécialiste en motion design, nous présente aujourd’hui un projet personnel intitulé Training Keys. À travers une dizaine de gifs plein d’humour, on découvre un personnage s’exerçant avec beaucoup d’entrain à plusieurs pratiques de fitness.
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Competition: Dezeen has teamed up with publisher Owl & Dog Playbooks to give away five copies of a children‘s book filled with pre-scored sheets for making folded paper models of fish (+ slideshow).
Founded by designers Yeonju Yang and Claudio Ripol, London-based Owl & Dog Playbooks creates books that aim to encourage children to play.
The Fish book features eight brightly coloured shapes that can be punched out and folded into three-dimensional forms. On the reverse side, a poem describes the creature.
“We are interested in new, unusual formats, halfway between books and toys, and exploring the theatrical role-playing involved in reading a book to a young child,” said Owl & Dog Playbooks.
“Our books are designed to be read and used creatively; our mission is to celebrate the fun ritual of book-reading, and to promote magical moments of discovery,” it continued.
The shapes are set into pages covered with patterns, forming a camouflage. They only reveal themselves when removed for assembly.
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Competition closes 4 November 2016. Five winners will be selected at random and notified by email, and their names will be published at the top of this page. Dezeen competitions are international and entries are accepted from readers in any country.
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Swedish inventor Simone Giertz, does her version of the popular “100 Layers challenge” Internet trend using a simple robot and lots of lipstick…(Read…)
Here’s the first look at The Grand Tour, an upcoming car-themed Amazon Original series starring Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond. The Grand Tour will stream weekly on Amazon Prime beginning November 18, 2016…(Read…)
Actor and master impressionist Jim Meskimen hilariously performs super quick, spot-on impressions of A-list actors doing random things, including Morgan Freeman struggling to find the end of a roll of packing tape, and Kit Harington trying to describe “ice” while playing Taboo…(Read…)
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