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Editorial illustrations
Eiko Ojala Tallinn, Estonia
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LIX Is The World’s Smallest 3D Drawing Pen That Lets You Draw In The Air
magine being able to draw a solid 3D object in the air, the way you might draw signs in the air with your finger. That’s exactly the idea behind the Lix 3D pen, which can draw solid lines through the air with no need for paper. They launched a Kickstarter campaign just yesterday to get their product off of the ground and have already gathered more than 3 times their initial funding goal.
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What to do when stuck in a slump.
Don’t worry, even the masters took time to finish their works of greatness.
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The concept cars that helped shape the future
Fantastical automobiles like the Norman Timbs 1947 Special pictured above may have never entered mass production but the same cannot be said of the ideas they inspired. Dream Cars: Innovative Design, Visionary Ideas is an upcoming exhibition showcasing concept cars made over the last 80 years or so. Many of the vehicles selected either explored the limits of automotive design or played host to innovations that would later become ubiquitous in modern cars.
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How you Should Not Disappoint your Design Clients | TheNeoDesign.com
There are many ways to disappoint your clients but few ways not to disappoint them. Check out and know how you should not disappoint your clients.
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Students Design a Car That Gets 2,824 MPG
A three-wheeled, teardrop-shaped car has won Shell’s Eco-marathon Americas competition, a yearly contest that pits teams of students against each other in a race to build energy-efficient vehicles.
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What Does $1 Million Get You in a Luxury RV?
More than just a mobile home, your ride can be updated with an upright piano, a treadmill, a tanning bed, a recording studio, or even a fireplace, but the most common custom order will surprise you.
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BxMA | Beyond the Supersquare
The influence of Latin American and Caribbean modernist architecture on contemporary artists will be explored by The Bronx Museum of the Arts in the exhibition Beyond the Supersquare, now on view through January 11, 2015. The exhibition features over 30 artists and more than 60 artworks, including photography, video, sculpture, installation, and drawing, that respond to major Modernist architectural projects constructed in Latin America and the Caribbean from the 1920s through the 1960s.
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Anti-advertising campaign replaces 360 ads with art in 10 UK cities
In addition to London-based photomontage artist Peter Kennard and Radiohead's artist of choice Stanley Donwood, the UK's Paul Insect, Bill Posters and Goldpeg were also among the Brandalism participants, alongside France's Princess Hajeb, USA's Ron English, Polland's Peter Fuss, Australia's Anthony Lister and more.
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Intelligent Details
The film highlights the fusion of luxury, performance and technology within the Bentley Mulsanne and reveals the manner in which Intelligent Details was filmed, assembled and edited using the in-car connectivity and entertainment platform.
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Meet the architects of Tumblr’s cyberpunk renaissance
We’re in a weird time for the way the future looks; somehow House of Cards can slyly introduce a floating text-message interface to their present-day political drama without so much as blinking, but most of our iconic near- and far-future worlds run on tracks laid down well before the ’90s.
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This bike folds down to the size of an umbrella
A little over two decades ago, Franco Sbarro, the famous Swiss sports car designer, took a stab at reinventing the wheel. His orbital or “hub-less” wheel, would allow for a lower center of gravity, which in theory would translate to better road grip, braking and steering.
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What Happens When You Let Top Architects Design Bus Stops
Krumbach, Austria, pop. 1,000 commissioned world-renowned architects to redesign its rustic bus stops. Waiting for the bus has never been so glamorous.
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Floating City concept by AT Design Office features underwater roads
Cities that float on water could offer an alternative to destroying the earth's valuable countryside according to architecture studio AT Design Office, who has developed a concept for an ocean metropolis.
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Segway just started a three-wheeled vehicle war
Segway's claim to fame is its two-wheeled scooters' balancing act, but today it's introducing a product that stands a bit more firmly on the ground: the three-wheeled SE-3 Patroller. As its name suggests, the Patroller is meant for law enforcement and public safety uses. It doesn't really have any special tricks like the traditional Segway does, but it's being pitched as a natural extension of the scooter's product line nonetheless.
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A Dog-Tracking Gizmo With a Novel Networking Technology
Wi-Fi blankets our homes; speedy cell networks keep us connected everywhere else. Bluetooth Low Energy is poised to bring an unprecedented degree of locational awareness to our devices. Still, no single technology will be adequate for powering the whole of the internet of things.
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You Could Survive The End Of The World Living In These 12 Places
These bunkers and houses were built with one thing in mind: surviving the end of the world. If you lived here, you'd have a much better chance than anyone else.
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Web Design Cost
How much does it cost to build an website?
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The Electric Skateboard of the Future Has Finally Arrived
A motorized skateboard—an idea so bone-headedly simple, it makes you wonder why these things aren't everywhere already.
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Downtown Sydney Transformed by Light for 'Vivid Sydney'
Starting tonight through June 9th, the city of Sydney is hosting an annual exhibition of light and music called Vivid Sydney. Dozens of light sculptures and projections will be viewable throughout the downtown.
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