09 May
2008
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You may (or may not) remember that I produced some screen-prints a little while back. Just to let you all know that I still have a handful left if anyone’s interested. £18 (inc P&P in the UK…the rest of the world +£2) will get you one of the last unframed gray hand sanded prints (varied edition of 20) and £12 (inc P&P in the UK…the rest of the world +£2) will get you one of the unframed black ink on white cartridge paper proof prints. Take a look at a large image so that you can get an idea of what they are like close up. Oh, go here for a close up and you’ll be able to see the hand-sanding affect. Advert over!
09 May
2008
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Ricky Swallow’s anatomical sculptures. [via]

09 May
2008
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Some really great photography by Chema Madoz. [via]
09 May
2008
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A few great adverts showing altered X-Games Athletes’ anatomy.
08 May
2008
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Li Wei’s photo trickery then you may well just be the last person on earth to see them…you’re just behind me! Some magical stuff. [via]

08 May
2008
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Bomi Kim’s Meaning Of Time clock allows you to use whatever you want as the clock’s hands (within a certain size limit). Great idea.

08 May
2008
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“The NeoCube is composed of 216 individual high-energy rare-earth magnets. This allows you to create and recreate an outrageous number of shapes and patterns. The NeoCube is literally a puzzle with billions of solutions.” Looks like the ultimate stress reliever to me. I need one. [via]
07 May
2008
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Julian Oliver’s spacial awareness game, LevelHead uses a cube that you manipulate to control the visuals on a screen in front of you. You have to move the cube around to help find the exit for a trapped character. Check the video. [via]
07 May
2008
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If I were put in charge of a gym it would be law that all the girls wore hot shoes with built-in pedometer like this!.