
MB&F Has a Clock That Uses Soviet-made Nixie Tubes to Tell Time
Nixie tubes, aka cold cathode displays, were what folks use when LCD and LED haven’t been invented. Much like incandescent bulbs, they are beautiful, but […]

Nixie tubes, aka cold cathode displays, were what folks use when LCD and LED haven’t been invented. Much like incandescent bulbs, they are beautiful, but […]

Mini basketball kit, which is basically consist of a basketball installed with a ring and net for practicing your ball skills indoor, but not with […]

We accustomed to super-heroines in sexy costumes. That’s almost like a standard these days cos’ sexy and hero or heroine kind of goes hand-in-hand (man, […]

comics are love by many, but a font named Comic Sans that has been an option since Windows 95 does not quite share the same […]

scrap metal art is not new and to date, artists with the knack for metal works have done pretty amazing stuff including pop culture icon […]

there hundreds, if not thousands, of woes we have with technology, be it privacy or social or whatever. while there are bodies that will speak […]

as beautiful as the steampunk R2-D2 by artist AmoebaBoy is, it is still an art that won’t move. we don’t blame him, cos’ it is, after all, an art sculpture and something tells us that sculptures don’t usually moves. however, the recent Steampunk R2-D2 iteration by Nocturne Armory takes the steampunk R2 droid to the…

art takes on many forms. we all know that, but one that involves bike saddle is, well… refreshing, especially when you have taxidermy in the mix. the concept of combining taxidermy with a bicycle saddle seems hard to grasp, but when you look at Canadian artist Clem Chen’s Taxidermy Bike Saddle, everything kind of makes sense…

allow your perspective of time to change throughout the day – literally, with the Perspective Clocks by Studio Ve. these contemporary and artistic clocks are anything but ordinary and they represents a much profound philosophy then just merely a decor piece or time telling device.

while there are technologies out there that can afford artists and photographers opportunity to create mind-boggling photography techniques and effects, but there are none that can capture exploded view of a complex object such as a car, without the aid of CGI. however, Swiss photographer and artist Fabian Oefner succeed in doing the aforementioned in his Disintegrating series

these days we hang the word ‘cloud’ right next to our mouth, but how about putting one (the cloud) in your living, like literally? but this cloud, The Cloud Lamp by Richard Clarkson, is not a place or a natural phenomena (that would ridiculous, wouldn’t it?), but a piece of light and sound art that promised you a lightning experience, or if you prefer, offers you audio reproduction with visual feedback.