The mad scientists at DC Shoes have for some reason decided to replace rider Travis Pastrana's tires with shoes. The resulting "wheel" is surprisingly functional even holding up to back flips.
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Have you ever wondered how movies shoot their underwater scenes? In one of the most elaborate sets in the world, British film production company Pinewood Studio captures breathtaking shots in a tank filled w… Continue
Do you love what you do? Do you wake up in the morning, spring out of bed and get excited about your plans for the day? If the answer is no, take a look at Frank Chimero's simple lesson plan. He created it for a lecture given just recently at Portland State Universy's design department. Titled,… Continue
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Do you love what you do? Do you wake up in the morning, spring out of bed and get excited about your plans for the day? If the answer is no, take a look at Frank Chimero's simple lesson plan. He created it for a lectu… Continue
As a symbolic gesture, the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall is being celebrated today with Domino Aktion. These 1,000 8-foot tall dominoes will topple along parts of the former Berlin Wall on Novem… Continue
One of our favorite graffiti artists wrote to us last night to tell us about one of his newest creations. Titled, Revere in Psychology, the short video is a long reserve time lapse "performance" piece.
As ABOVE explains, "There are two sides to every coin, and we all know two wrongs don't make a right but somehow when it comes to filming a video in reverse then reversing it, it makes total sense? Confused? Watch the video to get a better idea. If you still don't unders… Continue
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Zaha Hadid recently designed a retail and business center in the town of Jesolo, Italy, to be situated in two areas halfway between Jesolo urban center and Jesolo sea. Strategically positioned to be a major gateway into tow… Continue
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I guess this is one way to light up a room... This bright neon art installation named “109 Lighting Books” was created by Airan Kang. The glow-in-the-dark bookcase changes color and is part of the group exhib… Continue
This octopus skate pool in Lugano, Switzerland is totally rad! The pool was painted by a group of Swiss artists, named Nevercrew, who specialize in murals, graphics, video, comics and sculpture. This is a great example of… Continue
Added by Eugene on November 7, 2009 at 12:30pm —
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The President condemns the despicable attacks at Fort Hood, honoring those who were killed and injured. He also commends those who stood up to help and console those affected: even as we saw the worst of human nature on full display, we also saw the best of America. Continue
Added by Eugene on November 7, 2009 at 12:08pm —
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I think money sculpture is amazing. What humors me is the idea that "In God We Trust" is shown all over dogs & guns. I hope you will enjoy. I wish I knew who did this.....
Yesterday, I received a nice email asking me if I would like to be a part of this new website called I Am Korean American. Usually, when I receive an email like thi… Continue
Added by alice on November 7, 2009 at 8:30am —
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Guinness's epic ad was shot in beautiful locations including New Zealand, Canada, Fiji and the UK. Called "World," the ad features a group of men who bring life to a barren landscape.
Johnny Green, the director of the TV ad, described it as "one of the toughest" jobs he has ever worked on.
"We wanted to create a truly amazing campaign which will graphically illustrate the life, energy and passion of the brand," said Paul Cornell, marketing manager for Guinness.
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French photographer Fred Lebain must enjoy playing tricks on our eyes. After taking photos at various sites in New York City, he revisited the spots with poster-sized prints of the locations. By standing behind his carefully re… Continue
This TED video is of Daniel Pink a former speechwriter for Al Gore and now a motivational speaker. He describes why the incentives used in business today do not work for creative tasks and outlines a new methodology that can produce far better results. From my own perspective he is dead on. I am far more motivated by autonomy and purpose than I am by the promise of a once-a-year bonus or raise. Most everyone here at theMet is creative in one way or another so I am very interes… Continue