In this wicked video from Philips corporation we see a concept of LED tattoos embedded in human skin that come alive when touched. This concept is based on real work done at the University of Pennsylvania. Scientists there are working on silicon-and-silk implantable devices that would act like a LED screen sitting just under the surface of the skin. The images would appear as a tattoo and be fully customizable. The silk substrate onto which the chips are mounted eventua… Continue
Added by Mark Huckabee on November 21, 2009 at 5:59am —
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Here at theMET, we're huge fans of Apple. We love the the simplistic, yet detailed functionality of their products, along with their clean, modern design.
Apple’s go-to stor… Continue
Looks like our favorite superheroes have finally grown old. Now, instead of flying around, taking down bad guys, and saving the world, they're spending their last few days at a nursing home made for… Continue
These two new installations by urban street artist Mark Jenkins must stop people in their tracks and make them wonder what the hell is going on. They were found of the streets of Moscow, Russia. You can check out more… Continue
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 painting by Torrance-based Greg "Craola" Simkins is totally insane. The piece, titled The Puppet Pathos, features a hyper-realistic monster that steals the dreams and thoughts of all creatur… Continue
If you've ever seen live painting, you know how fascinating it is to watch a piece come together. In the beginning, it's hard to visualize what the artist's final product will look like. At the end, it's remarkable to… Continue
Interesting lines, that Kelly green, I'm intrigued by this dressing table by Angela Adams. Dwell once called it a combination of "very serious Swedish modern and a praying mantis." I call it eye-catchin… Continue
Added by alice on October 24, 2009 at 8:00am —
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London-based architecture firm ACME was recently awarded third prize in a competition to design a United Nations memorial. Initiated by the city of Chungju in South Korea, the selected memorial will rest i… Continue
I got a lovely message from Frederic Terral, the Founder and Designer of Right Brain Terrain, in my inbox this morning asking me if I wouldn't mind writing about his modern motivational posters. I always feel h… Continue
I've been looking for a sweet little bookshelf for quite some time now. I came upon this beauty at SwissMiss and immediately fell in love! Created by Korean designer,… Continue
Added by alice on October 17, 2009 at 10:00am —
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Have there ever been times when you've said one thing, but had a completely different thought in your head? That's the idea behind these clever typography compositions created by Peter Sebastian. It's funny to see h… Continue
These glow-in-the-dark paintings by Japanese artist Que Houxo are incredibly awesome! Bright florescent colors bounce off Houxo's murals, walls, and floors with the help of UV producing black lights. It's cool to see how the li… Continue
If you have ever been to the Tate Modern you will find yourself in an overwhelming entrance hall, known as the 'Turbine Hall'.
On an annual basis the Tate and Unilever invites an artist to make a work of art especially for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. The Unilever Series has resulted in some of the most innovative and significant sculptu… Continue
Oh, how brilliant are these posters? Matt Needle created these as a "“personal project I set myself, to design a modern series of posters for Hitchcock’s most famous films.” Don't you just love the moder… Continue
Added by alice on October 11, 2009 at 7:00am —
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Vegas just ain't what it used to be. Los Angeles-based photographer Giuliano Bekor takes us back to the days when Vegas was full of class. In this gorgeous black and white set, beautiful showgirls flaunt their costumes,… Continue
Creating a three-dimensional world out of two-dimensional drawings, David Spriggs masterfully recreates galaxies in all their glory. Along with his celestial collection of clouds, stars, and meteors, Spriggs also produce… Continue
Added by Eugene on October 6, 2009 at 3:30pm —
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I love mid-century modern design! Mid-Century modern is a design form that describes mid-20th century developments from roughly 1933 to 1965. In the past few years we've seen a huge revival of this movement, but now w… Continue