Ever wonder how the Mozilla Firefox or Starbucks logo in the future? If so, look no further than these creative concepts, which show that things may get a little too simple. Click here for more.
For those who don’t already know, “Binney & Smith Company (later to be named Crayola LLC) developed their own famous line of wax crayons beginning on June 10, 1903.” This is how some of the Star Wars characters look like as miniature sculptures carved onto the tops of these wax crayons. Continue reading for one more picture.
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When it comes to street art, France-based artist OaKoAk is the man to turn to, as his works “show popular fictional characters integrated into the urban environment.” Click here to see more. Continue reading for a video on Joshua Allen’s strange yet fascinating street art.
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In technical speak, an HTTP 404 error refers to a response page given when a client requests a page that does not exist on a website, whether due to a typo or an error on the server’s end. However, some webmasters have gotten creative with their 404 error pages, and these examples prove it. Click here to see more. In related news, continue reading to see what happens when Darth Vader goes to Disneyland.
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That’s right, “Japanese artist Seikou Yamaoka creates complex and beautiful digital paintings on his iPod Touch during his commute to work.” One caveat: it would be hard to frame these masterpieces, since they’re on such a small device. Video after the break. Click here to see more.
If there was a real-life version of Photoshop, everyday tasks, like moving the couch, would definitely be a lot easier. Unfortunately, no such program exists, but these pictures show us the possibilities. Click here to see more. Continue reading for a few funny Photoshop videos.
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A group of three German artists — Armin Ciesielski, Peter Brakel and Walter Willer — created this incredible Mercedes-Benz 300SLR using pieces of scrap metal they managed to scrounge up. Expect to shell out $95,000 if you want to add this piece to your collection. Click here for more. Continue reading to see Top Gear’s Jeremy Clarkson review the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 GT.
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For those who haven’t already noticed, the new Facebook profile design has gone live, or at least for some users. One thing you’ll notice right off the bat is that these “redesigned profiles [are] more ‘sticky’, [as] one of the goals of the new profiles is to get users to stay on them for longer.” Video after the break.
The redesigned profiles are part of a larger push into social ecommerce. We don’t exactly know what that means, but we’ve heard whispers that Facebook intends to give Facebook Credits more prominence. We’ve also heard that a Facebook app store may emerge at f8.
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You know you have too many Pokemon cards, when there’s enough extras laying around to cover an entire wall in your room. On the bright side, it probably means you caught them all. For more demotivational posters, be sure to check out VeryDemotivational.com. Click here to see more. Continue reading for a funny Pokemon video.