Designed by Jerome Olivet, the futuristic “Jet House” is supposed to “look like it’s moving fast even though its smooth molded concrete structure is attached to a metallic building pad.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
The Jet House has an elevator and two jet-car garage, where as the UFO house has a button activated stair case and a two normal-car garage
[via Gizmodo – Dvice – YankoDesign]
BMW has come up with a creative way to market their “M” cars in Moscow, Russia: use a 65,000 square foot billboard to strategically hang the vehicles. Click here for first picture in gallery.
With functioning lights on the vehicles it all feels like a strange sideways highway for some sort of new anti-gravity-generating Bimmers
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So you’ve seen the Scion Hako, now check out some interesting fan-made concepts, starting off with the hot rod version above. Click here for first picture in gallery.
..friends at Jalopnik were equally uninspired by Hako, so they asked their readers to build a better concept using the magic of Photoshop
Designed by Christian Zuzunaga, the “Pixel Couch” is essentially a “gaming room dream seat.” No word yet on pricing or availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Sure, the lack of full back pillow coverage could become irksome, but you’ve got to learn to sacrifice for your art. We couldn’t spot the price online, but assume you have to sacrifice a bit for your purchases, too
[via YankoDesign – Kotaku]
Want to make use of all those losing lottery tickets? Then check out what these artists have created. They built a full-sized Hummer H3 from “$35,000 in losing lottery tickets — no sheet metal here.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
“We started talking about what people dream about when they scratch the coin against the ticket, and almost always the first thing they dream about doing is buying a car,” Was told the Providence Journal. “This is a ghost of all those dreams.”
[via Jalopnik]
Unlike other homes, the “Penguin House” uses “the manipulation of light and space makes the Penguin House in Tokyo seem much larger.” Video after the break.
The Call of Duty 4 experience is not complete until you create a custom music track composed entirely of the game’s gun shots, or at least for this gamer. Video after the break.
(Thanks, Dave P.)
Most business cards are boring, the “Grow Card” is not. Simply water the card, wait four days, and you’ve got a surprise that really grows on you. Click here for one more picture.
[via YankoDesign]
More than just a piece of software, KORG DS-10 lets you control a “four part drum module, two analog synth simulators, and 6-track/16-step sequencer” with your Nintendo DS’s touchscreen. Video after the break.
Musicians who lead double lives as gaming geeks will soon have their world’s collide when KORG releases its DS-10 software for the Nintendo DS
[via Gizmodo]
Waking up in the morning on a rainy day is hard enough without being late for work. Fortunately, this nifty flip book aims to brighten things up a bit regardless of your mood. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
(Thanks, David P.)