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Magnetic Rings
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This is a project of making a magnetic ring, by Laurent Milon.
"This project is part of my diploma, which focused on creating shapes that would evade the limits of nowadays' industrial process, for they would be generated partly thanks to natural process. In this project, I tried to understand how a cheap material, iron powder, could be freezed and made attractive thanks to molecules of other precious metals..."

Bags by Simon Wald-Lasowski
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Bags by Simon Wald-Lasowski.

Crayon Rockets
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Crayon Rockets by John Coker. John Coker has taken 12 years to complete this project, check out here, you can see the setps of how he made the rockets.

Swarm of Micro-Helicopters Could Create a Giant 3-D Display
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Mechanical fireflies could help create a new kind of 3-D display, say researchers at MIT.
The project, called Flyfire, a project initiated by the SENSEable City Laboratory in collaboration with ARES Lab aims to transform any ordinary space into a highly immersive and interactive display environment. Each helicopter contains small LEDs, and acts as a smart pixel, the motion of the pixels is adaptable in real time. The Flyfire canvas can transform itself from one shape to another or morph a two-dimensional photographic image into an articulated shape.
“Each of the helicopters then acts as what we call a smart pixel,” E Roon Kang, the MIT research fellow who is leading the project, told Wired.com. “By controlling their movement, we can have the pixels flying through the air.”

Baptiste Debombourg
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The Staples art by France artist Baptiste Debombourg.
Presentation:
On Wall
Elements:
35 000 staples
Dimensions:
2,7x2,5m
Realisation time:
75 hours

Crochetdermy
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Crocheted animals by Shauna Richardson. Cool!
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MapEnvelop
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MapEnvelop by beste miray dogan. Post it from the exact place.
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Clockwork Love by Tjep
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"Inspired by the earlier Bling Bling medallion, artist Tjep layers the wheels and gears of clockwork to form the hearts that make up a new series of pendants and timepieces."

Clockwork Love builds further on the Bling Bling pendant designed by Tjep. for Chi Ha Paura...? Launched in 2002, it was constructed from several layers of overlapping logos. Clockwork Love is a jewelry collection evenly and consistently combining a great multitude of graphic elements in a multitude of layers. The main body of this collection presented in Gallery Ra in Amsterdam consists of 6 timepieces expressing different 'heart moods' through the liberal use of symbolic references, the collection of pendants link up to such themes as fragility, passion, uncertainty and desire.
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Veasyble
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VEASYBLE is a project by four lovely italian ladies.

Slant-ruled notebook
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A lot of people sort of twist their notebooks when they write in them, this Slant-ruled notebook by Matt Brown, which has lines that are at a 45 degree angle- good if you have to write in a tight spot, like on an airplane.

Foldable Bird House
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Foldable water-repellant cardboard birdhouse($4) ships packed flat in a paper envelope.
10" tall with a hole size that will accomodate a variety of bird types.
Perch included.
A good idea?
Price: $4   |   BUY

The Largest Disco Ball by Michel de Broin
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Nuit Blanche, City of Paris Mirror ball, 1000 mirrors, 7.5 meters in diameter. "La Maîtresse de la Tour Eiffel" is the title of an installation by Michel de Broin.
The spectacular view of the starry sky has long been a source of delight and curiosity, but the abundance of artificial light in urban areas produces a glow that covers the stars in the firmament. The largest mirror ball ever made was suspended from a construction crane 50 meters above the ground to render the starry sky to the citizens of Paris for one night in the Jardin du Luxembourg during the Nuit Blanche event

Sleep Suit
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Sleep Suit designed by Forrest Jessee. The suit acts as a transportable and adjustable cocoon that allows for constant air flow in a variety of different positions and environments. The sleep suit provides for a sound 30 minute nap.
The project attempts to challenge the idea of personal space in relationship to the human body and its surrounding environment. It is inspired by Buckminster Fuller’s practice of Dymaxion Sleeping, which involves four 30-minute naps over a period of 24 hours, and the material requirements for such conditions.
Architecturally, the very close relationship between the human body and the suit acts as the generator of form as well as tool to negotiate between the occupant and his or her surroundings. The structure of the material, a structural pleat, is used as a means to create feelings of connected and disconnectedness as well as provide varying levels of support for different parts of the body. By thinking of the cut pattern as sections of the body, the structure can act as a semi-permeable outer skin.
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Life-Size Boat Model Kit
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Swedish artist Michael Johansson has made a life-size dinghy "model kit" from a real boat and related equipment, called TOYS'R'US. Boat and related equipment are joined together in a welded metal frame, and painted a uniform gray to resemble the surface of a model kit. "The real boat is transformed into a model of itself, and its original purpose has given way to something else. "

Pong Prom
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Pong Prom developed by Ed Keeble. It transforms the body into an interface to control the game of pong. Player don specially-designed hoodies and engage in a game of Pong by slow dancing with each other. It has an accelerometer attached at the back of the neck provides control of the game. You have to Rock back and forth moves the game paddle left and right.  An LED display on the front lets you see how the game is going.
"The project uses the Lilypad Arduino platform to control game play, run the display, and communicate between devices. Patches of conductive fabric on the shoulders, hips, and cuffs of the shirts are used to create a serial connection between the Arduinos. An accelerometer attached at the back of the neck allows each player to control their game paddle by rocking their partner back and forth."
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