|3-D Printing and new materials from Japan. The O-watch is a co-design project with (ice)artist Tokujin Yoshioka Bag & watch Issey Miyake

|A young family asked for this simple house: an apparently solid volume wrapped completely in white plaster, roof and all. Project Casa Leiria, Portugal Architects Aires Mateus & Associates

|Valentine fun: give your big love this kit, which includes plastic sheeting, a canvas, black non-toxic and washable paint, disposable slippers and…a body scrubber 😉

|Tàpies-like imagery for packs of cartridge paper. A series of nine cartridge paper pads are split between heavyweight (red) and regular (black). Hyland’s design for Cass Art’s watercolour

|‘Silence Water’ comes from: “Did you drink the silence water?”, addressed to someone who is not responsive, very quiet or out of words. The A24+ Silence Water

|In the age of Steve Jobs, it’s all about perfecting the final product (nobody remembers the guy who had the idea in the first place).

|Please click here for a blog out of space, really! At this pic a big drop of water escaped in the sleeping cabin of Dutch astronaut André

|What a fun for the designers: astronaut André Kuipers took along this mission patch ‘Artis de Marsis‘, based on a mascot made out of a sock,

|Yesterday one of the irregular editions of my favorite magazine has arrived. What a joy, I understand every page, the passion for the medium, cars,

|Some people remember the eyes, the nose. Tell me what hair a person has and I remember. This artist bravely explores just black & white

|After the artist discovered women had anxiety about their bits, he decided to make an exhibition of 400 casted fannies. It took almost five years to

|What a fun chicken wire sculpture covered with green vinyl protecting it from the elements. The idea behind it is that each organism has affinities with another organism,

|Just a guess: the left place has been decorated by a woman, the right one by a man. Photography Idha Lindhag Via gevondenopmarktplaats

|In London I’ve visited a print shop with high quality limited edition prints from Britain’s most influential graphic artists and bought there the massively strange bird &

|’One Laptop Per Child’ (OLPC) brings one of the most impressive inventions of today, the XO 3.0 tablet computer. As always the OPLC engineering team worked