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Tech Posts
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SSR-X is a fabulous Carbon Fiber PC case mod inspired from Jets
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A life sized Wasteland Ranger PC case mod is programmed to kill
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New Time Twister clock tells time by turning its LEGO bricks
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World’s first underwater wheelchair allows disabled to dive and swim freely
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LEGO Batcave, the sculpture of Batman’s headquarters looks amazingly attractive
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Category Archives: Art
Steampunk coffee table inspired from NES controller is made of recycled stuff
You may be a coffee addict or a gaming freak. Whatever the situation may be, you will just love Charles Lushear’s marvelous creation which is a coffee table inspired from Nintendo controller. The artistically created coffee table features Steampunk style and is therefore called “Steampunk Nintendo Controller Coffee Table.” It is made from recycled materials with a glass set on the top to hold your coffee.
AK-47 Rifles remodelled into fabulous watches
Fonderie 47 is an organization that produces luxury items and has been formed for the purpose of development of Africa. Peter Thum and John Zapolski, the founders of the organization, raise capital to demolish the use of AK-47’s in Africa. Their latest artefact is an Inversion Principle Tourbillon watch that is made from recycled AK-47 Rifles. The luxury watch is a limited edition creation and is limited to just 20 units.
Google’s Talking Shoe can connect to your smartphone
Google has a new ‘Talking Shoe’ that can translate movements into witty messages. The talking shoe is a part of “Art, Copy, Code” project and was displayed at SXSW Interactive headquarters. This project is set with an objective of giving life to everyday objects, hence, the talking shoe.
This luscious Valentine’s gift is a chocolate blast in high heels
What are you planning to gift your Valentine this Valentine’s Day? If still confused, this article will surely give you some brilliant suggestions. The amazing gift that we are talking about has been made keeping in mind women’s two favorite things i.e. shoes and chocolates. The astounding idea of creating chocolate high heels is brainchild of Texas chocolatier Andrea Pedrazza.
This Valentine’s IO Data can make you win Love Memory Board chocolate
Romance and technology are two different sides of a coin but this Valentine’s you will see them walking hand in hand. In a unique campaign, Japanese computer peripheral maker named as I-O data will be collaborating with a confectionery maker Maple House to create chocolate in form of a memory circuit board. These chocolates will be received by three lucky individuals.
Discarded bikesTaxidermy is the best way to recycle your old bikes and flaunt them
Regan Appleton, a graduate from Royal College of Art is a Scottish designer who is founder of a brilliant piece of artwork called Bicycle Taxidermy. He found his father’s old and disposed off mountain and road bikes and thought of making an art out of them all. He got on to those ‘rotten’ pieces of bikes and decided to make Taxidermy, like it is done in case of animals.
World’s longest chocolate structure is a 34 meter long train detailed gorgeously
Andrew Farrugia is a chocolate artist who came up with the idea of making a chocolate train while a visit to the Belgian Chocolate Festival in Bruge. He spent more than 700 hours in completing his masterwork. Now the chocolate train holds a Guinness World Record for the longest chocolate structure in the world.
Old iMac elegantly fashioned with Oak and Bronze makes a stunning mod
Stephen Diebold is an artist and a designer from San Francisco who loves modding and designing. His latest product is an Oak iMac which has been modded from an old iMac of 2006. The beautiful modification of Apple’s iMac is worth appreciation but the work is still under progress. Designer has built a removable new case using oak and bronze. Both monitor and the keyboard have been modified into.
Elegant gold plated computers give your home a majestic touch of royalty
A French designer George Chirita makes lavish computers and other accessories, but not for the common man and only for the millionaires. His work is inspired from royal families of Kings and Queens. The gold-plated computers that he has made are inspired from King Louis XVI. They are indeed very expensive for common people and you would not prefer buying them at all. Range starts from $17,000 and finishes on $21,000. But the lavishness of these computers can allure you and could make you drool. They are very neatly decorated with most expensive materials like marble, lapis lazuli and most significantly gold.
Duncan shoots his amazing creativity with a wooden Portal gun
Till date mostly seen portal gun replicas were made out of LEGOs, Steampunk art or of 3D prints, but Duncan Shirah, a sculpting artist has made a wooden life-sized replica of a portal gun. He has given gave the gun a very unique and ancient look and has also furnished it to the fullest to make it look glossy.
