
Why not jazz up your city with a little bit of knit?

Here's a great site from Grow Interactive. Employees draw an image on the screen which later becomes an interactive element. Quite brilliant!

Ever had an idea for a project that you really wanted to execute but needed more people involved? The Suso Project is designed just for that, allowing individuals to accumulate crowds of others to help complete large enterprises.

MelodySphere is an online game where users can collaborate to produce a composition of music, simply by walking around. A giant "ray" oscillates around the sphere. When the "ray" hits your character, the band that you're on determines the sound that your character will produce. I'm a huge fan of online collaboration, so this is really amazing to me.


Damien Hirst's piece, For the Love of God, is about to leave the Rijks Museum. You can buy this craziness for $99 million, because it has 8,601 diamonds (1,106.18 karats) adhered to its surface.......Woah. Check out the site, as well.

Ever wanted to make your moral opinions public? I know, it's a bit overdone. But, this site lays out the statistics of what others are saying really well. And, it's fun.

So, I'm not really a fan of car sites, but this one really caught my attention. All of the little details that make up a website are acted out by humans in a really funny way. For example: the loader bar consists of a series of cards held up by a group of people.
If your computer can handle it, enjoy Fox Volkswagen.

Amazing installation from Esad in which a message is displayed on 500 clocks only when the clocks synchronize every 12 hours.