Sorry I'm Late

Beautiful stop motion filmed on the floor of a gymnasium. The best part? It doesn't utilize miniatures, but real people.

Sorry I'm Late from Tomas Mankovsky on Vimeo.

Cardon Copy

Cardon Copy is a simple but brilliant project where posters and flyers are extracted from their environment, and beautifully redesigned, only to be placed in their original locations.

Andreas Lutz

The portfolio of Andreas Lutz utilizes gesture navigation– a new form of control that doesn't allow for a keyboard or mouse clicking. Check out this video to see the gorgeous interaction between the screen and hands. Or, just fumble around with it yourself.

magnetic North

Magnetic North is a brilliant interactive company in the UK who invites you to draw your way through the content, unmasking interior projects.  

"Dragon Fly" Vertical Farm

So, conversations about vertical farms in urban environments are becoming more and more relevant. Vincent Callebaut Architectures has just finished a conceptual structure for NYC– housing animals, vegatables and among other life sustaining forms. Design Boom 'splains.

Waste Bin

Awesome waste bin by Grace Youngeun Lee. Fubiz has mo' photos

Clusta Chaos

I've always been obsessed with domino-rally-esque setups. This one takes the cake for making the best use of the materials in your immediate surroundings; in this case... a print shop.

Legacy Locker

uh...... what happens to your facebook, youtube, gmail or myspace accounts when you pass away?  Just pay Legacy Locker, and they'll pass along your login information to your loved ones when you pass on..... creepy, I know.  What's creepier?  There's a free trial.

Google Chrome

I love the new Google Chrome ads!

ALDO Connect the Dots

Once again, a shoe company has come up with a crazy marketing idea.  Here, you can create your own Connect the Dot puzzles, based on a photo you upload.  Or, you can view the gallery and solve everyone else's puzzles.

People Who Look Exactly The Same

Woah..... here are some awesome animated gifs of people who make the same facial expression in photographs.  Check out all of them and get ready to be freaked out.

Zoogami

This site is pretty strange, but pretty awesome at the same time.  Zoogami is a beer company, who is striving to appear "contemporary."  All you have to do is tell the site what you think is contemporary and it'll compile a 2 minute video with images from google, YouTube videos and audio relating to your word.  It's actually pretty bizarre how it works.  It takes a bit to load, but I strongly recommend checking this out.

Chris Jordan

So, I love Chris Jordan, but I've forgotten to blog about him in the past.  He's a mastermind, one that simulates our obnoxious consumption of material things.  And, he does it in numbers.  Like the image above, that depicts "one million plastic cups, the number used on airline flights in the US every six hours." Ridiculous, right? You must check out more.