The process of creating these unique stools involves stripping off the bark, splitting the log and then strategically burning it. Once the stool has cooled, it’s ready for sitting.
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How Things Work has been explaining to viewers for over a dozen years how the most complicated things work — perpetual motion, atomic energy, space shuttles. But do you know how Muppets work? This detailed explanation of how Muppets (the combination of “marionette” and “puppet,” coined by Jane Henson) work is pretty interesting. For over 50 years, Jim Henson’s creations have been amazing the world, so take a moment to see how they really work.
With Halloween right around the seasonal calendar, a lot of people are going to begin designing their own costumes. I have found a few creative costumes for your enjoyment and inspiration — some cute, some scary, and some just really clever.
Construction machinery dinosaur with a cage baby monster baby Nacho Libre chicken crossing the road Indiana Jones video game monster iPhone vending machine Bumblebee
3M Canada hosted a design competition and the above are the winning entries, both from students of the Ontario College of Art and Design. The Scotch tape dispenser and post-it note dispensers were awarded the grand prize of actually going into production for the 2010 line of office products. I am in awe at how simple, yet clever the tape dispenser design is. Bravo to the winners!
What a creative way to take notes. Many people rely on visual aides to remember things (think doodle as you take notes), but imagine the power of a 3D doodle. By following the steps printed on these adhesive backed notes, you can make any reminder stand out from the rest.
