Splinter Works may have created the ultimate way to relax with Vessel, a new and elegant take on the modern bathtub. The design resembles the imagery of a hammock, and is constructed out of carbon fiber for its strength and ability to form complex curves.
Inspired by mythology involving griffins, trees of enlightenment, and wise owls, artist Mark Reigelman has created an enormous wooden bird's...
His largest and most ambitious work to date, In Orbit by Argentinian artist Tomas Saraceno is the closest one may...
The many store window displays in New York City often serve as both an incredible art exhibit as well as product advertisement. In this display by Louis Vuitton, fashionistas and history buffs alike will enjoy the trendy spectacle of gold dinosaur bones paired with the iconic new Pre-Fall/Winter 2013-2014 collection.
Animal photographer Ren Netherland travels across America to different grooming competitions and captures some of the wildest dog transformations for...
If you've been to NYC within the past 10 years or so, you may have seen this grand public art...
Normally, you wouldn't want anyone vandalizing your car with graffiti, but one man invited people (via a cardboard sign outside a garage) to pop in and cover his '86 Volkswagen with Sharpie markings. In an album aptly titled My Sharpied Van, Imgur user Nabo shares the evolution of his old van into a work of art. It's unclear what sparked this personal project but what resulted is astonishing.
Artist Bathsheba Grossman has a great eye for beautifully symmetrical geometry.
New York-based artist Jordan Eagles works with an unconventional and controversial material to create his crimson artworks–blood.
Google recently released information about a monumental project they've been working that could bring internet access to everyone. Project Loon involves specially designed balloons, flying 20 km above the Earth's surface (out of eyes-sight), that can be arranged to form one large communication network. You can read more about loon on the Project Loon website where Google explains what, how and where loon is going. “It's a huge moonshot.
Indian-born British sculptor Anish Kapoor created two giant stainless steel sculptures that are designed to figuratively turn your world upside...
This new product by San Francisco-based company Whistle is just like a pedometer, but it isn't meant for people.
