Like the name suggests, this online library of literature is disguised like your regular desktop at work, so that you can skive away and indulge in a bit of reading without getting into trouble with that Communist of a boss. All storiesare presented in the form of PowerPoint presentations too. Brilliant, is it not?
Made of ceramic, the umbrella pot has a little bit that protrudes out at the bottom that hosts your little plant. With an internal irrigation system set in place that drains the rainwater accumulated from your brolly to the plant pot, you don’t need to worry about watering your plant anymore.
Rebel should be glad I’m not doing this to him tomorrow for Halloween.
A collaboration between designers Prathan Poopat and Flavio Girolami, Common Projects sets the self-assured away from the insecure yuppie.
When a picture paints a thousand words, you don’t need anything else, not even a title for the picture. Arc Worldwide does just that, with their award winning microsite created for restaurant bar Tippling Club.
Art House sends you the Moleskine sketchbook, you provide the art. By February 15, 2009, return your little precious pages of coffee stained creativity (note: the whole sketchbook, not a few pathetic pages, mind you) to Art House, who’d take it on a six-city tour to galleries and museums across the US of A.
It’s close to midnight and something evil lurks in the dark at Night and Day Art Gallery Bar.
Just a couple of weeks ago, I showed my wife how to create a fake Polaroid using Photoshop. The process is easy, although relatively tedious. Now with Poladroid, an online Polaroid image maker, even an idiot without Photoshop can make his or her own fake Polaroid!
CheBanca!, or What a bank!, seems to be eager to break that bad taste of a tradition. Designed by Crea International, CheBanca! illustrates clearly how retail banks can have good taste too. Not every bank has the budget? I hear you say. The cost of renovation is probably a couple of Relationship Managers’ 24-months bonus, no?
