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Artist Ronit Baranga‘s tableware will probably make even Dracula take a step back. The creepy clay isn’t your best buddy for dinner. Via: Ufunk
Replacing the classic horse with a classic Italian scooter should work wonders as a novelty rocking horse. This thing is completely handmade from fiberglass, aluminum and steel, and has working lights for added awesomeness. Kids are going to love this; forget kids, I’m loving it. You can get some customization done for the scooter-rocking horse, …
The Aquarius PC casemod has the looks of an aquarium, complete with the aquarium “landscape” and a fish. Don’t go by the looks here. That’s not water in there, it is mineral oil, and the “fish” is attached to the powersupply fan that makes it appear active. Each tank hold five gallons of mineral oil, which means this system is all go for gaming, which should be fun considering even the monitor is submerged, along with the motherboard and powersupply. The mod is the work of Stephen Popa, who has also created the impressive Scooterputer, and the Rog-R remote controlled robot casemods.
[Thanks, Stephen]
If you have money to throw around, you can go with excessive bling like getting your car plated with gold and crystals, buy ridiculously overpriced yo-yos or other millions of crazy things. Nothing however, comes close to pooping gold in a golden throne. Designer Tobias Wong and artist Ken Courtney have taken care of that …
Artist Frank Plant creates these intriguing structures that are welded out of steel. Our personal favorite is the Baby Jesus Welder.
Via: Hierroglyphic, Toxel
These images are all snowflakes, captured under varied degrees of magnification. It is incredible to see what those tiny flakes look like, up close and personal.
Via: Akira the Don
Taking a closer look at things always shows a different perspecitive. Looking at alcoholic drinks under a microscope shows their colorful, psychedelic side. These images, produced by U.S. firm Bevshots, have the constituent parts of drinks magnified to nearly 1000 times. Taken at the Florida State University’s chemistry department, taking the images required for the …
Penney Design have created a set of illustrations imagining what Angry Birds would be like if it were an early ’90s game. We’d say the game lends itself pretty well to blocky renderings and pixilated scenarios.
Via: PenneyDesign
Scooterputer literally is a computer you can drive around on. It is a Thermaltake Element V case with plenty of gaming power sitting on a 24v rechargeable electric scooter that has been stretched 11 inches to maker room for the computer. LED ground effects, working keyed ignition and a whole lot of computing power, this mod is a gaming fun machine. The Scooterputer is the creation of Stephen Popa, who also created the amazing Rog-R remote controlled robot casemod. Checkout the video of the Scooterputer in action after the jump.
[Thanks, Stephen]
