Using hundreds of individual Spider-Man comics, French artist Mr. Garcin began work on a collage that ultimately became the eye of the webbed hero.
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Through The Looking Glass
Technology continues to hasten our push forward in this digital age, and this new keyboard/mouse combo from designer Jason Giddings demonstrates how close we are to realizing what was once just only imaginable in the world of science fiction. Equipped with LEDs mapped beneath each glass fixture, this set of desktop tools communicates with a small camera that reads a user’s input and registers it just as a standard keyboard and mouse would. The goal is to make this an open source project, leaving it up to the development community (think of all the iPhone apps there are) to come up with creative ways to put this innovative model to use. Stunningly, their kickstarter campaign has already reached its goal of $50,000, with $65,817 pledged as of this blog post.
As cool as it is, this might not be the wisest option for anyone prone to slamming on the keyboard.
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Blue Dream & Lean
Three Six Mafia‘s Juicy J, already buzzing off the news of his recent signing to Wiz Khalifa‘s Taylor Gang imprint, drops a mixtape featuring a good amount of production by wunderkind Lex Luger and appearances by some welcome names (Casey Veggies, A$AP Rocky, and 2 Chainz are just a few of the acts making an appearance).
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Built From The Ground Up
Born in Australia but currently residing in Japan, artist Sean Edward Whelan became fascinated with architecture and its revealing statements on the men and women behind the designs of those buildings. Largely influenced by his Japanese residence, where he also teaches, Whelan creates elaborately done illustrations of characters who’ve truly taken in their surroundings.
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Paperboy
A newspaper for the future, Little Printer spends each morning greeting users with their own personalized information feed, printing out small and condensed bits of information that they configure with a smartphone app. Twitter and Facebook are just two of the services compatible with BERG‘s tiny conduit of digital media, with games and other sources of news included (i.e., if you’re someone who prefers to wake up to local news and the occasional game rather than national coverage, Little Printer will deliver a 10 inch printout tailored to your interests).
No screen included — just an unassuming design and leaner model of digital consumption. Â Check it out below:
Little Printer arrives to the market in 2012.
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