The Dallas Morning News: Thanks to James Bond and Sex and the City, the martini glass is a chic pop- culture symbol. But for Renee Williams, the drink brings to mind something far-from-stylish: spills. Not anymore. Last month, Williams launched Sipatiniz, a line of spill-resistant martini glasses. “About two years ago, I started noticing that […]
Entrepreneur Creates Spill-Resistant Martini Glasses Read More »
If you’re one of the surprisingly large number of Americans who follow the Tour de France every summer, you may have noticed massive, gorgeous printed messages on the route roads, reports Fast Company. Nope, they’re not paint–they’re made of chalk, and they’re sprayed on the road surface by ChalkBot, a massive trailer-mounted inkjet printer sponsored
That’s Called ChalkBot Read More »
Feel like changing your look around? There is a unique product that can help you do that. Late last year we mentioned the first care bag, a unique bag which helps protect jewelry and electronics from moisture. The founder, Darrian, has come up with another unique product that people will love, Changeable Logo glasses. The
Change Your Frames With Your Mood Read More »
In an alternate universe, it’s 1960 and the Internet is ALREADY here. via: Ads of the World Credits: Advertising Agency: Moma, Sao Paulo, Brazil Creative Director: Rodolfo Sampaio Art Director: Marco Martins Copywriter: Adriano Matos Illustrator: 6B Studio
Time Warp Advertisments Read More »
Sitting in a duck blind gives hunters a lot of time to be inventive, especially if the birds are landing somewhere else writes The Omaha World Herald. Camouflage-clad Mark Andersen was hunting ducks and Canada geese near Pierre, S.D. He was freezing. Shooting was slow. He stood to peer out of the blind. “I looked
Corny Idea Draws Interest Read More »
There is another printer though, in a wheel form, not yet known worldwide that does not need ink or paper to print, but is faced on the other hand with the minor problem, that the letters «written» with it, disappear with every next incoming tide (or with the wind, when the sand used as base
Best Hamster Wheel Sand Printer Read More »
Chances are that you’ve seen someone, somewhere with a bronzed pair of ‘baby’s first shoes’. For many bronzing is synonymous with childhood. Many people have gone out of their way to have the objects that their children loved bronzed so it can be remembered forever. That’s not all that can be bronzed, though. Just ask
The Business Of Bronze Read More »
Tracy Grant over at The Washington Post has put together a list of five amazing facts about Leonardo da Vinci. 1. He wrote backward, so the easiest way to read his notes was to hold them up to a mirror. It’s not clear why he did that, but da Vinci filled notebook after notebook with
Five Cool Facts About Leonardo da Vinci Read More »
Cleve Wortham and his family used to get a kick out of visiting homes featured on maps of the best and brightest holiday decorations. Then his youngest child asked, “Dad, next year can we get on the map?” Boy, did they ever. reports The Denver Post. The “Worthams’ Winter Wonderland” display showcases one of the
High Tech Takes Over Holiday Lighting Read More »
Lifehack: Developed by creative consultancy The Director’s Bureau, The Idea Generator uses randomly-displayed words to help you generate ideas for your next creative project. The user interface of the Idea Generator is a marvel of elegance and simplicity, and it’s fun to use. Three concentric circles fill the screen, emblazoned with random words. Situated horizontally
Brainstorm Ideas With Idea Generator Read More »
