today and tomorrow

Shape by Anatoly Zenkov.

found at cammmpo

Valet is a clothes stand designed by ett la benn, a Berlin design agency. When you’re not using it, you can fold it back to pole and put in a corner.

found at dezeen

New Sheheit is the latest collection by Bless. One part of it, is a collaboration with the sportswearbrand OXBOW. They designed 3 new versions of the Skolpen, a classic knitted ski pullover from the 80´s.

The black & white Skolpen
It shows a black and white mountain motive, partly garnished with embroidered silver chesspattern elements.

The 3D Skolpen
A 3D anaglyph mountain motive is translated into knitwear. the 3D effect can be seen while wearing the common red-green glasses.

The mixed skolpen
Some sort of a swiss knife of ultimate top gear for the perfect winter day: a knitted base that contains different layers, a detachable and yet a bit everywhere fixable scarf, roll-down nylon sleeves and hood, pockets and windbreaking backparts in a wild pattern mix that ensures a good visibility of the skier that wears this piece.

Digital Flora is a new track by Zomby, just perfect for today. Sorry, the track is offline again, so here is 1 Up by Zomby. Strange Fruit is a killer track too.

found at Thomas Traum Network

Shukuno Rintendo is a Japanese bicycle brand. Between 1996 and 1998 they produced a special series of power assited bicycles, 2 of them were the Fire Trick Bob and the Water Trick Bob. The Fire Trick Bob had a small turbine which produced 4.4 horsepower of thrust. The water and air tanks of the Water Trick Bob could generate enough thrust for 50 meters.

found at dropular

Charlie McCarthy made 156 long exposure photographs of insects flying around a street light. Then he put them together to make this nice video.

found at Creative Review Blog

Dogma by Antje Blumenstein.

found at voodoovoodoo

Gee Willi’s Flickr account is full with animated gifs. These tilt-shifted wiggly ones are my favorites. Flickr is really not the right platform to show animated gifs though.

I assume that you all know about TED by now and that we all want to go there … Golan Levin, half artist half engineer, was one of the speakers at TED last February. He has done the most amazing projects like Messa di Voce or Double-Taker. Yes, I’m a fan. So I can recommend you to watch his presentation.

I couldn’t really find much information on these sculptures by Phillip Low, except that you can buy them at Maryam Nassir Zadeh.

found at but does it float