Yeah, but does it move me?
Machines don’t see things the way that we see things. They don’t really see things at all but they we still want them to draw. When we ask machines to make images for us, they come up with some very strange things. Rendered wonderfully but just a little bit. . . off. Check out these images to see machine dreams.
Music boxes are strangely magical devices. We know exactly how they work but there’s always a sense of awe when one plays. It sounds like what memories and wonder feels like. Also, they make cool knick knacks for your home or office. The Crystal Ball Music Box is a gentle beauty that will delight anyone who sees it.
If you do any sort of graphic work on your computer, or want to, you probably should invest in a tablet and when it comes to those, Wacom Intuos Pro is one of the best. The new version of the classic pen tablet promises to offer superior performance for all your graphic needs.
Murals on the wall are neat and all but have you ever thought about getting one on your floor? Surprise and fool guests with this realistic, vinyl floor covering that will make your guests think they’ve walked out of your house and into an enchanted fairy tale. This 3D Waterfall Floor Mural will make people want to take off their shoes to cross the room.
Note taking and jotting down quick ideas is an important part of productivity. Keeping hold of pen and a pad of paper can be a struggle though. The RoWrite is another innovation in the field of digital paper and pens.
Ever wonder what’s behind a blank wall? Probably not, the wall is there to put things on, not be a wonder in and off itself. But what if it could be? With the Peel light, you can add a sense of wonder to your otherwise boring wall.
Do you really dig those electronic billboards that change every few minutes? If that’s your jam, you can get something a little like it on your walk with the Scribit, the little wall drawing robot that will keep your bare walls, boards, and surfaces pretty without you having to do much at all.
You may think that it doesn’t matter whether you’re updating your browser, everything works right? But it turns out that it does matter even if the differences are subtler. This art project shows, in a very real way, why we should stay up on our updates.
Once upon a time there was a person who needed to hang some lights up. Instead of just going to their local home goods store, they decided to go full on fantasy nightmare and created the ROOTS Ceiling Light, the lights that look you’ve been whisked off to the Unseen Court.
Photo manipulation 10 years ago was a past time of those that could devote hours to getting very good at Photoshop but in 2018 we can just process those boring images into works of art. We’ve got two image processing sites to check out to turn your selfies into art.
This is a technology site but sometimes it’s worth noting the things that made it big on the internet. If you’ve been on the internet for any amount of time, you’ve probably seen a few examples of the amazing sculptures made from the tip of a lead pencil. You can buy them directly from the artist at SalavatFidaiArt.
Writing on the sidewalk with chalk is a time-honored spring and summer tradition. It’s a lot of fun but as soon as the rain hits, it’s all over for your game of hopscotch. Make rainy days more fun with Invisible Spray, the street art that comes to life in the rain.
Love your house? Love Legos? Great, get your home immortalized in Lego blocks forever thanks to Little Brick Lane, the company that will turn your real-world home into a Lego reproduction.
Learning how to draw is, according to Drawing with the Right Side of the Brain, something that everyone can do, with practice. Not everyone has access to figure drawing events or wild animals that they can just sketch whenever they want though. Check out Line of Action, the website that offers figure drawing sessions.
Remember LiveJournal? People loved that site and kept theirs up until very recently. In the social media landscape, that act of reading someone else’s journal really connected people in a very specific way. Dreamwidth is a website that is sort of like that.
