Are you really fond of doll houses and LEGO land? Did you spend hours gaping at Toyland printed on the cover of Noddy? If yes, then you should take a look at this marvelous miniature town created from paper. The craft brings to life the city of Tokyo. The artist has primarily fashioned the identical topography at the Asakusa district of Tokyo. The colorful landscape
Flower shows are an intrinsic part of the British culture though the seemingly idyllic pastime has been utilized by Chelsea-based growers King & Co to create a stunning topiary that pays a fitting tribute to the 35-th anniversary of the Williams Formula One. Exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show organized by the Royal Horticultural Society, the F1-themed exhibit features a life size replica, in shrubbery
Wristwatches may have become obsolete with clocks in cellphones and other reminder services in smartphones allowing people to keep track of time. But just in case you miss the old fashioned way of telling time, the Navitron Steampunk Wrist Compass and Sundial is just want you need. We agree that the sundial bit is a little too archaic a way to tell time but it
As kids, colorful LEGO blocks could really trigger imagination and spending hours at a stretch to form something was nothing to get surprised about. But if you thought that LEGO blocks just caught the fancy of children, then here is the Land Rover Defender 110 to prove you wrong. The homemade Land Rover, when photographed and presented, looks real with all details intact. Created by
This eye catching and futuristic structure scintillates when daylight hits its surface. The mind boggling arrangement is inspired from the shape of interlinked chains. Let your imagination run free and the assembly will look like floating clouds, microscopic bacteria or a cluster of stars. The bewitching formation known as Cloud City is a creation of an Argentine artist Tomas Saraceno. It is on display at
We are alive till the time our heart keeps beating. Want to see your heartbeat through blinking lights then Royal Manchester Children's Hospital is the place where you should be heading. Steven Almond has come up with Anyone Who has a Heart, which has been commissioned for the hospital and will be an interactive tool that will attract a lot of crowd for sure. The
Gotham city, as depicted in the fictional world that Batman resides in, is pretty kickass on its own. But won’t it just be ever so fun if batman actually could use his genius in the intergalactic realm of Star Wars? Lego artists and Batman/Star Wars fan Kevin Ryhal decided to explore the possibility by creating a Batjet X-Wing Fighter that would help a character that
Kids will love it, dads will be raving about it and all the grandpas out there will get nostalgic. This desk clock will dazzle and stupefy onlookers. The dynamic and powerful piece will bring a gust of energy and verve into your room. It brings back to the present days, all the buzz around science and technology, prevailing during the time of the industrial revolution.
Even the dumbest of all computer users knows that using one, even for an hour or so a day, is not really good for the environment. Not just because it’s made from plastic parts, runs on coal-fueled grid power and requires a hell lot of power to keep the servers working, but also because a running computer emits heat and CO2 which contributes to global
Robotics and futuristic adventures totally rock! Everyone who likes robots and related theories about how these machines will change the future of human kind must have definitely watched Transformers. Think young kiddies and teenyboppers are really fond of the mechanized bots from the movie who can walk and talk just like us. Imagine how bewitched they will be when they spot a Transformers like robot
