A solid ash ‘vibration-absorbing’ cyclocross bike by Amsterdam-based designer Paul Timmer.
The bike weighs in at just 11kg, uses a more durable belt rather than a metal chain and has a split front fork and solid handlebar to preserve the grain and strength of the wood.
A mere hang sangwidge of the interior design smorgasbord on show at Bored Panda’s 22+ Stunning Interiors submissions thread.
A four-legged (and anamorphically three-legged) barstool created by Melbourne based designer Josh Carmody.
Superlovers, superdaters, superkissers and significant superothers of the Marvel universe by Web Hosting Buzz.
A new print from Pop Chart Lab.
Full sized version here.
Architectural kinetic typography by German digital artist Florian Schommer.
@broadsheet_ie “@SteveDavis90: I mean,seriously,this HAS to be the best trophy in history of trophies! @AustinAztex pic.twitter.com/ETmcx66qZo”
— Barry Higgins (@barryh47) February 15, 2015
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTW_gijQY_w#t=39
Behold the card to end all cards, with a catch.
Swyp is a credit card sized metal device that stores all your debit, credit, loyalty and gift cards. It’s accepted everywhere and works with a companion app to track your purchasing behaviour.
The catch, for now, is that it’s limited to cards issued in the US.
Damn.
Physics valentines with similar mass but opposite charge from Symmetry magazine (downloadable to print here).
Yes, that should be ‘on a scale from 0 to 10’ above. Shame on you, Symmetry.
(H/T: Barry Higgins)
