A 5hp, 38mph electric golfcart modeled on Bale-era Batman’s ex-military hooptie.
Leather seats, four-link rear suspension, an iPad stand – none of these things will detract from that salmon-pink Pringle jumper you’ll be sporting at the wheel.
A mere $35,000 (€25.700) from Hammacher Schlemmer.
Apparently, a kerning malfunction in the previous design meant that the bottom of the ‘l’ and the bottom of the ‘e’ didn’t quite line up.
To fix it, Google moved the “g” one pixel to the right and the “l” one pixel down and to the right, as spotted by the denizens of this Reddit thread, wherein it is also pointed out that you can check all previous iterations by changing the number at the end of this url.
Apex Predator (for girls) – the latest in a line of toothed shoe sculptures (denture implants, not real teeth) created by UK designers Dominic Young and Mariana Fantich.
Don’t forget your matching plushie.
Previously: Walking With Predators
Space-time continuum-bothering DC Comics/Tenth and Eleventh Doctor art print mashups by Dean Trippe.
ORGANIC – nifty geansaí landscape promos by John Patrick for Edu&Juan.
(H/T: Barry McKenna)
Four of seven designs by international architects for bus stops in the Austrian village of Krumbach.
Project BUS-STOP – currently exhibiting at vai vorarlberger architektur institut – aims to ‘engage in a dialogue with the people, landscape and local culture, building upon the traditions of skilled trade in the area.’
Above: (from top) designs by Sou Fujimoto, Ensamble Studio, Smiljan Radic and Alexander Brodsky
MORE: Sou Fujimoto Among Architects For Bus Stop Designs In Krumbach, Austria (Designboom)
A silicone midtown Manhattan for your dishes letters, toast or what-have-you by Luca Nichetto for Seletti.
A Coke mini-can promo by ad agency Ogilvy & Mather Berlin in which miniature kiosks were placed around five German cities.
Other tiny carbonated soft drink receptacles are available.
Behold the ultimate u-lock: compact 2.95kg design with Bluetooth 4 proximity detection (which opens the lock as you approach with your paired smartphone); wifi connectivity and onboard accelerometers (to alert you if the bike is being moved or tampered with), USB chargeable internal battery with backup solar panels.
Available this Christmas for a we-don’t-normally-do-this €180.
(H/T: John Gallen)
