Some of the graphic work done for film adaptations of JK Rowling’s Harry Potter novels by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima.
Hundreds of seen and unseen props from the Harry Potter series, including packaging for potions and poisons, newspapers, magazines, adverts, posters and letters are on display at Soho’s Coningsby Gallery this month.
Actually, it’s a 9,500 brick model of the ATLAS particle physics experiment at the LHC in CERN built by scientist Sascha Mehlhase. We’ve mentioned it before.
But you knew that.
If the 10,000+ upvoters at the LEGO beta-bulding site cuusoo have their way, it may yet make it into the official LEGO range.
More details and pix here.
The XploreAir Paravelo is a collapsible bike that docks with a flexible para-wing and a biofuel fan which its inventors John Foden and Yannick Read – currently funding further development on Kickstarter – claim to be the ‘world’s first flying bike’.
Or, you know, paraglider with pedals.
Plausible famous face mashups, past and present, by graphic designer Marc Ghali.
Above: Rihanna/Diana, Brad/James, Alicia/Lena, Leo/Paul, O/X, and Kate/Di.
As posited by RecessionSolution.com.
Not shown: content that reminds us of things that look like other things, content involving cats, content outlining forms of content, etc.
Penneys’ finest.
(Thanks FionaFawn)
Short sleeved geometry by DaveHax.
As you’ll see in comments, Dave’s technique may not be new, but it does focus on the shirt, as opposed to its contents.
Celebrity specs by Federico Mauro.
VFX sweder Joey Shanks attempts to recreate the transporter effects of Star Trek with Christmas lights.
He says it’s ‘not that tough once you get the hang of it.’
