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Philadelphia redefines the look of garbage trucks
Everything is recycled nowadays, even garbage trucks. In Philadelphia, most loathing garbage trucks go the decorated way with textile patterns. To make it worthy and acceptable, Mural Arts Program teamed up with The Design Center of Philadelphia...
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Brushing aside disability, making a difference
Agreed, it’s a nailbrush (one can make it out from the picture itself), but what’s more fascinating is that these hygiene booster brushes are made by blind people. Made in Germany, an old school for blind is where a company hires visually...
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Calling a pool table cool, requires…
Let’s keep a balanced approach. Never mind the price ($200,000), cuz the majority of us can’t afford a pool table for a price like that. If not possess, we can at least take pride that technology has given us a platform where we can sit and enjoy...
Lego Star Wars chess set features two figures on one piece
Combining Legos with the sublime futurism of Star Wars for a game of chess, Hollywood’s Lego fan Brandon Griffith has got us a game of chess in a way too different, even more vivid than the other Star Wars pieces we seen gracing the chess boards...
Thanko’s latest MP3 player is a wonder of miniaturization
In order to sustain, brands have to keep up with the rapid technological advancements of today. Given the present day scenario, with portability clause on the rise, brands have to focus on making small things smaller. As the saying goes, all good...
Metal sculpture – Recycled Grenade Bug Bomb
Fred Conlon is an American artist known for bringing garbage back to life. What for you is a piece of junk, for him, it’s raw material from which he creates some marvelous handcrafted metal sculptures. Featured above, is one of his creations using.
