Category Archives: Creative Ramblings

                If you are seriously stuck on technology and want to show the love, well how about a new pair of data sandals. Steven Rodrig of PCB Creations has made you some sandals … Continue reading →

Well, it looks like some designers are finding some mighty inspirations. Here are some more gorgeous ideas that combine functionality, aesthetics, innovation, and ingenuity: Tea Time tea steeper bu Pengtao Yu:                  

Get More: Geek: Studio Tours, MTV Games   It’s been a long time since I’ve had the chance to hear the Aspen Comics crew talk, since I just haven’t had the chance to go to SDCC in a long while. … Continue reading →

The “Circular 7-Person Conference Bike” was created by San-Franciscan artist, Eric Staller, and is already in small distribution in over 18 countries around the world. His creation takes the concept of working together and with his environment to a whole … Continue reading →

                Ok, I am seriously jealous! Cool Hunting got a rare opportunity to re-visit the wonderland of car makers, the Ferrari factory in Maranello, Italy. I saw a tv special on this place … Continue reading →

                        If you read my blog post about the American Cube Rat in Edinburgh Kickstarter project, then you’ll know what I’m talking about here. Well, I’ve since gotten to … Continue reading →

              I’m half Japanese, and it took me a while to learn to eat with a pair of chopsticks. When I first visited Japan as a little girl, my grandmother handed me a pair … Continue reading →

Eddi Reader and her band mates played at Ted Talks in 2003, but it works at any time. Powerful words for a powerful thought. What will you do with what you got? Will you use it for something good or … Continue reading →

                        Ursula Hitz loves her typography. So much so, that she creates regional maps using them. But you need to look closely to get the true talent involved in … Continue reading →

                  We’ve all wanted to see what those superheros looked like when they were but little ones growing into their powers. Well, Oz comic artist Skottie Young seems to have inspired Pixar … Continue reading →