Nike Field is a nice little experiment promoting the Fuel Band. Check it out. It's like having Ableton Live built into your browser. Go full screen and start hitting your keys! (Make sure your sound is on).
Inventor Scott Amron is at it again, this time turning tap water into a fountain for rinsing after brushing. No disposable cups to buy or throw away. No glass to wash or take up counter space. No changing hands to…
Our friends at Nooka have launched this neat little time keeping iPhone application, providing you with a new way to look at time. Time is the most ubiquitous thing we experience. NOOKA presents a graphical representation of time that transcends…
Okay, this is amazing. I want one. London based designer Samuel Wilkinson has designed a flora terrarium that links to your iPad. Biome is a flora terrarium that’s works a little like a live tamagotchi – with a smartphone or…
Just by downloading a picture of this Starbucks Charge Card to your phone, you can pop in to a Starbucks and get free coffee. Jonathan's Card is an experiment in social sharing of physical goods using digital currency on mobile…
Garret County Press asked a handful of their favorite artists to "color in" pages from Kevin Stone's latest project: The Pat Robertson and Friends Coloring book. The results are really a hoot-- see the original page on the left, and…
Lately, we've really been enjoying the work of German-born, Düsseldorf-based artist Katherina Grosse, who you saw here at JoshSpear.com in her collaboration with Mekanism Skateboards. Her work is of amazing proportions and immerses the viewer "in the paint". Utilizing a…
If your office manager was tearing his or her hair out during the first week of this month, a small experimental advertising school in Portland might be to blame. Wieden + Kennedy 12 completely wiped out the West coast clear…
Pjotro is the only man with a musical suit that we know of-- and watching/listening to him move is really amazing! The suit, which emanates beats and bops with every motion was created from his passion for dancing, music, and…
Theo Jansen’ Strandbeests are animalistic creations powered by nature that almost lack description. Jansen studied science at the University of Delft Holland and after practicing as a painter for some seven years, began constructing large moving objects, the first of…