Dutch artist Paula Arntzen is an incredibly skilled paper artist. Only after countless hours of studying and observing the special characteristics of paper was she able to create these contemporary light sculptures. All of these were entirely handcrafted before being screen-printed with fluorescent ink. The results are stunning!

via My Modern Metropolis.

I was delighted to be asked by Nikon to come flying over London with a group of journalists from the UK’s best photography magazines to test out the new D3S. We took off Battersea heliport and made a couple of flights around London, the D3S has incredibly low noise at high iso and is perfect for this kind of work.

via Flying over London with Nikon

I love Lily Allen, she maybe the perfect model, as she’s mad enough to go along with the vision of the photographer and create some stunning images.

via Harper’s Bazaar Russia

Simple but beautiful idea…

The Sixpack is a bottle carrier that can hold up to 6 beer, soft drink, or water bottles. It’s perfect for those BYO dinner outings where a normal 6 pack gets destroyed after you rip out one beer

via OOOMS

The Macallan Ice Ball “Machine”. Did you know it runs on GRAVITY? Yes, high tech stuff… also the magical frictional heating of copper also comes in to play somehow just perfectly at room temperature. Really you stick a roughly right sized chunk of ice in between the two heavy pieces, and let gravity go to work on it. And with in moments ~ right before your eyes ~ it melts down to a perfectly glossy sphere. It’s magical really.

Don’t get too excited though, it’s reported to cost around $1000 a piece

via NOTCOT.

I’m not sure this the what the model had in mind when she took the gig…

from Love Magazine

A brand identity and voice for a new neighborhood restaurant in Kansas City that features refined twists on familiar comfort food from James Beard award-winning chef Celina Tio. The name derives from Tio’s main cooking influences – Julia Child and her grandfather Julian. Design elements took cues from Child’s well-known, well-stocked kitchen.

via Flickr

Samuel Jones is a filmmaker and celebrity photographer based in Los Angeles. He’s shot everyone from President Obama to U2 for the covers of Rolling Stone, Esquire, Marie Claire, and Time. He is also the author of the book “The Here and Now: The Photography of Sam Jones”, published in 2007.

via My Modern Metropolis.

In light of NBC’s blunderous maneuvers, its decision to push back The Tonight Show , and Conan O’Brien’s public statement on the matter, Conan fans are using social media avatars to get their point across.

In fact, one man’s I’m With COCO image is speaking for Facebook denizens everywhere. Mike Mitchell created an image, along with an accompanying website and Facebook Page, that celebrates Conan and his widely discussed hair. Now Facebookers are showing their support for the late-night funny man by changing their pictures to the COCO image.

via I’m With COCO: Conan O’Brien Tribute Takes Over Facebook.

Jet Scooter is a superb concept created by the designer whose nickname is Peanuts23 on deviantART.

via ViaComIT.

via Geek&Hype.

That’s one steep hill!

BMW’s driver France’s Stephane Peterhansel and co-driver Jean-Paul Cottret cross a valley during the seventh stage of the Argentina-Chile Dakar Rally 2010 between Iquique and Antofagasta, Chile, Friday, Jan. 8, 2010.

A racer crosses desert terrain in stage six of the Argentina-Chile Dakar Rally 2010 between Antofagasta and Iquique, Chile, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2010

South African Giniel De Villiers drives his Volkswagen during the 8th stage of the Dakar 2010, between Antofagasta and Copiapo, Chile, on January 10, 2010.

Volkswagen’s Carlos Sainz and co-driver Lucas Cruz, of Spain, compete during stage six of the Argentina-Chile Dakar Rally 2010 between Antofagasta and Iquique, Chile, Thursday, Jan. 7, 2010.

Helder Rodriguez of Portugal rides his Yamaha motorcycle during the eighth stage of the Dakar Rally from Antofasgasta to Copiapo, January 10, 2010.

via The Big Picture