Ektopia

Adrien Donot has a few interesting portrait photos that use an drippy aerosol aesthetic.

Netters Anatomy comes to the iPhone - “Using outstanding anatomical illustrations from Netter’s hugely popular Atlas of Human Anatomy (4th Edition), Netter’s Anatomy allows you to carry the bestselling reference for human anatomy on your iPhone or iPod touch. Navigate through images with the flick of a finger, pinch to zoom, and tap to test your knowledge of muscles, bones, vessels, viscera and the joints. Use study mode to explore images at your own pace and quiz mode to test yourself on what you know”. Here’s a video of it in action. Another reason to covert the iPhone. [via]

This 22 foot tall Styrobot is made up from the polystyrene packaging materials that are normally thrown away. [via]

Windscreen Fly takes the kind of photos that I would love to be able to. He also has a Flickr page.

The Aux Out 400amp, sub and speaker set looks great and is supposed to sound great too. It’s available in a number of finishes but costs about £500. [via]

The Digimech clock is a large cluncly clock that tels the time via large sliders that move up and down to reveal the time through a central area. Check the video of it in action. [via]

Flat-pack (nearly) office furniture with the Out Of Box Workstation. [via]

I was trawling through the cartoons over at The Rut last night and was crying with laughter…literally. This morning, they aren’t quite as funny as they were but they are still among the funniest cartoons that I’ve ever seen. [via]

The Horn, by Dalziel & Scullion, stands 24 metres tall and overlooks the M8 between Glasgow and Edinburgh. It randomly shouts out radio clips that nobody will hear apart from the wildlife due to the traffic noise.

What do you get when you mix cornstarch, water and a subwoofer together? Some crazy organic white life-form that looks like it’s writhing in pain and trying to escape the petri-dish!