Things That Are Real of the Day: My favorite is the one on top that reads “To Mommy, love from the Dogs.” I’d like to believe that somewhere out there exists a kennel of dogs capable of purchasing greeting cards for their owner, and these are kept in stock just for them.
[arbroath.]
Lego Thing of the Day: “What happens when you mess with the physics of it all?” — Impressive three-scale (or three-level, if you will) Inception folding city MOC by Sam “infomaniac” Wormuth.
Infomaniac says:
I really wanted to build something from this movie, to show my devotion. I was considering the elevator scene, until I saw that a few builders way better than I had already done that part. I settled on the scene where gravity alters a city street.
[tbb.]
Tee of the Day: “Many Faces of Spock” by Ramsey “Raz” Sibaja.
My love for this design is highly logical.
(TFA: One day only!)
[teefury.]
This Thing Looks Like That Thing of the Day: Behold! The legendary Plesiosauric potato commonly known as The Loch Ness Tuber!
Then again, could just be another hoax.
[reddit.]
Street Art of the Day: “This one runs on fat & saves you money” — bike lane guerrilla stenciling by Adelaide-based visual artist Peter Drew.
[seanbonner.]
Life-Altering Line-Drawing Instrument Design Concept of the Day: Giha Woo’s “Constrained Ball” can be attached to any standard writing instrument to assist in the production of ruler-free lines. In addition, the device has a built-in LCD screen which displays the total length of any line drawn.
As others have noted, this would likely require at least one additional gear to create functional stability, but an interesting concept nonetheless.
[yanko.]
