Bag designer Lulu Guinness created this human-sized pin toy as part of Clerkenwell Design Week in the UK and placed the interactive sculpture for passers-by to have fun with.
2) A 33-Foot Tall Christmas Tree Made of 600,000 LEGO Bricks
For the nearing end-of-year holiday season, a giant Christmas tree made of LEGO has been revealed in London’s St Pancras International Station.
3) For Digital Artists, A Pantone Rubik’s Cube
The ‘Rubitone’ has different intensities of a colors on each side of the cube—which makes things more difficult to solve—with each row of the same shade.
4) A Rollercoaster Designed to Kill Humanely
Julijonas Urbonas created his coaster as a hypothetical euthanasia machine; it will, he claims, take lives as humanely and euphorically as possible.
5) How Drunk Should You Get At Your Office Holiday Party?
‘How Drunk Can You Get At Your Office Holiday Party?’ is a simplified guide to all factors that would dictate how intoxicated you can comfortably get among your bosses and coworkers.
6) Glasses to Make You Look Like An 8-Bit Character
The ‘5dpi’ glasses are molded from acetate and filed to create the angular pixelated frames—directly referring to late 1980s computerized graphics and video games, such as Tetris—to make you look like you’re an 8-bit character.
7) If Victoria’s Secret Angels Gained 100 Pounds More
Probably jealous after watching the recent Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Feel Desain wondered what Angels of Victoria’s Secret would look like if they gained 100 more pounds of weight.
8) Women’s Bag Makes You Look Pregnant, Prevents Crime
The ‘pregnancy bag’ allows a woman to keep her personal belongings safe, while reducing the possibility of her being robbed as her things are hidden.
9) How to Convince Women to Wear Uncomfortable High-Heels?
To convince women to wear uncomfortable high-heels, advertising agency Grey Worldwide, Germany, created a series of posters for shoe brand Deichmann Graceland.
10) Do You Feel Trapped by a Lack of Time?br>
“Shift away from asking the question ‘how do I get through’ the commute or day, and ask a better question: ‘What can I get from’.”
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