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British artist Stephen Wiltshire has managed to draw the manhattan skyline from memory. These were drawn after a half hour helicopter trip over the city.
Stephen Wiltshire was diagnosed with autism at the age of three and he has an unusually powerful photographic memory. He can look at the subject of his drawing once and reproduce it accurately with photographic detail, down to the exact number of columns or windows on a building.
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iMeshi Japanese Food iPhone 4 Covers
They just look so real. I’d be hungry every time I look at my phone if I had that cover.
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Calendar Design
One sheet of paper covers the entire year. Changing months simply require a simple shift of the paper downward.
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The Chase Film
A commercial for Intel core i5. A super awesome commercial that must be seen. :)
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“Twin One” knife and fork set by DesignWright for Lékué.
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Don’t you kind of wish your iPhone could directly print out your photos the minute you snap them?
You’re not the only one. Cross your fingers that this concept comes to life!
An iPhone That Prints Photos! (Maybe one day!)
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Child’s Play Bed
If you ever had a dream to sleep within a book, Yusuke Suzuki’s Child’s Play is rightly the thing for you. It is a page turner of a bed shaped like an oversized book, with its pages serving as quilts and bookmarks as pillows.
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Creative USB flash drives inspired by popular digital cameras from Canon designed by Paradox Media,
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(via sincerelyashleymariko)
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Sushi Memo Block
A very appealing memo pad. It’s just too bad after using it for a while you’d end up with just a normal white memo pad.
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Free form Ruler
This free form ruler allows you to draw an invisible line of any shape or form to measure the length of any surface. Units of measurement are at the top and can be adjusted with a simple twist.
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