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Art imitates life

Art (above, in the form of cartoonist John McPherson's "Close To Home") imitates life (below).

You da man, Humphrey.

Oh, yeah.

Just a Moment Clock

From Reddish, "A mix between analog and digital representations of time."

"Each hand appears to be in a different time zone."

Aluminum, 40cm W x 15cm H.

Knit Ferrari

Created

by

British artist 

Lauren Porter.

[via Hurricane Vanessa and what's wrong with the zoo]

HandShoeMouse — 'The only mouse that fits like a glove'

That's what it says.

From €89 .

[via RunningDive]

Google Maps: Favorite Places

"We've identified over 100,000 businesses in the U.S. as 'Favorite Places on Google' based on Google users' interaction with local business listings. Each business is receiving a window decal with a unique QR code that you scan with your phone to read reviews, star the business as your own favorite and more."

"Explore the favorite places of local experts from cities around the world. Find out where they like to go, and why, from their own perspectives."

Yo, GooglePlex joehead(s): I'd love one of those window decals.

Garbage Pin — Wearable Rubbish Bin

Created

by

artist

Ana Cardim.

[via funshop and Weekly Teinou]

Underfull — Pattern recognition tablecloth

Created by Oslo-based Kristine Bjaadal.

[via Gyerekszoba]

54 movies in your pocket

That's what the just-released Kingston DataTraveler 256GB flash drive can hold.

The DT-310 reads data at up to 25MB/second and writes at 12MB/second.

$836.38.

[via Stephen Williams and the New York Times]