Rainbow Pencils by Duncan Shotton

I explored the Kickstarter Project to see the creative stuff that would like to be realized . and i found this. A fun colorful pencil made by recycled paper . Nice try.

A Transparent Utility Box Painted by Mona Caron

Illustrator and muralist Mona Caron painted a transparent utility box at Church Street in San Francisco. Titled Manifest Station, the utility box has to be viewed in spesific spot to match those of the actual intersection.

A Fun Modular Pen Made of Powerful Neodymium Magnets

 

Polar is a modular pen and stylus made of 12 neodymium magnets that can be disassembled for all kinds functional purposes. See more about this fun tools in Kickstarter.

Slow Motion Photographs of Fireworks by Nick Pacione

 

Photographer Nick Pacione captured the amazing firewoks in slow motion. He used a special rack focus technique to create amazing abstraction effect of fireworks. See more from Explosions in the Sky.

Colorful Locomotive Covered by Olek

Textile artist Olek has finished to cover entire four car locomotive in crocheted technicolor camo in Lodz, Poland. (via colossal)

Illusion Sculpture : Incredibly Lifelike Objects Carved from Wood by Tom Eckert

Arizona-based artist Tom Eckert creates incredibly lifelike sculptures out of little more than wood, paint and patience. Working primarily with basswood, linden and limewood that is then coated with fine layers of lacquer paint, the artist can create realistic wrinkles in fabric or reflections that are almost impossible to discern from the real thing. (via twisted sifter)

Things Come Apart by Todd McLellan

If you are wondering how things work, you may probably disassemble it. In a book of Things Come Apart, McLellan exposes the inner working of 50 objects and 21,959 individual components. you can order it now on Amazon and Thames & Hudson. All images copyright Todd McLellan courtesy of the publisher. (via Colossal)

Tiny Mechanical Steampunk Insects by Gershenson-Gates

Chicago-based artist Justin Gershenson-Gates created tiny mechanical steampunk insects by carefully soldering parts of watch. If you are interested in, all of these are available for sale, see more detail on a mechanical mind. [via mymodernart]

Unique Visual Effect Using Mirror to Help You be a Spiderman by Leandro Erlich

Argentine artist Leandro Erlich was commissioned by the Barbican in London to create an installation to show unique visual effect. There is a wall of giant mirrors propped against a huge horizontal print of a Victorian terraced house. So, the visitors can take photos as if they climbed the wall like spiderman. [via visualnews]

Mesmerizing Inside of Bullet Photographs by Sabine pearlman

Photographer Sabine pearlman took pictures about the object that has been often neglected by us. I’ve just realized, bullet looks beautiful inside. With the project named “Ammo” , a series of portraits featuring bullets cut in half, Pearlman displays the projectiles in a simple format, blank on the background, to help us focus on these objects. See more about pearlman (via junk-culture)