Tech For Life
Eco – Twinkle Light
Kenan Wang has designed a concept called Eco – Twinkle Light which is the mixture of the pencil sharpener and crank up battery. By sharpening a pencil or rotating the handle you will get the power recharged, hit the big button at the top and you will get the light on. More pictures after the jump.
[via Yanko Design]
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The EGGS Light
December 14, 2009 - 10:00 pm
Tags: creative, Design, egg, egg shell, eggs, hobby, lamp, light
Posted in Design | No comments
What do you do with eggs? Egg Lights Studio has turned them into lamps. It looks like it’s going to take a lot of time to complete. Check out their facebook page. Check it out after the jump.
[via 1designperday]
Solar Death Ray
October 29, 2009 - 10:16 pm
Tags: army men, invention, kipkay, light, projection tv, ray, sun
Posted in Apple's Products | No comments
Kipkay’s latest invention the Solar Death Ray. It is made from those parts in the old projection TV. Remote control, green army men and a million dollar bill were sacrifice for the test, an iPod as well Better not to try such thing at home but maybe with a fire extinguisher beside you. [...]
LED Bike Wheel Video Display System
July 12, 2009 - 1:32 am
Tags: bicycle, bike, display, Electric, image, led, light, Monkey, monkeylectric, persistence, pov, rgb, spoke, video, vision, wheel, zigbee
Posted in Miscellaneous | No comments
MonkeyLectric have developed a new bike wheel display system for cyclists to show stabilized images and videos on spinning wheels. The system is using the 256 ultra-bright LED’s to display full color moving images. The thing works when bike speeds between 12 to 40 km/h and it is suitable for all weather conditions. The system [...]
Classic Video Games in LEGO
June 30, 2009 - 8:07 pm
Tags: 1980, 1980's, 80, 80s, action, arcade, arkanoid, asteroids, claymation, cycles, frogger, Funny, games, invaders, lego, light, motion, pacman, powerball, space, stop, tron, video, videogame
Posted in Cool vids | 1 comment
That’s awesome. Micahel Hickox has created this stop motion animation clip of classic video games from the 1980’s with Legos. The games includes Frogger, Space Invaders, Pacman, Arkanoid, Tron (Light Cycles) and Asteroids. Check it out after the jump.
[via Neatorama]
Hand Candles
June 10, 2009 - 1:14 am
Tags: candle, light, live long and prosper, middle finger, rockon, vulcan
Posted in Miscellaneous | No comments
Live Long and Prosper (Vulcan)
That looks like a real one, whose hand missing? These hand-shaped candles are handmade. It measures around 10″ t x 7″ w x 4″ d. There are three types to choose from ~ the Vulcan, rock on and the middle finger (nice one) and they have about 3 hours of burn [...]
Ruud Baan Photography
May 14, 2009 - 7:27 pm
Tags: color, color light, colorful, freeze, girl, lighting, model, photo, photograph, photographer, photography, Ruud Baan, sexy girl, shoot, snap, splash, underwater, water
Posted in photography | No comments
Hohoho! Giving a thumb up for Ruud Baan’s photography, check out his creativity in using water and color. I like the one with the purple color water splash.
Check it out after the jump.
[via Flylyf]
Light Guitar Rock by OOgle Flix
May 10, 2009 - 9:36 pm
Tags: art, color, colorful, guitar, instrument, light, light paint, music, photography, Photoshop
Posted in photography | 2 comments
This Light Guitar Rock video uses the Light Paint technique (a photography technique). Each of the frame is a single image colorized using Photoshop. Both song and video were made by OOgle Flix. This is real hard work. Check it out after the jump.
[via CLDFX]
How to Make a Bytelight with RAM Sticks
April 10, 2009 - 11:07 pm
Tags: bytelight, DIY, how-to, lexan, lighting, plexiglass, plywood, project, ram, screws, sheet metal, simms
Posted in DIY | 1 comment
If you have a store of useless RAM sticks, here’s something you can do with it, a high-tech mood light, called The Bytelight. You will need 3 rows of 21, 256K 30 pin SIMMS”, 12″ x 12″ plexiglass or lexan, 1.5-inch thick plywood, sheet metal, a light fixure, sheet metal, and screws. And now, watch [...]
