Coconut shell bowls
These amazing coconut shell bowls are from Bambu, a company that makes contemporary products using eco-friendly and renewable materials. [via]
US Dollar design concept
Here is an interesting and easy-to-use US dollar design concept for the US Dollar ReDe$ign Project. This is created by a graphic design firm Dowling Duncan.
According to the firm, the reason for the vertical format is that “When we researched how notes are used we realized people tend to handle and deal with money [...]
A guide to following people on Twitter
Above is an useful flowchart on how to evaluate new people on Twitter. This is the creation of John Antonios, a Cairo, Egypt based marketing consultant. Click here for a larger image. [via]
Periscope camera
Designed by Israel based designer Yaniv Berg, this new camera design concept allows photographers to more easily “shoot from the hip.”
The DSLR camera is designed in the shape of a periscope, shifting the shooting center of gravity from eye level, down to the waist. This angle is known to help capture more intimate and [...]
The illustrated guide to a Ph.D
The illustrated guide to Ph.D is an interesting explanation of what Ph.D is by Matt Might, Assistant Professor at the School of Computing University in Utah.
I think this illustration is applicable to knowledge in general. [via]
Jar Tiles
Created by Design Glut, Jar tiles are ceramic tiles with a little storage.
Perfect for little things that you want to hide away. The half-jar appears to merge into your wall, making for a completely surreal effect. Tile several together to create a beautiful storage system.
This 6″ x 6″ x 3″ deep tiles are [...]
Five viral rules
Following is a Techcrunch video on Jonah Peretti, CEO of Buzzfeed giving his five rules for making things go viral.
Do check out the detailed slides below.
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Startup funding demographics
Following is an interesting info graphic report about the demography of the US entrepreneurs that received funding for their startups.
This info graphic is created by Mashable based on the Venture Capital Human Capital Report published by the corporate information and research firm, CB Insights. This report examines the age, race, gender and education [...]
Walking the Amazon
Ed Stafford, a former British Army captain has just become the first man to walk the length of the Amazon river in South America from the source to the sea. He started on 2nd April 2008 and finished on 9th August 2010, after 859 days of walking. What an amazing feat. Congratulations!
Ed started the expedition [...]
