Dirty and messy autumn

Banana Republic's current window, Fall 13-14, is quite dirty and untidy. Dry leaves are just laid out in the window as if the wind blew them inside the window and created a havoc. Even the mannequins aren't dressed properly, a handbag is on the floor (must have slipped because of unproper window dressing). That's why guys, it's very important to hire a good VM team.

Progress in the retail world: Hointer

If you are someone who does not enjoy shopping and going through all the hassle, then Hointer store in Seattle is the place for you. There are no queues, no searching for your size and no piles and piles of products displayed. This store is clean, simple and is technology friendly. You just need to download their app and shop by scanning the products' QR code. If you want to try them on, just scan the code and click 'try on' and right they are, in the changing room. Want to know more, check out this video below and leave your comments!

LED light display in Belgium

Amazing LED light cathedral that was created for the 2012 Light Festival in Ghent, Belgium included 55,000 LED lights and was constructed of wood. The 92 ft. structure used only 20 kWh of energy.
I think it looks mind-blowing and attracts people like flies attracted to light!

FOR REAL: music video

Amazing music video made by director André Gasper for Portuguese artist Orlando Santos! See it here.

Amazing typography video

This lyric-music video was made for the song 'Dream' by the french band Husbands, in which there aren't any musicians or exotic locations or any story but simply a variety of typefaces. It's a creation of Cauboyz, a duo of french designers and they have done an amazing job. The interesting part is that at first you feel it's a computer generated video but the end reveals that you are actually looking at a real, physical wall instead of rendered fonts. You can also watch the making of this video here that shows how precisely everything was arranged and illuminated in sync with the song. Amazing right!

Underground passage memorial in Wroclaw, poland

Hand drawn floor plans of popular tv show apartments and houses

Hand-drawn detailed series of floor plans of tv show apartments and houses by Spain based interior designer Inaki Aliste Lizarralde.

Waves of wood and glass by Mario Ceroli

288 clocks!

Check out this amazing installation by HumansSince 1982 where they have used 288 analogue clocks which are programmed via iPad to create swirling visuals, a digital clock face and lettering. Through this installation, the artist shows how the normal clock, whose function is just to show time, can be used for so much more than that! The video below is just a prototype which was released earlier to give an idea about the actual installation but you can watch the real installation video here.

Colourful planets or Soap bubbles!

No, these are not new discovered planet pictures. Actually they are just soap bubbles photographed by extremely talented Jason Tozer. The more patterned surfaces are manipulated with the help of a straw to create various swirls and textures that might as well be the surfaces of Jupiter and Neptune. All of these colors and details are 100% genuine as Tozer hardly relies on photo editing and correction. You can check out his other work at his website.

  

Smart street art

Pixelated Mario, Pikachu and Pacman take over toronto in this clever street art created by artist Auden Glynn. More of his work can be seen at Pizza and Pixels.

Moving mannequins!

300 movies in 7 minutes!

For the breakdown list of the movies is here.

"Paperman"

Tissue roll installation

Stone forests!

Ever seen stoney, pointy, skin ripping forests? Well, if you want to then maybe visit the limestone towers in Tsingy de Bemaraha national park and reserve in western Madagascar but beware, you slip and you get impaled. This unique area has been explored by only a few and thus, most of it is unknown to humans. These forests are named Tsingy, meaning 'where one cannot walk barefoot'. Dragonflies and spiny, drought-tolerant Pachypodium plants thrive here. Well, how much ever you travel and feel you have seen a lot but some places are just mysterious and intriguing.

World's first hand-woven car

Artisan Ojo Obaniyi, a 40 year old man, made this car in his workshop in Ibadan in Southwest Nigeria. This car works like any other car and uses fuel as well. The fibre that is used to make this car is also used to make mats, baskets and other useful products by nigerians.

Dynamic finger paintings by Iris Scott

Amazing right!