Taking product placement to the next level. Puma builds an F1 car tribute out of merchandise including but not limited to t-shirts, flip-flops and backpacks.

Great skit from the Emmy’s pointing out the short-comings of web video and why it’s not quite ready to replace television (for some people).

Geoff Mulgan questions the use of stimulus money to fund doomed industries. Asking the question: “Why not use stimulus funds to bootstrap some new, socially responsible companies — and make the world a little bit better?”

EVOL's Building Series photos via psfk.com

German street artist EVOL has been taking stencil work in another direction. Using Layered stencils to convert objects such as trash cans, electricity boxes, concrete foundations and a multitude of other mediums in to miniature cities.

Check on the Gallery on EVOL’s site: evoltaste.com (use the “prjcts” link on the left side)

24H > architecture via archdaily.com

This beautifuly odd structure titled “Ecological Children Activity and Education Center” by 24H > architecture shows an innovative approach to sustainable design in a third-world setting.

See more photos on archdaily.com‘s write-up

Human nature is an odd thing. I’m not sure we ever grow up. There are a lot of similarities between these children and users. No one likes to wait

Oh, The Temptation from Steve V on Vimeo.

LAVA‘s Masdar Plaza is a stunning solution to the inevitable amalgamation of  sustainability, technology and man kind. The Plaza reborn.

Erika Simmons breathes life into abandoned cassettes, tapes and film reels with her ongoing series “Ghost in the Machine”.

Erick Simmons website: iri5.com
Ghost in the Machine Flickr Stream