In the event that you’ve ever meandered around Tokyo on foot you’ll know that it can some of the time be like a spider web of side roads and back rear ways. It’s one of the things that makes the city so special and in that lies the charm of investigating the megalopolis. Presently, one creator has brought that enchantment to bookshelves by designing back alley bookends.
First of, if you’re not familiar with it, you might ask what’s Aliexpress, by keeping it simple the answer is that it’s a huge online retailer owned by The Alibaba Group.
Its vast inventory gives you an infinite amount of items to chose from and among those items, such as clothing, phone accessories, small electronics and so on, you stumble on odd products like the ones I found and listed here.
If you know of any more products you can buy on Aliexpress that are odd, weird, plain strange and/or worth mentioning you’re welcome to say so in the comments.
Have fun, always.
Are these the eyelashes of the future? I’m not sure about it but, I believe, that wearing these might help you find your car keys in your purse while going home from the bar, in the darkness of the parking-lot.
Anyhow, LED are cool and make things cool so why not, so go to AliExpress.com and grab yourself 1 Pair of LED Eyelashes to party like never before.
Forget Apple Pay or other wireless payments form, this is technology enthusiasts and credit card users’ alternative at your fingertip, literally.
Next time you buy that big 4K Ultra HDTV super good ‘ol LED after seeling your second child the the black market, or when you buy a pack of smokes at your near 7-Eleven, with this cool NFC nail you can do it with a flip of a finger, right in their faces. This is priceless, no wait, it’s just less than five dollars at AliExpress.com.
You decide, to me would be the former. Anyhow, putting aside the frightening look I guess this device does work for the unfortunate souls that suffer from ingrown toe nails.
I would probably get this ingrown nail corrector just for the sake of it, I might find an alternate use for it, who know?!
Any fishing enthusiasts out there? You know someone that loves fishing? Perhaps your husband can’t wait for the weekend to arrive and enjoy some outdoors with a fishing line in his hands?
Stop right here, THIS IS the perfect gift, a nice fish-shaped pair of slippers, hopefully not too slippery.
Who doesn’t want a dead rat as cover on their smartphone? Apparently some people do, I won’t judge, but I gotta say this is a bizarre iPhone cover.
It might well protect your phone from accidental drops unless, your first reaction when you take it out of your purse is to freakout and throw it on the ground in disgust.
This LED lamp is the solution you didn’t know existed to ease up your night journey to the throne, I also bet your wife/girlfriend is gonna be so much happier now that your aim has increased 200%, now you just need to put that seat down.
And last but not least… Actually this is pretty neat, perfect for the goth that’s inside you now that you’re 30 years old, despite what everybody told you back then, it was actually just a phase. Also perfect if you are in medical school and you want to show off something cool beside that stethoscope that you keep wearing outside the faculty.
I hope you liked them as much as I did finding them, more to come, as a closure to this post I’d welcome you to share it, have a nice one.
Imgur user LinesLab wrote this algorithm that transforms photos into cool mosaics.
David Bowie.
Paperboyo, real name Rich McCor, is the British artists that manipulates his surrounding with paper cutouts, silhouettes that add details, often in a humorous way, to the landscapes Rich McCor is visiting.
Beautiful sunsets reflected into the surface of broken mirrors.
Have you ever imagined that old Computer Component Bugs could become a piece of art? Thanks to the ingenuitiy of Julie Alice Chappell it turns into reality
Drawing with light in mid air! That’s what Holovect Industries is developing, the Holovect Volumetric Display, a real 3D projection hologram floating in mid air.
Mike Leavitt, also known as ‘ReMike’, is an artist based in Seattle, Washington. Making and re-making objects is part of his working process that includes painting, sculpture and product design. Leavitt is well-known for his Art Army project, an ongoing series of figuratively representational sculptures that reference the likenesses of various icons including artists, politicians and other culturally significant figures.
Use ordinary things to make your life easier around the house, easy to make and no skills necessary, give this 21 creative life hacks a try.
Ciclotramas, it’s the title given to these spectacular tree-like art installations created by the artist duo Janaina Mello and Daniel Landini. The two Brazilian artists meticulously untwist the ropes, fasten the ends to the surround walls giving the illusion or tree branches filling the volume and often resembling neural network pathways, or some sort of fractal patterns. The intention of the artists is to create, with the“choreography of intertwining lines”, metaphors around organic structures of interrelated and independent parts, encompassing the passage of time. Since 2010 the artworks have gone through 17 different iterations, more can be seen at their website, Mello + Landini.
Istanbul Inception: photographer and digital artist Aydin Büyüktas used images taken with a drone to give the impression of warped Turkish cityscapes.
