
This LED art cube is no Shanghai Dream Cube, sure, but let's be honest: The smaller cube is slightly more affordable and China would never let you have that building in the first place.
For about $100, the art cube will bathe your desktop with light from 64 LEDs, arranged in a 4x4x4 grid. A variety of pre-programmed patterns will get things started, while the magic mushrooms procured from the bodega down the street will surely do the rest. [ThinkGeek, Via: Technabob], Via: Gizmodo
Sunday, July 25, 2010
LED Cube Colorfully Assimilates Desktops
Monday, April 12, 2010
Thursday, August 21, 2008
World’s Most Colorful Lakes

Environmental Graffiti blog has a really nice round up of some of the world’s most colorful lakes - turquoise and blue lakes, green and yellow lakes, purple and red lakes and so on.
This one above is the Red Lake, a large salt lake in Uyuni, Bolivia (the red color is caused by microscopic organisms living in the water).
Link, Via: Neatorama
Monday, March 31, 2008
The Colorful Art of David C. Miller

The Colorful Art of David C. Miller.
David Christopher Miller's extraordinary palette of colors is at once exotic, yet realistic of the habitat he paints. Miller creates seashore scenes caressed by rays of warm light, underwater scenes of graceful dolphins, and brilliantly colored coral reef fish. Miller's awesome marine collection includes Treasure Reef, Deep Secrets, Rays of the Sea, and his resplendent Eternal Light. LINK






