Cooper Griggs

With hundreds of mom and pop shops in the New York area, it's been upwards of a decade since I've stepped foot in a Pizza Hut. But the fast food giant's latest dining concept may just have me reconsidering that self-imposed chain pizzeria embargo....

I’m sorry sir

I just need the ability to function on planet earth 

While at the NYC 3D Printshow we took a close look at an incredible 3D print that you could print yourself at home. 

It’s the In Bloom Dress by XYZ Workshop, a “fully 100% 3D Printed piece that was not only wearable but had qualities of movement within it.”

The dress is composed of 106 separately 3D printed panels that are linked together. It’s printed with Ultimaker’s PLA Flex that permits some wearer flexibility beyond the linkages between panels. 

Here’s the really interesting part: all pieces were produced on an Ultimaker personal 3D printer. Statistically, the 106 panels took some 265 hours and 15 mins to produce, using just under 1kg of material. In other words, this could be made for as little as USD$60!

We believe this is a breakthrough. Most previous large 3D printed fashion elements involved production on expensive commercial 3D printers, sometimes costing literally tens of thousands of dollars per outfit. Now, it appears you can attempt the same thing on your home 3D printer. 

If only you had the 3D model. 

But you might. According to XYZ Workshop: 

We are currently working with Ultimaker to make the digital files of our dress available to the public, to encourage more “makers” to play and push the boundaries of personal 3D Printing and 3D fashion.

Right on! 

Via XYZ Workshop

Off-white business cards with Silian Grail lettering are so passé -- these days, it's all about creativity. This GameBoy look-alike, for instance, demonstrates its creator's skills in one fell swoop: it doesn't just display résumé, it's also a...

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Iris Van Herpen FW14

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"Moments ago, the Washington, D.C. City Council voted to decriminalize marijuana possession! The bill, which goes into effect this summer, replaces criminal penalties of up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine with a civil penalty (similar to a parking ticket) of $25 for possession of up to an ounce of marijuana. It also decriminalizes marijuana paraphernalia. This means that, outside of Washington and Colorado, marijuana penalties are now less punitive in our nation’s capital than anywhere else in the country!" - Dan Riffle, Director of Federal Policies for the Marijuana Policy Project

psyducked:

this bird knows pure bliss that I could only dream of knowing

“He takes a while to warm up to people.”

In this video, BuzzFeed demonstrates how creepy it would be if you did some of the things that cats do in real life. It’s just not socially acceptable to ask someone to rub your belly, run and hide when being introduced to a new person, and to knock breakable objects off of a coworker’s desk.

music by Kevin MacLeod – “Ranz des Vaches”

image via BuzzFeed

via http://www.fontanel.nl/inspiration/balloon-animals/

"Monday afternoon, Robert Duncan will report to Mendota Federal Prison in Fresno, Calif., to begin a two-year prison sentence. His crime? Working for a medical marijuana business that was legal under California state law. Not owning it; not profiting from illegal sales. Merely for being employed by the business." - Hit & Run Blog

Crow Bars
#crow #bird #bars #window #dirty #sunset #marvista #losangeles #california (at Mar Vista, CA)

Flying in the Clouds
#crow #flight #clouds #sky #sunset #marvista #losangeles #california (at Mar Vista)

Another Amazing Sunset
#sky #sunset #clouds #marvista #losangeles #california #beautiful #cloudporn (at Mar Vista)

via http://www.reddit.com/r/woahdude/

“It seems to be one of the paradoxes of creativity that in order to think originally, we must familiarize ourselves with the ideas of others.”

- George Kneller via offscreen magazine (via viktorbezic)