Category Archives: Creativity

Playful Google Headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland

OMG! I want to work at Google, when I see this. Such playful headquarters!

It’s no surprise that studies indicate worker’s productivity is in direct correlation to how comfortable they feel while in a working environment. Tech companies have known this for quite some time. That’s why they’ve created some of the most enthralling work spaces on the planet.

Internet search giant Google features several different incredible headquarters around the world. These photos are from the Google office in Zurich, Switzerland – where a friend of mine is actually working, that lucky bastard ;) The office span 12,000 square meters, and was designed by the creative team at Camenzind Evolution.

I’ve always dreamed about working in a place with an indoor slide! Oh, and a basketball court.

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Boat Dress by Jacqueline Bradley

This boat dress is by Jacqueline Bradley.

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The Transformation Of A Gyaru

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Cute Star Wars Toddler Twins

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The Best Rejection Letter Ever

No matter if this is real or fake, it’s funny!

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Sesame Street: OK Go – Three Primary Colors

OK Go has collaborated with Sesame Street on Three Primary Colors, a fun stop-motion music video that shows kids the basics of color-mixing. The video was conceived and directed by Al Jarnow. “a pioneer stop-motion animator, who made numerous classic educational and experimental short films in the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s for Sesame Street, Electric Company, 3-2-1 Contact, and other shows.”

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Flying People in New York City

Three human shaped RC planes were flown around New York City to create the illusion of people flying. Very cool! It’s a stunt created for The Chronicle.

The music track is Unstoppable 2 by Tom Quick.

Thanks to @aleqz for this find!

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Lego Man in Space

I love when students does something extraordinary! Toronto high school students Mathew Ho and Asad Muhammad tethered a LEGO figurine to a weather balloon and sent it 80,000 feet above the Earth with their homebuilt camera.

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When Harry Met Sally Faked Orgasm Scene Remixed Using Film Clips

You must have seen the famous scene from When Harry Met Sally, where Meg Ryan fakes an orgasm in a café. Well, this is it – remixed with other film clips, created by Dutch Matthijs Vlot.

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Ping-Pong Table by Gabriel Orozco

Cool ping-pong table by Gabriel Orozco.

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Life-Sized Stormtrooper Cake

Amanda Oakleaf Cakes were commissioned by the Arisia Sci-Fi Convention in Boston to make 6 foot 4 inches tall replica of a Stormtrooper. The Star Wars action-figure cake ended up weighing 300lb, and it was served to 600 attendees at the event.

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Shaker – Where Things Happen

The Shaker app is quite interesting. It’s still in Private Beta. And this video is starting to get old. But the idea is cool.

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Rules of a Creator’s Life

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Google: Search, Plus Your World

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Figurative Sand Sculptures by Carl Jara

Cleveland-based sand sculptor and woodworker Carl Jara, has created these incredible sand sculptures. He says, his intention is to sculpt things with sand you would never expect to see at a sand castle competition. His work is so accomplished you almost forget the medium you’re looking at, the pieces appearing as if carved from marble or wood.

Jara began working with sand in high school when a desperate art teacher, afraid Carl’s insatiable hunger for art might lead him to re-take the available art classes a third time, connected him with sand sculptor Tom Morrison. Once in college he studied fine arts, mainly illustration and graphic design, but when it came time for his degree show at Meyers School of Art in Akron, he realized he possessed neither the desire nor talent to become a designer, and decided to focus his efforts on a 15-foot sand sculpture. The response was overwhelming and landed Jara on the evening news and served as the formal launching point of his career that now includes nine World Championship medals. You can see much more of his work here.

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