Peeling back the railing’s paint, the rusted mandible of the cruff mauler slivered the metallic strands of the rotted core. It just so happen she could control it from that distance, but to really gain its trust, the link would need to be severed, the face-to-face risk taken and the shudder of a decade-old memory pulled from the pure recollection of these links. Slawomir Maniak – Ships and beasts, devils and warriors. Maniak builds detailed illustration and concept art that captures the movement and rage of a scene. Gravityless – Director David Olkarny captures b-boy allstar Karimbo in body-breaking feats of contortion and bouncing about. Terrible questions – The art…

While the politics of uploading and sharing gun components for 3D printing is still a murky topic both in design circles and political circles, MakerBot’s Thingiverse has taken it upon themselves to do their part by dropping guns from their 3D print file sharing site.

While it probably should have been at least ‘considered’ by the Kickstarter devs awhile ago, the recently released Kickstarter Status Board is a free Google Chrome App that makes tracking social media, funds raised, and other details on a campaign easier to track.

Getting through airport security is more difficult than ever with close, personal examinations of everything from your footwear to your body. There are some special considerations when you’re taking electronics through security at the airport. If you’re smart and ready when it comes to getting your laptop through security checkpoints, you should have nothing to fear.

In what sounds like a scene out of a Star Trek movie, medical professionals will soon be working in an interface similar to Inventor, Revit, and Maya to design and produce tissue and organs. According to Organovo CEO Keith Murphy, “This could give us the power to recreate human tissues and organs outside of the body, [and to] build blood vessels, you need fairly intricate designs.” Enter Autodesk.

Aiming to solve the problem of kayak transport for city dwellers, architect and product designer Anton Willis and his talented team of branding and mechanical engineer strategists have successfully launched their solution of a foldable kayak that easily carries over the shoulder…making a quick jaunt in the river ridiculously easier than ever before.