Flatpack Bike
Conceived by Amsterdam-based industrial design studio Bleijh, the bicycle is sent to customers in a compact box containing all of the parts and tools they need to build it – less than 50 parts in total. Rather than conceal the DIY nature of the bike, the frame is built primarily from two sides of layered plywood that give the vehicle its name. Since it is made mostly of wood, the bike is more eco-friendly and recyclable once it’s run its course, although it has been designed as a sturdy alternative to traditional models. Finally, owners can feel proud that the device they use to get around each day was built by their own hands.
Posted on Tuesday, May 14th 2013
Miniature Melbourne
Here’s 10-months worth of Melbourne parades and festivals, tilt-shifted to the max.
Posted on Friday, May 10th 2013
Reblogged from SpudMud
Watch and Make: Classic Pesto.
A Day in Rio
A great time-lapse video in Rio De Janeiro
Posted on Sunday, April 21st 2013
Reblogged from SpudMud
Unbelievable Wingsuit Cave Flight
You know when you’re a kid and you try to dive through a hoop in the pool? Well, BASE-jump athlete Alexander Polli pretty much did just that. Except he dove through a jagged opening in the Roca Foradada Mountains. While flying through the air. After jumping out of a helicopter. At 155 mile per hour.
Posted on Thursday, April 18th 2013
Pendulum Waves
The ability for the human brain to pick up patterns never ceases to amaze me.
Posted on Thursday, April 11th 2013
Reblogged from SpudMud
French Taste
About the people and the real life in of southern france. A road trip through rich culture and good wine.
No lavender or standard landscapes here in this clip… just the real flair by Paul Wex :)
Posted on Saturday, April 6th 2013
Big Little World
Paul Wex on another traveling adventure to see his girlfriend in the Seychelles.
Posted on Wednesday, April 3rd 2013
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