I love this clever idea. Taking notes can be super delicious, by using the Sliced Bread Notebook. It is a 12 slices/notebook set which has been packaged for convenience.

When you see the Million Dollar Home Page, you might think that why didn’t I come up with this idea first. The idea was awesomely simple. Alex made a webpage and sold advertising space by the pixel. But now you can own a Million Dollar Homepage Poster displaying all pixels, and it might just trigger off a genius idea of your own.

Just dig a hole and sit back with these ‘el compadre’ chairs designed by mexico based studio omlette for the beach.  [Via]

Canali modular faucet from Neve is an ingenious idea. The design put the two hollow tubes together into one bathroom accessory. The spout of the faucet is extended along the wall to form a towel rack. The pipe is modular, so you can mix and match pieces to create it in any shape you want to fit the design of your bathroom.  [Via]

These pixel jewels were created by Mike and Maaike, who google searched for the most famous jewelry in the world, and then adjusted low res images further into even more low res images represented in leather. The result is stunning, and arguably much, much preferable to their original, heavy counterparts.  [Via]

From 8 May I will make a short trip, 7 days of relaxation after 5 years of no vacantion. I hope my readers will excuse, Thanks! – Jonathan

Support Clip Stand iClooly(€24.95) for iPhone 3G now is available at MaxiMobileShop. It’s erfect for watching a movie on the plane or train and can easily slip into a pocket.
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Ad for Pepsi Kick.  [Via]

Brand: Pepsi Kick
Agency: BBDO Mexico
Executive Creative Director: Hector Fernandez
Creative Director: Antonio Alvarez/Ariel Soto
Art Director: EDGAR RIOS
Copywriter: Irene Preciado

Celebrate with this Beer Shampoo. Just add about 40-degree water in the bottle and cover with your thumb and shake the bottle. When you release your thumb, the cleaning foam will spray out. funny!

British art student Sara Watson has created an invisible car as part of her art course at the University of Central Lancashire. Very cool! Not with magic o Photoshop, but with a technique that she was more familliar with painting. Sara Watson parked a battered Skoda Fabia car outside her art studio and painted it. So from just the right angle, it looks invisible.  [Via]