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Brought to us by Japan-based NAM and AllRightsReserved, is this stunning photo series of falling chocolate. Created to help promote Chocolate Trail 2012, the photos use no digital manipulation to create the falling effect, and proudly shows off their strings. And the making-of video is kinda awesome.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Brought to us via an ad for Burger King Netherlands, Hamburger Eyeshadow is certainly a look — if you’re going for a fast food/Bowie thing. But a question for the ladies in the audience… Is this more of a daytime look, or are these nighttime eyes?
[via Buzzfeed]
If you need to open a beer, and one hand is in your pocket or giving a high five — the Kebo One-Handed Bottle Opener is here to assist. Designed by Rush3, the Kebo is cast of stainless steel and polished to a mirror finish. Now everything is fine, fine… fine.
Created for French culinary magazine Fricote, artist Emilie de Griottes created tarts in the form of Pantone color swatches. Arranged on a tart base, colorful foodstuffs match the color of its respective Pantone number. Now your dessert can finally match the drapes.
[link, via designboom]
Designed to look like the knob on a safe, the Safe Kitchen Timer will stick to any magnetic surface in your kitchen. Feel like a sleuth every time you cook or bake, and make the contents of your refrigerator appear a lot more important.
[link, via The Awesomer]
The sight of a pizza box gets everyone excited. And when amongst friends, there’s certainly no time to go searching for a plate. Brought to us by designers Yu Kyung Ha, Won Min Jung, and Kwon Young Hee — the Paper Dish concept has built-in and tabbed plates for each slice, to help get that pizza in your pie hole ASAP.
[via GeekAlerts]
