artandsciencejournal:

Cathy Van Hoang of Petit Beast

Cathy Van Hoang has one of the best etsy shops I’ve seen recently. In her shop Petit Beast, she makes jelly fish plants that hang from your ceiling. As Hoang describes her work,

“I think that nature has a real calming effect on all of us. Whether we are in a natural environment or just simply having some plants around the house, nature really makes us all feel good.”

To visit Hoang’s shop, Petit Beast, click here. 

- Lee

shanechabot:

Light Catcher

Nescopeck State Park 2010

Photographed by: me

metalhearts:

crochet playground by Toshiko Horiuchi Macadam

howstuffworks:

HOW FLYING CARS WILL WORK

Sitting amidst a sea of cars in bumper-to-bumper traffic on an endless expresswa­y, have you ever daydreamed about your car taking off and flying over the road? Imagine if you could just flip a switch and unshackle yourself from the asphalt!

In the last century, airplanes and mass-­produced cars have changed the way we live. Cars, which became affordable for the general population, have allowed us to move farther away from cities, and planes have cut travel time to faraway destinations considerably. At the beginning of a new century, we may see the realization of a century-old dream — the merging of cars and planes into roadable aircraft, or flying cars. You’ve probably heard promises about flying cars before, and the technology to make them safe and easy to fly may finally be here.

Read on to take a look back at some of the attempts to build a flying car, and examine some of the flying vehicles that you may be able to park in your garage in the next decade!

Photo courtesy Moller International

This is so cool looking!!