Eat your [jelly] fish

Ooooooooarrrrrrrrrrghhaaaaaaahhhhh!!!

Perhaps the most frightening thing about this image [apart from the fact that it's real and wasn't created by the art department who worked on Alien vs. Predator] is that this jellyfish - known as the Turritopsis Nutricula - is completely and utterly immortal.

Says The Telegraph, "The Turritopsis Nutricula is able to revert back to a juvenile form once it mates after becoming sexually mature."

Oh. And,

According to Dr Maria Miglietta's interview with the Telegraph: "We are looking at a worldwide silent invasion."

Yep.

Couldn't we be taken over by something more cute?


Read The Telegraph article here.

Eye-Pod

Ever been looking at the lamp in your living room and wishing it could transform into a speaker?
No?
Oh.

Then this blog isn't for you.




Castiglione Morelli Design along with Tommaso Ceschi won an honorable mention in the Sound Innovation Competition for their bulb sound kit. Unscrew the bulb, pick your favorite tunes on your iPod and listen in bliss as they transmit across your living room.

We want.

For more on the bulb sound kit, click here.
For more on the Sound Innovation Competition, click here.

Muse - Monday, January 12th

TODAY IS MONDAY, JANUARY 12th 2009.
WELCOME TO thINK!



Next time when you watch the clouds, leave the giraffes and bears to the kiddiewinks and try to find some letters instead*.
*Note: This works well if you live in Europe, down a windy road or in a model village.
To see all of Lisa Rienermann's Type The Sky project, click here.

Image from slanted.de



Sometimes the greatest lesson in life is to learn that things aren't really what they seem. And sometimes the greatest lesson in packaging is transforming what we think we see into something of another function entirely.

Behold The Are What They Aren'ts -

Not a Box:

Image from Lovely Package®. For full article, click here.


Or how about I Am Not a Paper Cup:

For more details, click here.


HAPPY MONDAY TO YOU WITH LOVE FROM TATTOO.