Caner Dreams

i love this giant chair by steam bending ninjas, sixixis.photo from treehugger. The hugeness is so playful it seems like tons of fun just sitting in it.

then again maybe that's for the better.

Great essay from Lynn Becker on the state of modulat housing. Although, a little depressing because as I have suspected, she says most of the new modular housing is best suited for those with money, not as a affordable housing. Why is it so hard? All I want is this.

Jaren Goh's Atari coffee table totally looks the Qotile shield.

Here is Brandon Norsted's amazing felt creations.

Fantastic!

This is Lichtfaktor's film "Star Wars vs Star Trek" done for skymovies. Lichtfaktor is from Germany started out as VJs and moved on to light graffiti. Light graffiti has been all over the place these days thanks to the latest Sprint commercial, you can also watching the 'making of' commercial. Done by Ad agency Goodby, Siverstein and Partners who were also responsible for that HP campaign with the all the wacky frames.

Nobody seems to know what this thing does besides look cool and bust some badass disco moves. Sony release this thing now!
BTW, the song is Skitzo Dancer (Justice Remix) by Scenario Rock in case you were wondering. But from what I have listened to this is as good as they get and most of that is the Justice touch.

Sometimes I forget to post things and then they will come back around throught some different channel and I say to myself, "This should've been on Canrdreams." This is the youtube video that started it all, Keepon the robot dancing to Spoon's "I tunr my camera on". Not on;y setting the internet ablaze with it's crazy cuteness it also caught the attention of Spoon, who used Keepon and developer Hideki Kozima in their video "Dont't you evah" [which if it isn't obvious is sponsored by WIRED].

Keepon isn't all cuteness and smooth dance moves. It's developement platform for child social development and communication. If you want to learn the nerdier side of Keepon you can find more at the Infanoid Project