Girl Surprised To Receive 3D-Printed Arm From Designer Who Is Also Missing His Left Arm 

Steven Davies, who is missing an arm, received a free prosthetic from Team Unlimbited e-Nable, and soon became a volunteer for the organization. When Davies learned that there was an 8-year-old-girl from Bristol who also needed prosthetic arm, he saw a chance to pay his good fortune forward: he designed an arm for Isabella, and then drove 200 miles to deliver it to her in person.

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Mental Illnesses Illustrated As Real Monsters By Toby Allen

These pieces of art represent mental illnesses illustrated as Monsters by genius artist Toby Allen.From anxiety to depression to body dismorphic disorder, Toby Allen intended by this artwork particularly to give these intangible mental illnesses some substance and make them appear more manageable as physical entities.

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4:20 avec Dead Obies

2015… Dead Obies doit livrer un nouvel album répondant au succès monstre de Montréal $ud d’ici la fin de l’année. Au rythme d’un épisode par semaine, alors que les aiguilles de l’horloge frappent le 4:20, suivez les mésaventures du groupe en pleine quête d’inspiration. Les six membres de Dead Obies survivront-ils à la pression?

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A Peek Inside the Galleries and a Playlist of Short Films Showing at Banksy’s Dismaland 

Dietrich Wegner / Photo by Christopher Jobson for ColossalThe fun thing about Dismaland is that in addition to pieces by Banksy, you get to immerse yourself in the works of 58 additional artists, and films by 22 directors and animators. It’s impossible to grasp the scope of every last sculp

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Check the cool stuff people have made using 2015 MTV Video Music Awards VMA images and videos. If you want to make cool stuff too, download our images and videos, make your own versions and share with us. Your work could run on MTV screens and billboards.

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The Sad Truth About Today’s World Illustrated By Steve Cutts

Art isn’t all fairytale photoshoots and landscape shots – it can also act as catalyst of change. And Steve Cutts thinks that many things in the world should be different. Work shouldn’t be a grinding, soul-crushing rat race for the almighty dollar. Consumerism shouldn’t hold a vice-like grip on our lives. And social media, well, we need to throw-off the shackles we so eagerly put on ourselves. Wouldn’t life be better then?

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The Artist Turns Useless Hubcaps Into Impressive Looking Sculptures

Most of us get bored when we see old hubcaps jumbling the roadside, but artist Ptolemy Elrington has spent 12 years setting them for the good use. Elrington takes dismissed hubcaps and repurposes them into wonderful animal sculptures. The impressive thing is that he doesn’t try to hide t

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Welcome to Dismaland: A First Look Inside Banksy’s New Art Exhibition Housed Inside a Dystopian Theme Park 

WESTON-SUPER-MARE — Inside the walls of a derelict seaside swimming resort in Weston-super-Mare, UK, mysterious construction over the last month—including a dingy looking Disney-like castle and a gargantuan rainbow-colored pinwheel tangled in plastic—suggested something big was afoot. Suspic

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Y Combinator Gets Hardcore About Hardware

The traditional catered lunch had been replaced with a new buffet: hardware startups. Sandwichbots, teabots, futuristic shower heads, and Internet-connected mattress covers lined the room’s perimeter inside Mountain View’s Computer History Museum.Y Combinator is known for software success stories like Dropbox, Stripe and Zenefits. But now it’s evolving to make the “real world” a *better* place, too. Last season’s batch had just 11 hardware starupts. 2014’s classes had just 8 and 9. This season, 20 of the 102 startups build hardware — a far bigger percentage than ever before. The include a weight scale that generates a virtual reality avatar of you that shows where you’re getting fat, and a full-service cafe on a bike. [Check out our “Top Startups From Demo Day 1,” or writeups of all 50.]Y Combinator president Sam Altman insists that Y Combinator’s investment thesis hasn’t fundamentally changed. “Anything that could be a $10 billion-plus business, we’ll fund.”

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