This website lets you design an 18th century wig, then powder and decorate it. Read the rest
Design an outrageous wig on this interactive website
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This website lets you design an 18th century wig, then powder and decorate it. Read the rest
Slap Kirk is the creation of coder Josh Kowarsky and sound designer Remy Dylan. Read the rest
Today's internet bubble wrap is Koalas to the Max. Mouseover or tap colored circles to make them subdivide into four more colored circles, and keep going until the koala is visible. Then start over!
It was made by Vadim Ogievetsky for Annie Albagli. Read the rest
Judgey is a fun site that lets you rate a book's cover, then see if your rating matches up with its Goodreads rating. Great way to remind yourself of all the bad design in the world! Read the rest
You probably already have all the stuff you need to make this nifty paper cannon that fires at a surprisingly high muzzle velocity. Read the rest
The Slow Mo Guys popped a six-foot water balloon after Dan struggled valiantly to squeeze inside. It's equal parts hilarity and suspense as the inevitable pop gets closer. Read the rest
“Filling up 40 balloons automatically makes for a much faster balloon fight.” Read the rest
Chain reaction artists and domino builders have collaborated to create what they hope will go on record as the largest chain reaction in history. Read the rest
“Dream Recollection Inducer (GIF Format)—To gaze at shortly after waking.” By ZBAGS. Read the rest
This unscientific but fun timed eye test asks viewers to guess which square is a slightly different shade than the others. Prepare for a minute or so of eye-melting challenge! Read the rest
A very talented kite enthusiast at the Huntington Beach Pier had some fun playing tag with a kid. Read the rest
At-Bristol's Live Science Team has a wonderful video series of experiments that can be done with inexpensive materials available at typical hardware, kitchenware, and grocery stores, like turning water into instant ice. Read the rest