Aussie designer John Leung, the mind behind most of the concepts we’ve seen from Melbourne architects Clarke Hopkins Clarke, has come up with one final design ebefore going out on his own. The Deception of Reflection mirror uses a honeycomb structure in the frame to make it seem like the frame is a different colour in its reflection.
Whoa. While you can’t actually buy this i3DG peripheral for your iPhone yet, I’m already imagining playing 3D games created especially for it. You can kiss the 3DS buh-bye.
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Because everything must come with an operating system now: the Cybertecture Mirror, bathroom glass that shows the weather, your weight and comes packed with apps aplenty. And it’s not a concept! It’s just very, very expensive. Reflect on that.
It’s so simple; all you need is a mirror, some blue paint and a love for Valve’s masterpiece in virtual teleportation.
This LA street performer, Mirror Man, has just succeeded where dozens of scientists have failed. Take that, Harry Potter! [Kuriositas via Toxel]
Vampires don’t have reflections, so how would they get a sexy clean shave? This guy has the answer – if you assume that bloodsuckers actually show up on video. [There I Fixed It]
