Wouldn’t mind something like this.
(via katharynrose)
This is a hypothetic euthanasia machine in the form of a roller coaster, engineered to humanely – with elegance and euphoria – take the life of a human being.
The 3-minute ride involves a long, slow, climb — nearly a third of a mile long — that lifts one up to a height of more than 1,600 feet, followed by a massive fall and seven strategically sized and placed loops. The final descent and series of loops take all of one minute. But the 10g force from the spinning loops at 223 mph in that single minute is lethal.
This is nuts. The creator, Designer/Artist Julijonas Urbonas, tells Discovery he doesn’t see his suicide machine as being about death, but as “an intellectual and artful departure from the world.”
A brief interview I did in Carbonmade’s swanky new Clubhouse, in which I talk about portfolios, points of view, and my loathing of minimal movie posters.

Japanese design firm Nendo has created a smart looking outlet cover dubbed “the socket deer”. The covers antlers make for a handy resting place for your electronic devices.
(Source: admiringdesign)

♥. // Eric Tabone via Behance
Ikea apparently put out a baking book. This is how they styled their ingredients lists. Brilliant. // today and tomorrow
longer thoughts here.