0 McDonald's FRENCH FRY Gloves by Moroch

If you must wear gloves why not wear some french fry-looking ones?!

Great out-of-the-box idea for McDonald's from the Dallas-based ad agency ‘Moroch’. These fry gloves are a pair of knitted gloves that'll turn your cold hands into some warm looking french fries.

The marketing gimmick was done at a Green Bay Packers home game, where thousands of lucky fans were able to get their hands (no pun intended) on some french fry gloves. 

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0 Simon Beck's SNOWSHOE Art

British Artist Simon Beck creates snow art by walking back-and-forth for miles in snowshoes, creating in the process some of the most astonishing large-scale designs in the snow, like a 300-foot-high image of a wolf howling at the moon.

Simon Beck’s snow art at Lake Louise, Alberta. Credit: Chris Moseley/Lake Louise Ski Resort

It all started ten years ago when he purchased an apartment at a ski resort and as he explained in an interview with radio personality and host of Public Radio International’s The World, Marco Werman:

0 INSECT-LIKE Lamps By U-Ram Choe

To have a beautifully sculptured lamp is one thing but to have one embedded with CPUs, motors and LEDs and looking like some sort of an insect, well that’s just plain awesome.

Silver Insecta Lamp, 2013. Metallic material, machinery, electronic device (cpu board, motor, led), resin, magnet. 16 1/2 × 9 1/10 × 14 3/5 in. Courtesy of the artist and GALLERY HYUNDAI. 

0 Custom-Blown OREGON PINT Glass Features a 3D Model of Mt. Hood Rising From Inside the Base

The Oregon Pint, an American-made custom-blown 16 oz. pint glass from North Drinkware is a result of combining both modern technology with the old world craft of blowing glass to produce a beautiful, unique and relevant new product.

0 "Middle Fork" - The GIANT SCULPTURAL TREE CAST From A 140-year-old Hemlock Tree by John Grade

“Middle Fork”, is the newest sculpture by local Seattle artist John Grade, known for creating large-scale sculptures in unusual ubran areas, and is also the first exhibit at the new MadArt Space in Seattle.

Of course, a sculpture on such a huge scale also requires huge help. Countless volunteers aided in making this enormous scale mold of a 140-year-old tree a reality.

All photos © John Grade

0 The Animated SUPERCELL THUNDERSTORM PHOTOS by Mike Hollingshead

Animated cinemagraphs of any kind are always awesome so coming across these animated supercell thunderstorm photos by weather photographer Mike Hollingshead was a delight! He has turned to Photoshop to create his already amazing images into something even more dramatic.

These animated photos though, according to Hollingshead, aren’t created like more traditional cinemagraphs, where moving elements from a video are isolated and the rest of the image is masked out. Instead, he uses only a static image and creates the animation from thin air. Amazing!