This awesome 3D projection-mapped ad for the Toyota Auris Hybrid was made by Glue Isobar. LED, neon and filament lights were used alongside 18K and 10K projectors. Watch the making of here.

London-based street artist Alexander Farto aka Vhils made these amazing layered portraits by painting and etching on walls. Watch Vhils at work here. Check out more of his work on his website.

Be an expert Tier 1 operator with SteelSeries’ Shift keyboard Medal of Honor edition. It has dedicated buttons for commands specific to the game, plus you can customize or record macros on any key.

If you’ve seen the ad, you’ve probably seen how it was made. If you haven’t, go and watch the latter, then watch Barry Pilling’s hilarious dub of the making of the IKEA cat herding commercial.

Serious about your photography? Then check out these camera rigs from Swedish Chameleon, which give you an insane amount of mounting and carrying flexibility, and look awesome too.

West Coast Seattle Boy contains 45 unreleased recordings by the late, great Jimi Hendrix, including alternate versions, all-new songs, demos, live performances and a documentary.

Leffot pares down the wallet into its bare essential. The Fold is nothing but a t-shaped piece of Horween shell cordovan – aka “horse ass leather” – for bills or credit cards.

Sporting a knobby tires and a 21-inch front wheel, the upcoming Tiger 800 XC will takes Triumph off-road, with its 800cc engine cranking out about 135 horses and 60lb/ft of torque.

James-Michael Gregory Harlan has spent at least $3500 and 6000 hours building his wonderful 1/32 scale slot car race track, which he calls the White Lake Formula One Ring. More on his blog.

Betabrand’s Karate Casual pants will make you feel bad ass even when you’re just walking, reading the paper, or just slacking off at home. Each pair even comes with its own black belt.

Meet Marko. He’s an avid collector of VHS players. He made this video to share his collection with the world. Unfortunately, his English isn’t good. So is his choice of music. And his editing skills.

…thanks to the awful costumes their owners make them wear. We’re only disappointed that the book went to press after Halloween Cat’s recent humiliation. Based on the equally funny website.

What would you do if you discovered that you had gotten your hands on a portal that lets you reach inside solid objects? This short film by Phil & Olly gives us their take on that simple premise.

With just 2 months to go before the release of World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, Blizzard took wraps off this early preview of the game’s cinematic intro. Azeroth is burning! (Thanks for the tips, everyone!)

If you haven’t figured out what you’re wearing for Halloween, you might want to check out this guy’s awesome Bumblebee costume. If he shows up at your costume contest, you’re done for.

If you think your 1080p HD camcorder is nice, wait til you get a look at the future of camera technology from Canon, which will someday shoot film-like 4k resolution video at up to 60fps.

This music video from Holy F*ck has everything you want in a video – psychedelic animation, motorcycle crashes, and cats and dogs driving cars. It’s like Chemical Brothers meets Toonces.

These brown suede hi-tops make you look smart and cool at the same time, dressing up a pair of jeans or dressing down your suit. The unusual profile sets them apart from ordinary sneakers.

If you ever wondered how you could move your digits fast enough to play Dick Dale’s Misirlou (aka the Pulp Fiction theme), here’s a clever way to keep those blisters off your fingers.

TeeFury’s tee-of-the-day is perfect for Dexter fans. Designed by Matt Dearden, the t-shirt features Mr. Morgan’s tools of the trade. The only thing missing are the rolls of plastic sheeting.

Photographer Sam O’Hare makes all the attendees at this year’s Coachella festival look really, really tiny, courtesy of the now familiar tilt-shift lens – used to perfect effect in this setting.

Who says that soda cans need to be cylindrical? We love this faceted can concept from designer Dzmitry Samal, which not only look cool, they keep sideways cans from rolling off your desktop.

Adrien Brody finds himself at the bottom of a cliff, injured, a corpse in the back seat, and no memory of who he is or how the car crashed. As he pieces things together, the ugly truth is revealed. Or is it?