German artist Gesine Marwedel makes amazing body art. You barely can notice the human behind the flamingo here. Check out more works of her after the jump.

Get your whistle out, put on a reflecting jacket, click in the LED earrings and off you go directing traffic to harsh rave music! You can get the rings for 27 bucks but it’s priceless if you already have the LED sneekers. (link)

If you visit the country of Europe, you want to have something to remember about it. Eiffel Tower scissors are a good choice. (author unknown(

Indian designer Kapil Bhagat created a series of minimalist posters for India’s Science day. He takes names of famous scientists and gets them effected by the law the scientist discovered. Gravity pulled the O from Newton. The rest of the series is here.

The spring is everlasting with the Butterfly Tea Bag by Yena Lee. (link)

Travellers that come from the far Holland tell stories that the national dish is made of tulips. So it was natural for Dutch designer Marco Manders to think of a tulip chair for your park or mall or classroom. (link)

This existentialist picture “Passenger” was made by Iranian photographer Hossein Zare. This is what you get when the morality police stares at you for a long time. You can find more of his work here.

Don’t judge the chair by its appearance, it can be very beautiful inside. (via)

Minimalistic concrete benches in Riva promenade of the scenic Croatian city of Split. Made by 3LHD Architects in 2007.

Bath a girl with this cup by Esther Horchner. And check out 14 more creative cups here.