via projectdome:

The Chef Sleeve keeps your iPad safe in the kitchen. This is so smart. I have recently started to store (and seek) my recipes digitally - it is so much more convenient and accessible. The Chef Sleeve is perfect to protect your iPad from spills, splatters, and smears (which always end up in my cookbooks or magazines).

$19.99 for a package of 25 sleeves.

According to the kitchn, [t]he Chef Sleeve is essentially a large plastic envelope with a resealable flap. It fits snugly around the iPad, and the plastic is resistant to water, grease, and powdery ingredients like flour and confection sugar. But it leaves the screen still completely touch-sensitive. It can be recycled after heavy use or wiped clean and used again. The box can even be used as a stand to hold the iPad upright.

Read more of the kitchn’s review here. 

Using Google Art Project, you can peruse through the collections housed by seventeen renowned art museums; with it’s incredible zoom function, view artwork at incredibly high levels of detail.

It’s a really well done site, beautiful. And pretty incredible to have all that artwork online. This is a great example of the internet.

via: designboom

Murmur Study is an interactive installation that uses 30 thermal printers to print off status updates from twitter that contain variations on common emotional utterances like argh, meh or grrr. The idea for this project is a response to the fleeting thoughts that are accumulated, archived and digitally-indexed online on sites like facebook and twitter. 

via: designboom

3D printing technology by the Imagineering Department at the Dutch rapid prototyping company Freedom of Creations (FOC).

via: designboom