Ritot is a new kind of wristwatch that looks like a bracelet and with a flick of the wrist projects the time on the wearer’s hand. Ritot uses a smart device application that allows the wearer to set notifications to be projected including incoming calls, texts, emails, social media, events, weather and others.
If you ever find yourself traversing the misty jungles of Colombia, you might come across a strange structure near the Tequendama Falls in San Antonio del Tequendama. The old mansion that calls the surrounding...
John Holcrofts style is based on the 50’s advertisements and “bad print” characteristic texture that completes the effect. Nonetheless, the content of these illustrations is anything but old-fashioned – social issues and people’s behavior are drawn in a satiric way. Our dependence on technology, society’s greed or devaluation of workers are some of the issues Holcroft likes to show.
Common sense tells us that it’s not really possible to predict the future in any way, shape or form. Despite of that politicians and even scientists, every once in a while scare us with a new apocalypse. Here are a few that seem silly in retrospect, but were kind of a huge deal at the time.
Gaiola Island is one of the minor islands of Naples, Italy; it is offshore of Posillipo. Naples’s population has considered Gaiola a “cursed island”, which with its beauty hides a “restless fate”. The reputation came about because of the frequent premature death of its owners.
