Sunday, September 12th, 2010
found this unique flying design on dejapong.com this website had many unique design that goods for your creativity, the flying motorcycle are unique design and i am waiting for someone to realize this idea.
Flying used to be daring, sexy, and a little bit dangerous. Barnstorming across the countryside in a cloth and wood biplane, flying airmail through thunderstorms in an open cabin.. yes those were the days.
We have, for good reason, made flying a lot safer, and in the process, removed the thrill that danger brings.
Because of this, we need planes that look dangerous – planes that make us nervous just watching other people fly them! We need…
The Motorcycle Plane!
Fun:
This plane will be fitted with a 600cc motorcycle engine and be made mainly from carbon fiber or other composites. It would have a 12 ft wingspan, and because it would be classed as an ultralight, you would not need a special license to fly this plane. Straddling this plane will further enhance your connection with it and improve situational awareness.
Weighing in at 680lbs loaded, it would only need a short field to takeoff or land and could be stored in a 2 car garage or shed.
Safety:
The whole point is to make the plane seem daring and dangerous. For safety, a carbon fiber roll cage (not Pictured) would be attached to the fuselage and fit over the back of the rider/pilot. Incorporated into this rollcage would be a parachute capable of bringing the entire craft down safely in event of an emergency. An automatic fire extinguisher will protect the pilot from engine fires.
Pictured below is a shortened version:
So, with an idea this good, chances are, someone has already come up with it right? Well, in this case, very closely, yes.
Behold the Wee Bee:
Naturally, I was crestfallen. All that work and thought and here someone had beat me to it. By a man named Ken Coward no less!
Here is what Aerospaceweb.org had to say about this:
The first plane to be so titled was known as the Wee Bee. The diminutive plane was designed, built, and flown by Ken Coward, William Chana, and Karl Montijo in San Diego, California, during the late 1940s. Just over 14 ft (4.25 m) long and with a wingspan of only 18 ft (5.5 m), the Wee Bee was powered by a 30-hp piston engine and could carry a maximum of 200 lb (90 kg), including the pilot and fuel. Weight was kept to a minimum by having the pilot lay in a prone position atop the fuselage.
Only one example of the unusual Wee Bee was built, making its first flight in 1948. The Wee Bee was later placed on display at the San Diego Aerospace Museum but was lost in a fire that swept through the museum in 1978. A replica has now taken the place of the destroyed original. The creators of the Wee Bee also formed a small company called Bee Aviation, or Beecraft, that went on to build a larger version called the Honey Bee. With a wingspan of 28 ft (9.5 m), the Honey Bee could carry a single pilot in a more comfortable and conventional seated position.
Ahah! Only one was built! so there aren’t a bunch of these flying around out there yet. So there is still hope for the motorcycle plane.
Really though, I suppose that german guy from Flight of the Phoenix had me beat a long time ago:
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Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
in order to overcome global warming, we should have a good plan to make a save house, save house means house that had low consumption on electricity and so many other, check the picture below for green house art sample,
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Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
same as the converse, adidas shoes are a legend, they had a unique and artistic type of shoes especially their superstar shoes, on the picture below you’ll find many artistic adidas shoes with creative custom model.
cool shoes isn’t it? 
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Friday, August 13th, 2010
creative advertisement, and yeah life is too short for the wrong job
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Thursday, August 12th, 2010
gantibaju.com are the largest t-shirt portal in indonesia, the concept are rather similar to threadless.com but gantibaju.com had their own unique local design that many of them are about indonesian cultures. so if you visit or travel to indonesia don’t forget to buy a t-shirt at gantibaju.com. here the design :
on the picture above are gatotkaca, an indonesian local heroes
another version of gatotkaca, gatotkaca vs monster
garuda wisnu kencana t-shirt, garuda wisnu kencana are a huge statue at bali.
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Saturday, July 10th, 2010
i am searching some ninja chibi picture on internet for my avatar picture facebook account but didn’t find any, so i made it my self 
feel free to make this avatar picture for your avatar
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Sunday, April 18th, 2010
this several pictures are sample of indonesian artist, some made by adobe photoshop by indonesian artist. yeay i love indonesia. i found this picture on kaskus, the largest indonesian community.
indonesia keep smile represent that indonesian people are kind person
jakarta in typograph
think globally act locally
lovely indonesia
indonesian batik
my motherland
broken temple
arjuna, archer
keris warrior
struggling spirit
gatotkaca
sang saka merah putih
the voiceless
and that’s all, a wonderful artwork right?
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Wednesday, April 7th, 2010
Many accidents happened on train crossing gate in Indonesia. Cars, motorcycles, even people often cross the railways when the alarm is on and the gate is moving down. It is very dangerous! Instead of putting unusual notice board poster (that people never notice), they installed a giant cleaver shaped poster on the gate to remind people about the dangerous. The copy says, “Don’t be reckless, Stay safe.” People clearly receive a relevant message in an unexpected way and it grabs many attentions. The giant cleaver made drivers stop when the alarm is on as the gate moving down. It has been a breakthrough that Indonesian Railways ever did.
“Don’t be reckless. Stay Safe.”
Advertising Agency: EURO RSCG Adwork, Indonesia
Executive Creative Director: Ndang Sutisna
Art Director: Aditya Agung Prakasa
Copywriter: Aldy Dewandhana
Published: December 2009, at Kalibata Train Station, Jakarta
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Tuesday, March 30th, 2010
When you think of mazes, what comes to your mind? High walls, cul de sacs, and lost way? In the fourth of the Harry Potter series, The Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter finds himself fighting to get out of one of the Triwizard Tournaments, The Enchanted Maze. He gets nearly killed, encountering many dangers enroute. Thankfully, it’s a fantastical tale, and none of us have to remember magical words to come out or deal with Lord Voldemort in real life. But, if we had to do so, then some of the most amazing mazes in the world will go without any favor.
A maze is a tricky business, but it is not impossible misspelled. Built in a garden, it is a very enjoyable and challenging task, and also an eye pleaser when passed overhead. If you have enough landscape, it is not really difficult to build one. Mazes can be made from bushes, hedges, corn stalks, and even flowers.
Mazes are of different varieties. Some are unicursal, which has only one path right up to the center, not much of a challenge there. A branching maze has number of different paths to the center, and offers good chances for you to get lost. And then there is the island maze, which is like a cryptic puzzle, most challenging and hard to solve, but also the most interesting.
One of the best mazes that you can visit is the Longleat Hedge Maze in Wiltshire, England. This maze offers spectacular views from its six wooden bridges and gives you exciting views to the elusive center. Part of the Longleat House, it is a fun maze to lose oneself, but with the surety of seeing the other side. The Dole Plantation Pineapple Garden Maze in Hawaii is my favorite. The Guinness Book of World Records recognizes it to be the largest of the mazes in the world. Located in the island of Oahu, this maze is made of hibiscus, crotons, panax, helicona, and of course pineapple. If you don’t get lost in the maze, we promise that you will surely get lost in the sweet smell of pineapple that wafts in the air.
Tired of playing snakes & ladders on board? Head to Snake Maze in UK. Covering six acres of land, this is surely the largest and longest game of snakes & ladders you can ever play. With the hedges towering over 9 feet high, it challenges everyone to complete the game.
The largest plant maze in the world award should surely go to Reignac-sur-indre maze in France. Built in 1996, every year, flower seeds, like corn and sunflowers, are grown in summer and harvested in autumn, which appear in different forms to complete the maze. Because of the varied hues and shades during autumn, many farms create stunning temporary mazes during this season. The Denton Maze in Nebraska, USA is one of the most outstanding mazes because of its sheer size. In fact it is 10 times bigger than the Dole at Hawaii, but because it is not permanent, it is not a suitable contender. There are questions posted at every corner in the maze; the right answer leads you to the center, whereas the wrong answer takes you in the other direction. It is usually open from September to November. One of the oldest and traditional mazes is the Ashcombe Hedge maze in Victoria, Australia. The circular rose and lavender maze with over 1200 rose bushes and 200 varieties set in 25 acres of land is one of a kind flower maze. The perfumed air and the perfect cut hedges make this challenge a memorable one to all visitors.
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Monday, March 29th, 2010
we find interesting links about logo, the media bistro logo award and it contain many logo to be nominized to be awarded
there are so many logo, if you’re interested to see it just click the lonk bellow, that would inspire you in designing a awesome logo :
http://logoawards.mediabistro.com/all_logos
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