*These Japanese full-body umbrellas will keep you dry, but may prevent you from making any new friends, ever. [DesignTaxi]*This new start-up promises to deliver you from Saturdays at Ikea and Costco via mobile app. How will we get our Swedish meatball fix? [Wakefield]* Your horoscope, now in GIF form. [The Cut]* We found out the only person in the industry Tyler The Creator trusts is Kanye West. There should be more art world bro-mance movies. [Complex]* 3D Generative Visualizations of Scientific Theories. [Visual News]* More news was released on the Leaders in Software and Art (LISA) conference happening next week. Mostly just really loved the invite art (see below). [CreativeApplications]*Artsy taught us about the modern Japanese design. [Artsy]*You can now brew your coffee via smartphone [DesignBoom]*Anish Kapoor and Arata Isozaki completed an inflatable mobile concert hall that will tour ravaged areas of Japan, and the internet went insane. [Dezeen]*The New York Hall of Science revved up for the launch of their exhibit Empire Drive-In, a large-scale multimedia installation and outdoor theater made of reclaimed and recycled materials. [New York Hall of Science]*Paper Magazine chose their 10 Must-see films to catch at the 51st NY FILM FESTIVAL. Jim Jarmusch made a vampire movie starring Tilda Swinton. [Papermag]*These terrifying photos of bird-formations by artist Richard Barnes look post-apocalyptic. [FaithIsTorment]*Artist David Briggs talked about his minimalist 3D paintings. There's a video and it's pretty cool. [VisualNews]*It's Friday, so relax and unwind with this mesmerizing video of a rotating moon. [Rafaël Rozendaal]Top image courtesy of DesignTaxiThink we missed something awesome that happened in creativity this week? Let us know in the comments.
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