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Photo of a sign by Artist General taken by Andrew Mager in San Francisco.

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Mmmm, geekiness. “Created by Sam Potts from the The New York Times. Click the image for a large version.” [via Epic-Fu]

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Marilia Destot’s photography series, ”Portrait of a lonely girl in New York, fall 2006” has an everyday simplicity with a touch of the abstract. {Image copyright Marilia Destot

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A bag made from “recycled (PVC) canvas from banners. Designed for going to the beach or making a small purchase. It can be hung on the shoulder or carried in the hand.”

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Damien Weighill, an illustrator from London, would like to draw your face. From the site: “Real people don’t read your blog. A fact that I wasn’t made aware of when I signed up for these things; It now seems so obvious. If you are reading this and you do happen to be a real person then why not send me a photo (one which includes your real face) and I will draw a picture of you and post it here to serve as everlasting proof that sometimes facts are wrong.” I’m looking for a photo to send him now!

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Show your love of oranges with this orange slice necklace made by VentoNaPraia. It’s rubber but has a surprisingly realistic texture and orange-like juiciness. If kiwis are more your style, she’s got a kiwi necklace too!

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"A robot developed at the University of Pennsylvania is made of modules that can recognize each other.” When kicked apart, the robot reassembles. [via JasonCalacanis at Twitter]

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Help Remedies creates soothing package designs for medication. From Creative Review: “Their packets of pills and plasters not only look great but are also made of 100% recycled paper pulp. And at $6 for 12 headache pills (or 8 plasters), that’s not much more than most of the more well-known brands, so these are no vanity purchase. Plus you’ll get to look just that little bit cooler when you’re ill.” Also be sure to check out the ”help, I’m bored” page.

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This is a brilliant combination of pixel art and street art.  The photo was taken by Annamarie on 9th Street west of 2nd Avenue in New York City. If you have information about the artist, please tell us in the comments.

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Ahhh, font bots by INVDR. [via jamesjyu at twitter]

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