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Essentiality of Beauty
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FWA of the day 27 November 2025:
Essentiality of Beauty
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An immersive experience by L'Oréal inspired by an exceptional book celebrating the fundamental role of beauty in the history of humanity.
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Glyphic Biotechnologies

Glyphic Biotechnologies is developing the first high-throughput proteome sequencing technology that accurately identifies all 20 AAs and PTMs with single-molecule precision.
Lighted Tree Canvas Art

Nostalgia is always at its height this time of year. Did you ever play with toy Lite Brites as a kid? I remember my cousin had a set we would play with. And those retro light up ceramic trees have made a comeback as well, I’m seeing them everywhere. This lighted holiday tree canvas art reminds me of both the Lite Brites and the lighted ceramic trees.
I had the idea of lighting up a canvas art print so that in the evening hours the wintery tree on the canvas looked like it was strung with lights. I created this canvas...
World's Largest Glue-Up?

Furnituremakers among you undoubtedly remember your most difficult glue-up: A countertop, bench or tabletop of unwieldy dimensions. Well, you probably won't complain again, after seeing what these folks are doing. Swiss timber company Huesser Holzleimbau, which specializes in creating glue-lam beams, recently won a contract to manufacture two burly beams for a bridge.
Twenty-eight employees (including people from the office called onto the shop floor to pitch in) worked together on the most massive glue-up I've ever seen:
Once all of the separate glue-ups were put together, the resultant part...
An Architecture Firm's Wishful Solar-Powered Motorcycle Concept

Solar-powered cars require surface area for the panels, and designers have come up with different solutions for this. Clean energy company GoSun envisions a roofrack-mounted unit that unfurls its panels when the vehicle's parked.
Engineer Omid Sadeghpour built a similar system for his Tesla Model Y, using telescoping carbon fiber tubes.
Worksport, an American manufacturer of tonneau covers, has proposed this Solis Solar Tonneau Cover.
Now Italian industrial designer Danilo Petta and Turkish architect Öznur Pinar Cer propose a solution for motorcycles. Petta and Cer's firm, Mask Architects, has released images of this...
Diesel Egg Hunt
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FWA of the day 26 November 2025:
Diesel Egg Hunt
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The Diesel Egg Hunt turned Milan into a gamified runway. A web app guided users through a city-wide hunt of transparent egg installations showcasing the SS26 collection, unlocking content through QR scans and real-time interaction.
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The Monolith Project

Across the stars, a silent monolith awakens. The Monolith Project: Where every touch rewrites reality.
Here's How You Can 3D Print Transparent Objects Out of PETG
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Canadian engineer Tej Grewal is working on a component for his company, Qube Technologies, which monitors oil and gas emissions. The desired end product, a dial, will have a translucent 3D-printed PETG cover through which readings can be viewed. To that end, he's been messing around with the slicer settings for his 3D printer to maximize the part's translucency, and now he's nailed it:
In a nutshell, he advises:
"Reduce all the speeds to 20mm/s."(The slower speed provides a smoother and more uniform extrusion, which is better for clarity.)
"Set the number of wall loops to 1."The Pendragon Cycle
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FWA of the day 25 November 2025:
The Pendragon Cycle
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An immersive fantasy website exploring the world of The Pendragon Cycle, featuring its story, heroes, episodes, maps, and lineages through rich visuals and cinematic design.
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