Charlotte, North Carolina based artist Karen O’Leary’s Studio K has created this New York City map, in which the cut-outs reveal the “paths, nodes, circles, boulevards, parks and streets” the city that never sleeps. There are  four 3? x 4? paper panels, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and the Bronx, that fit together like panes of window. This piece of art is a one-of-a-kind piece is being sold for $550.00.

[via studiokmo on etsy]

While this isn’t a real product, yet, designer IceBone has created a rendering of  what many are calling the best Rubik’s Cube ever. He said it took approximately 20 hours to render, using 3DStudio Max 6.0 and Mental Ray 3.2.6. Lets hope that some toy engineer somewhere can figure out how to make one in the real world.

[via IceBone]

Looking for a gift that is just a bit different?  HANNSpree has just expanded their line of “unique” televisions with several new plush animals including a giraffe  and a polar bear. Each one with a small television embedded in its side.

[Available soon from HANNSpree]

For the LOST Fan: A Polar Bear

For Mom: A Giraffe

So you’ve added the 1.21 jigawatts to your iPhone and fitted your Delorian with the proper license plate. Now what? You want to change history right, maybe get some fuel for your flying car, but you forgot the basic science, needed. No problem, just make sure you have this handy time travel chart stored in your time machine.

[$19 from Topatoco]