He also dreamt up the cartoon-inspired bouffants in Mars Attacks!
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We dreamt up a brand that was bold, inclusive, friendly, and personable.
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Ahead, we share the coolest cartilage piercings dreamt up every which way.
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Some share designs for homemade ventilators, often machines they've dreamt up themselves.
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Here are some answers cookbook authors have dreamt up through the decades.
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The Corruptour was dreamt up by a group of friends working for NGOs.
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The font was dreamt up for their debut album Apathy and Cheap Thrills.
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On record, it sounded like something that Angelo Badalamenti would have dreamt up.
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I can't wait to see what visionary work Solange has dreamt up for us.
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And all these sausages were covered in bacon combinations you could never have dreamt up.
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The event was not dreamt up by Alibaba, but the e-commerce giant dominates it.
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Apparently, she originally dreamt up the pint-sized pantsuit for her 5-year-old daughter.
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They've all dreamt up epic star-studded music videos we're still very much obsessed with.
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Back in Sacile, Mr Fazioli recently dreamt up a new way of addressing the doubters.
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It's a reimagining of a 1992 series that was originally dreamt up at Sesame Workshops.
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The fourth annual event, dreamt up by the Curly Girl Collective, has already reached "It" status.
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But first, they needed names — which she dreamt up based on streets in her favorite cities.
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Welcome to the fictional world of Idiocracy, dreamt up by filmmakers Mike Judge and Etan Coen.
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After plenty of testing, Ross was able to finally create what she dreamt up in 2008.
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RUSSIA'S PUTIN, ASKED ABOUT IMPEACHMENT VOTE AGAINST DONALD TRUMP, SAYS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST HIM ARE DREAMT UP
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Now they have dreamt up (the idea) of some kind of pressure being exerted on Ukraine.
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Of course, that was partly why Ewumi and his best friend, Tyrell Williams, dreamt up the character.
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The whole event was dreamt up by art director Simon Costin in collaboration with Plein, she noted.
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Lanakila, who goes by Lana, dreamt up the idea of a women's motorcycle retreat five years ago.
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Only humans could have dreamt up the complex technologies that we have come to take for granted.
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Bon & Viv Spiked Seltzer -- Frankly, the sharks might as well eat whoever dreamt up that ad campaign.
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Dreamt up by street theater company La Machine, Kumo has since toured Yokohama, Beijing, Reims, and Calais.
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"We have been so blessed and so lucky," says Dorothea, who dreamt up the unique Soul Kitchen concept.
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Created by California-based pastry shop Crushcakes, the confection was dreamt up with the stars' vision in mind.
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The collection is simply titled "Rihanna" (in case there were any doubts of who dreamt up the sunnies).
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Dutch designer Lotte de Raadt has dreamt up one of the most striking water receptacles you're likely to find.
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Cinema Paradiso is so romantic because it's set in a bygone, idyllic past, dreamt up from the narrator's imagination.
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The whole thing was a cynical marketing ploy, dreamt up by my management company in a boardroom in Zurich.
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Basil is overseeing an efficient, high-tech campaign—dreamt up, he says, while serving time in prison for corruption.
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"I dreamt up a little gadget display ... one that would be more tailored to the individual child," he said.
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Moscow says that idea is a fantasy dreamt up by Ukraine's pro-Western leaders ahead of elections next year.
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But Ray and all of his complicated maneuverings were dreamt up by screenwriter Tarrell Alvin McCraney, who previously wrote Moonlight.
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I'm quite sure there are several other areas that I'm not looking at correctly or haven't been dreamt up yet!
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The calendar with a cult following is an annual tradition first dreamt up by Austria's Ellen Ledermüller-Reiner in 2004.
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"Skincare and makeup go hand in hand and Kylie Skin was something I dreamt up soon after Kylie Cosmetics," Jenner wrote.
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In other ways, however, it's a nightmare hellscape dreamt up by a drunk Salvador Dali after a visit to Jurassic Park.
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The romantic local myth still holds that the next big idea is already being dreamt up in some Silicon Valley garage.
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These shows avoid the "so white" trap by putting people of color in the thick of whatever action their creators dreamt up.
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Have you bought a really nice bedspread with a design from India and assumed it's just something a designer dreamt up somewhere?
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Russia denied what its Foreign Ministry spokeswoman called a "diabolical perfume cocktail" of allegations dreamt up by someone with a "rich imagination".
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These might sound ridiculous, and that's because they're fake beauty treatments dreamt up for an eye-catching photo series called Spa Days.
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Disney dreamt up Fantasyland, pictured in the 1960s, as a fairy tale town inspired by Sleeping Beauty's castle in the animated movie.
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The wider political context And let's not be naive: The laws Germany is proposing are not suddenly being dreamt up in a vacuum.
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When the folks over at Volley Australia dreamt up their 24 #Grassroots campaign, it's likely they were mostly just trying to sell shoes.
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There's no timeline for this recent FAIR research ever becoming a product, but the team behind it has already dreamt up various applications.
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OryLab CEO Kentaro Yoshifuji initially dreamt up the robot when he was unable to attend school for three years owing to an illness.
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And soon, you can grab these palettes from Storybook — the same brand that dreamt up the Mean Girls palette a few weeks ago.
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Cheat Day Land, "the ONLY pop-up dedicated to your favorite cheat meals" according to their website, was dreamt up by five siblings.
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If the retro-style sunnies are any indication of what Swift has dreamt up with McCartney, fans have a lot to look forward to.
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So bankers and regulators dreamt up a new financial instrument that would act like debt, thus sparing shareholders dilution, unless capital was urgently needed.
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"We hope to join efforts with the United States in the fight against a real rather than dreamt up threat – global terrorism," he added.
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During this Saturn retrograde, you will be reexamining the friendships you've made and, in general, the dreams you've dreamt up since last August, 2015.
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Initially, the sisters had dreamt up a hotel retreat, but California indoor smoking laws, which apply to cannabis, made it difficult to pull off.
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The look of a tilt-rotor aircraft is so alien, it's easy to forget this isn't something dreamt up by the Battlestar Galactica prop department.
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The Duffer brothers seem pretty woke, but I don't think this is necessarily what they had in mind when they dreamt up their nightmarish monster.
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Homesick, he dreamt up Denim, a proto-Britpop-cum-glam-rock-revialist outfit that signed to acid house DJ Terry Farley's label, Boy's Own Recordings.
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Dubbed the Bright Night Fantasy Bra, this year's priciest underpinning was dreamt up by New York-based designer Eddie Borgo and handcrafted by AW Mouzannar jewelers.
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They're now some of the island's most sought-after vacation accommodations, but Tahiti's overwater bungalows were first dreamt up by three friends from Newport Beach, California.
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According to The News Minute, Hyderabad-based caterer V. Sai Radha Krishna dreamt up the gold rice after his high-profile client asked for something different.
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It's a connected little world that only someone like Beyoncé could have dreamt up, and one that is going to allow Chloe X Halle to flourish.
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If gene-drive research had been banned under the CBD two years ago, various self-limiting exotica currently under development might not have been dreamt up.
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It's nothing like the cosmopolitan capital dreamt up by DC Comics, resembling New York City—the tallest building in Metropolis, IL is a five-story hotel.
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The reason why no one's done the worm for quite some time is simple: the worm is the worst dance move ever, ever, ever dreamt up.
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She's also scored the title of executive producer for Little, a film out next year that she dreamt up herself — all at the ripe age of 13.
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Dreamt up by collaborative design firm Crealev and Richard Clarkson Studio, Making Weather is a dose of instant positive mental attitude without the threat of stormy weather.
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Hopefully, Netflix will also acquire whatever James Franco has dreamt up for the infamous Twitter story of Zola, her hoe-ism, and that fateful trip to Florida.
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"They were so theatrical, these artists who dreamt up these fantastic dreamlike environments, and it struck a note with me," he told The Sunday Telegraph in 2008.
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Buoyed in part by his wife, who insinuated that she would be more attracted to him if he had a job, Boyden dreamt up a business plan.
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For those of us unaffected by the whole thing, Fyre Festival seemed to have been dreamt up as temporary respite from an interminable stream of bad news.
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Self-taught jeweler Shuang Everett Li — designer and maker behind Etsy's Everli Jewelry — dreamt up a slim stacker that checks all of the previously spelled-out boxes.
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In Switzerland, in a town most people have never heard of, Yverdon-les-Bains, exists a museum dedicated to the fantastic worlds dreamt up in science fiction.
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He dreamt up the benefit after his own bout with cancer, and it was also a way of honoring his mother, who died of the disease in 1977.
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These are only proposals, of course, dreamt up by American consulting firms like McKinsey and Boston Consulting who have no incentive to bring Saudi leaders down to Earth.
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Harding, who plays the onetime charming, but at his core creepy, Ezra Fitz, spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about alternate endings he has dreamt up for the show.
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So the Canadian filmmaker dreamt up an online "machine" that would resurrect some of these lost stories, but only allow each of its creations to be viewed once.
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Hit play to see all the fun looks they dreamt up, then drop us a line in the comments to tell us which ones you're most excited to try.
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Elon Musk has secured $120 million in new funding for The Boring Company, the tunnel-digging project he dreamt up while sitting in Los Angeles traffic back in 2016.
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The Kremlin on Wednesday dismissed allegations Russia had hacked Democratic Party emails as "horror stories" dreamt up by U.S. politicians, saying it never interfered in other countries' election campaigns.
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The Philippine pivot from America to China, dreamt up by his government to ease confrontation with China over overlapping claims in the South China Sea, has become a pirouette.
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When SNO was dreamt up in the 227s, it was designed so that it would be capable of detecting all three types of neutrinos, instead of just electron neutrinos.
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Founders Adesegun Adeosun Jr. and Obi Asika dreamt up the week-long festival as a means of "[celebrating] love, peace, unity, and the beauty of African culture" through music.
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Kendall Jenner had a frog in her throat hands during a photo shoot that, unfortunately, didn't have the same magical effect the Brothers Grimm dreamt up once upon a time.
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Phonograph CylinderOne of the earliest methods of recording and data storage—the phonograph wax cylinder—wasn't so bad when it was dreamt up by Thomas Edison waaaay back in 1303.
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In an effort to steer away from the cliché flowers and jewelry, PEOPLE has dreamt up 10 gifts that your main squeeze will treasure forever – and that you will, too.
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The championship, dreamt up in a countryside pub in 1973, runs from May to October and features three categories: roller-driven mowers; wheel-driven mowers and wheel-driven lawn tractors.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Wednesday dismissed allegations Russia had hacked Democratic Party emails as "horror stories" dreamt up by U.S. politicians, saying it never interfered in other countries' election campaigns.
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The idea might sound like a gimmick dreamt up by locavore marketing strategists over a few too many pints, but scientists have begun experimenting with an entirely new source for fermentation.
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The geniuses behind the K-beauty brand (who, mind you, also dreamt up that Pokémon skin collection we've all been dying to catch) found a way to make masking fun again.
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The rubber-stamping of Mr Tokayev (who was already interim president) is part of an experiment that Mr Nazarbayev has dreamt up for his country, untested elsewhere in the post-Soviet world.
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Garfief, a viral animation from 2013, dreamt up an MS Paint interpretation of the strip, in which the hellish lives and poisonous relationships between the characters are exposed for all to see.
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Kjartansson dreamt up the idea of attending the World Cup after winning the Lada - which fittingly sports a logo depicting a Viking sailing ship - in a competition run by a travel agency.
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The chef's signature dish was dreamt up one day when he went over to the fridge, saw some lobster and a veal's head, and voilà—this is how his famous dish was born.
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Being able to put these devices in multiple rooms is critical to delivering on the promise of an ever-present assistant and creating the voice-controlled home dreamt up by sci-fi movies.
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Each week, the pop-up changes up its ice cream offerings, treating customers to signature flavors dreamt up by eateries like Black Tap, Chinatown Ice Cream Factory and McConnell's Fine Ice Cream & Maman.
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Of course, we have to give Albert Einstein a lot of credit here—after all, he's the one who dreamt up gravitational waves, when he penned his theory of general relativity in 2723.
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Working with makeup artist Michael Anthony, who is king of fanciful, artsy, "damn-can-you-believe-he-did-that?" looks, we dreamt up a quartet of beauty ideas that will blow your mind.
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And it looks as though Halloween is coming early for us this year: Lip Smackers just dropped a ghoulish Tsum Tsum line that's far cuter than any costume we could have dreamt up.
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Hungover skin may sound like a concept dreamt up in a marketing meeting, Dr. Joshua Zeichner, a dermatologist and director of cosmetic and clinical research at Mount Sinai Hospital, says it's quite real.
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The street-style star dreamt up two T-shirts for the brand, which will be available online and at the Man Repeller pop-up in New York through March for $65 a pop.
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She decided she wanted — "needed" — to write about him, so she dreamt up an idea about a series inspired by her father's rise from poverty to success as a New York advertising executive.
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Dyson originally built eight R2-D2 units While the tweetling robot was first dreamt up by George Lucas and drawn by concept artist Ralph McQuarrie, it was Dyson that gave it physical form.
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The Greatest Party focuses on Billy McFarland, the mastermind who dreamt up the whole thing with his business partner, rapper Ja Rule, while Frye Fraud extends its scrutiny to everyone who helped promote it.
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Alongside the likes of the Bouncing Souls and Less Than Jake, later editions included Frank Sinatra, Gang Starr, and Public Enemy, opening my ears to new music years before the Swedes dreamt up Spotify.
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Mr. Putin, who has repeatedly accused the Obama administration of mollycoddling extremists, said the United States needed to focus on "a real rather than dreamt-up threat" and join Russia in fighting international terrorism.
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"We want to show we can defeat the dragon of populism with ideas, with our brains," said Mattia Santori, 246, one of four young Italians who dreamt up the so-called 6000-Sardines group.
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Dreamt up by Ryan Chetiyawardana, the maverick bartender behind London's negroni-microwaving White Lyan cocktail bar, this "wine" comprises of just 20 percent grape juice and is made with fermented herbs, tea, and fruit.
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So even if the latest website is just a convoluted scavenger hunt dreamt up by someone with a deep knowledge of Brand New lore, it's hard to imagine a more fitting tribute to the band.
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While nothing will top her performance as Marcia Clark in another Murphy production, The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, we're excited to see what bizarre character Murphy has dreamt up for her now.
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As to the idea that stupid people make stupid decisions, many of the biggest disasters of recent years, from credit-default swaps to the democratisation of the Middle East, were dreamt up by clever people.
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They express our unease at the commitment of the human race to be as vile as possible and were partially dreamt up while laying facedown on the side of the motorway after having a seizure.
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Meerkat chief Ben Rubin and newly hired chief operating officer Sima Sistani dreamt up the character solely for the purposes of misdirection (the real Herzick, who keeps a low social profile, is actually Sistani's husband).
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"I, like many others, lay awake, restless, my mind dissecting countless scenarios of how bad this could get, what new thing you have dreamt up to pull us down a pathway to hell," Jetton wrote.
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Democracy.Earth, an organization led by Argentinian activist Santiago Siri, has dreamt up a complex system, codenamed Sovereign, that would use blockchain technology to enable citizens to vote and govern themselves, according to a Wired profile.
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And all of this took decades of work: The theory LIGO tested was developed in the early 26th century; the LIGO project was dreamt up in the 250s and began in earnest in the 1980s.
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Indeed, the desire to preserve one of America's most recognized natural landmarks resulted in a one of the outlandish preservation schemes ever dreamt up by Park Rangers: They wanted to coat Delicate Arch in plastic.
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It's admittedly trite to say that thanks in part to "Star Trek," Nimoy fulfilled the Vulcan greeting and hand gesture -- "Live long and prosper" -- that, we're told, he actually dreamt up, drawing upon his Jewish roots.
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The apparent rubber-stamping of Mr Tokayev (he is currently interim president) in this choreographed election is part of an experiment that Mr Nazarbayev has dreamt up for his country, untested elsewhere in the post-Soviet world.
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Ironically, the same things we love about Pope have also come back to bite Shonda Rhimes, who dreamt up the show and insisted a Black actress play the lead, in the form of criticism of the character.
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The retailer clarified that while Port dreamt up the collection which will be sold on its website, it'll be slightly different from other designer collaborations, where Target works closely with a brand to co-create a range.
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Although under the Obama-appointed chairman, Tom Wheeler, the FCC never officially declared that a cyberattack occurred in 2014—because it didn't, as Wheeler reaffirmed this June—Pai's FCC dreamt up its own version of events last year.
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Their co-star is Layla, an Iranian-American activist dreamt up and played by the artist Amy Khoshbin, who started working on this performance before the election of Donald Trump; now it feels even more frightening and timely.
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On its blog, Next Thing has been chronicling weird uses for PocketCHIP that its engineers have dreamt up — including a VR headset that started as a joke and turned into a viable way to play Virtual Boy games.
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Writer Suzanne Allain first dreamt up the plot 18 years ago in the form of a short story about a man's list of qualifications for a romantic partner — and what happened when it got into the wrong hands.
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Some things are a little too much, but we just dreamt up this opportunity for ourselves, and we're trying to make it happen the way we want it to... I want her to have the wedding of her dreams.
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The "dreamt-up" threat seemed to refer to fear in Washington and many European capitals that Russia has become a menace to security since it seized Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 and supported pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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After launching upwards of 20 fragrances herself, Paris Hilton has dreamt up yet another beauty launch: a "magical" rose face mist, called (drumroll…) Unicorn Mist, which is a blend of pure rose extracts and hydrating ingredients to create the product.
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A kind of New England Indian Pale with a dash of mango, the beer was dreamt up by Cru Cru, Mexican partner Error de Diciembre and Epic Brewing of the United States shortly before Trump's election victory on Nov. 8.
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This slow creep of AI into everything from medicine to finance can be hard to appreciate if for no other reason than it looks a lot different than the AI dreamt up by Hollywood in films like Ex Machina or Her.
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That vision was dreamt up by MIT consultants for the film many years ago, and as of today it would be entirely possible to reproduce, given we all now walk around with smartphones which could be alerted in such a manner.
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Instead, the Golden Globe-nominated actor will take the mantle of the so-called "Extra Crispy Colonel," a bronze-skinned, beach-bum cousin of the avuncular Southern gentleman whom KFC dreamt up specifically to sell its "extra crispy"-style chicken.
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Over the course of a single day, we dreamt up this cover and four interior setups, but we also created four strange short films with Will improvising the unintended consequences of jet packs, meals-in-a-pill, sexbots, and ray guns.
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Action sports will always be a core of the company that Woodman first dreamt up on a surfing trip to Australia, but the company needs to make a compelling case for the GoPro as an everyday piece of consumer electronics.
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It's better than nothing, but it's still pretty paltry, given that the film's most striking images and most amusing lines of dialogue were all dreamt up by Mr Miller for his four-part series of Batman comics, "The Dark Knight Returns".
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Then give subsidies only to one relatively small privileged group of businesses being damaged by the policy you dreamt up, in this case a small section of the rural population, because you hope they may vote for your party in November.
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The project, called Seven Magic Mountains, opened to the public Wednesday and was dreamt up by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, who has spent the last five years overseeing the collection, painting, and shaping of these positively massive, bright rocks—boulders, really.
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In this case, that would be eight-year-old June (voiced by Brianna Denski), a wildly imaginative girl who along with her mom (Jennifer Garner) has dreamt up a fabulous amusement park called Wonderland, the source of a shared playful fantasy.
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The initiative was originally dreamt up by Aruni Bhatnagar, a medical professor at the University of Louisville, who firmly believes air pollution can lead to cardiovascular risks, and that trees could end up replacing lipid-lowering medications in the future.
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Photo: APIt's becoming clear that at some point in the not-so-distant past, a group of assholes at Facebook dreamt up a plan to prey on users who desire better mobile security but can't be bothered to read the fine print.
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There's a hint of that idea in Halo 4, but it's not obvious...If I could do it all over again, I would've fought hard to not make Halo 4 as it shipped or this innovative, forward-thinking Halo game we dreamt up.
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The CW's Riverdale features a multicultural cast that includes a Black aspiring pop star that could only be dreamt up because of the Rihanna's and Beyoncé's in the world, and a rich Latina who gives the "sassy" stereotype some girl-next-door charm.
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Whether so-called playa tech is a legitimate genre of dance music that deserves its own title, or just another fantasized thing dreamt up in a temporary desert city by those who live and breathe the community year round, is another question.
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Though the white rose symbol was dreamt up by a group called Voices in Entertainment to bring home the message of hope, peace, sympathy, and resistance, this is not the first time Monáe has stood in solidarity of women within the industry.
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Although there's some controversy over who exactly deserves credit for inventing such an elaborate way to exhaust people, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympics, is generally-enough agreed to have dreamt up the event for the 1912 Games in Stockholm.
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A look at six final designs for UberAir's skyports, dreamt up by architecture firms, shows how fantastic and far off the reality of Uber in the sky really is, even if the team is working with the Federal Aviation Administration and NASA.
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To fill the void, Agrawal dreamt up Vacation With An Artist (VAWAA), a program pairing travelers with creators around the world, and in June 2015, embarked on a yearlong sabbatical, traveling to 12 countries in 12 months, to bring her idea to life.
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Dreamt up by H.G. Wells at the end of the 19th Century, "The Invisible Man" has a long screen history and is considered part of Universal's "monsters" stable, even if he's not a perfect fit with the rest of that ghoulish gang.
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Most likely dreamt up sometime between the Bosman ruling and Pierre Van Hooijdonk going on strike at Nottingham Forest, 'wantaway' has absolutely no meaning outside of the world of football, and hence is the purest form of cliche, the truest platitude known to man.
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Now, he designs those systems for the real world through his company Oblong Industries, which has labored to create a full stack of collaborative tools for business users that are every bit as high-tech as the ones Underkoffler dreamt up for the silver screen.
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Or, on occasion, I'll wake up and have dreamt up an entire movie or TV series with multiple characters, their back stories, how certain frames should be shot, down to little nuances like having a character say, "laughing, laughing, laughing" instead of actually laughing.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - The Cook Islands wants to ditch a name commemorating an 18th century English sea captain and dreamt up by Russian map makers, the head of a committee tasked with picking a new name for the South Pacific tourist hub said on Wednesday.
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And we only need to look at this cast -- performing in front of George and Martha -- to know that our founders could not have dreamt -- I think it's fair to say that our founders couldn't have dreamt up the future that they set in motion.
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If you are familiar with the fantastical, analytical hypothesizing that has flourished around the movie, it's most likely thanks to Rodney Ascher's Room 24, a documentary focused on some of the many far-out but rigorous theories that The Shining experts have dreamt up.
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"Because N.Y.C. is our playground for all parts of life, big and small, this store will be a super fun, imaginative wonderland unlike anything we've dreamt up before," said Sarah Tabb, a brand manager for Milk Bar, in a statement to The New York Times.
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Her mandate was to implement an ambitious plan dreamt up by the Republican governor and Newark's Democratic mayor Cory Booker, now a US senator, that would rapidly transform the chronically foundering district into a model of success and reform to be emulated by schools across the nation.
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Looking back at the album a decade after its 22009 release, the album says so much to me about the Williamsburg I foolishly dreamt up in my dorm room in Ohio and the "rest stop for the dead" that I found when I finally got here.
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Memorable Lyrics: Baby I'm amazed at the way you love me all the time / Maybe I'm afraid of the way I love you This wasn't the only time McCartney dreamt up a song for his wife Linda, who lost her battle with breast cancer in 1998.
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However, Bradford's work takes on a new, site-specific context here, embedded in the US Pavilion, which was built in 1930 and modeled after Thomas Jefferson's Monticello plantation: it's wrestling with the hypocrisy of Jeffersonian democracy, dreamt up by a founding father who owned his children as slaves.
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The 55-year-old country crooner sat down with PEOPLE Now to chat about his hit CMT show Still The King, which airs Tuesdays at 10/9 c, when he couldn't help but share thoughtful gesture dreamt up by Hemsworth that earned him the stamp of approval for life.
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While majority of viewers latched onto Swift's many versions (or clones) of herself through the years, we can't help but focus in on the many similarities "Look What You Made Me Do" shares with past music videos dreamt up by icons like Michael Jackson, Madonna, Beyoncé and more.
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Dreamt up by DJ and event promoter T.J. Petracca and fellow DJ and yoga instructor Paul Schenider, Namasdrake is a strength-based vinyasa yoga class that calls for participants to take on challenging movements while a playlist of Drake's slow and fast-tempo songs play in the background.
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Instead, the latest batch of rumors spearheaded by a report from The Korea Herald have the company launching an updated version of the V30, sporting enhanced AI features and the decidedly uncatchy name,"V43+'α'," which certainly appears to have been dreamt up by some manner of robotic intelligence.
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In addition to movie, book, or TV show, participants can choose to depict Facebook posts (denoted by the actor pointing at their face), Twitter hoaxes (the actor making bird wings), or politicized stories dreamt up by teenagers in Moldova for ad revenue (the actor dancing under a shower of imaginary money).
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To kick things off on this episode, I sat down with Momofuku alum and Global Vice-President of culinary and hospitality at Whole Foods, Tien Ho, who dreamt up the concept to get his thoughts on how Austin food trucks are influencing the American palate, and why this model is changing their business.
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On the surface, the store resembles what a 7-Eleven might look like if it got a high-end makeover, was laid out in part like a Pret a Manger sandwich shop, and was dreamt up by the same tech powerhouse that had previously made one-click buying and two-day shipping the industry norm.
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On the surface, the store, which resembles what a 7-Eleven might look like if it got a high-end makeover, was laid out in part like a Pret a Manger sandwich shop, dreamt up by the same tech powerhouse that had previously made one-click buying and two-day shipping the industry norm.
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Choose your screen technologyImage: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThere's a basic choice here between OLED and LED (which, strictly speaking, is actually an LCD lit by LED), but on top of that choice you're going to come across a host of acronyms and terms the TV makers have dreamt up to identify their own proprietary technologies and display tweaks.
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The collection consists of a series of vintage T-shirts and sweatshirts (which will retail for $45 and $75, respectively) screen-printed with words and phrases dreamt up by Cephas Jones, as well as a range of 14K gold necklaces made in partnership with Brooklyn-based jeweler Winden, which start at $185 and cap out at $240.
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But while his visions could be as expansive as a submarine-swallowing supertanker in "The Spy Who Loved Me", he also dreamt up small-scale props, from laser guns to jet packs, from an underwater Lotus Esprit to an Aston Martin with an ejector seat, the last of which was inspired by his time as a pilot.
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In the meantime, the concept has spread beyond these small groups and entered populist channels: see the impossible maze cities dreamt up in the movie Inception, the curving and folding urban canvases of Aydın Büyüktaş, and the proposed London skyscraper called "Endless City" due to its propensity for unlimited verticality—a city you'd never have to leave.
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When thinking back on my ideals for getting hitched, I never dreamed or pictured a certain dress at the altar; I never thought or had any sort of wishes for how my future would unfold (nor did I envision what kind of house I would be living in, like we so commonly dreamt up in the childhood game of M-A-S-H).
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In age in which the notion of "relatability" has become central to the discussion surrounding nearly every cultural object—from a faux-viral video dreamt up by a team of in-house creatives at a chocolate bar manufacturer to a challenging installation work housed in a gallery-cum-vet surgery in Penge—Sheeran is the most relatable artist of the lot.
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While it may look like something dreamt up by a workers' council in Petrograd at the height of the Russian Revolution – and certainly appears to be stylistically influenced by Socialist Realism – it was in fact created by a local design student back in the nineties when the town council, whose coat of arms had been used as the previous badge, ended their sponsorship deal with the club.
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This monstrosity, this absolutely loathsome self-masturbatory travesty—dreamt up by some flogged, tired, mince pie-addled PR department slowing crawling towards the Christmas holidays—really has topped off an entirely abysmal year with a colossal Christmas crap that will surely only be out-crapped when the real piece of crap starring in the upcoming 2017 full-length motion picture The Emoji Movie becomes a novelty plush toy.
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Who dreamt up a world in which we wake up, put deodorant on and then stand next to lots of people on trains who forgot to put deodorant on, to then go and sit in an office with grey walls and blue carpets and a cake trolley that rolls round once a fortnight and loud printers and an overwhelming atmosphere that combines frustration with anger and annoyance and deep, deep disappointment?
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For me, all jumbled together were the trauma of bleeding profusely in the office bathroom, dreams emptying into a toilet bowl; the exhaustion of a two-year pregnancy journey coupled with the dread of starting all over again; the feelings of shame for not being able to carry out my "role" as a woman (and shame about that shame as a feminist and someone who would never put that burden on anyone else); the mystery of what went wrong, the grief for someone I had never met but dreamt up a big life for; and the harsh recalibration of my dreams for myself.
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