Best Of The Rest: The Week In Creativity

*Cool Hunting presented 8 Chinese designers to watch. [Cool Hunting]

*What if there was a Helvetica hotel and all the ammenities were awesome? [Design Taxi]

*Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon tried to make offices cool. [Gallerist]

*Behold a comic book made entirely out of GIFS. [Wired]

*15 Examples of invisible architecture. We liked the Swedish treehouse the best (above). [Flavorpill]

*3D printed bones and teeth can now be made to order. [3D Printing Insider]

*Self-driving cars are coming. People who love happy hour rejoiced. [Motherboard]

*NPR though that the new colored iPhones would create a hierarchy among users, and we though NPR had too much time. [NPR]

*Check out this oddly fascinating all-black rubber beach house (below). [Architizer]

Photo courtesy of Simon Condor and Associates

*These fearless Russian photographers climbed to terrifing heights (illegally) and took these amazing pictures. [DesignBoom]

*Supernatural photography created fantasy landscapes. [Artlog]

*It was (and is) Berlin Art Week. Check out the uber-catchy trailer below. [Berlin Art Week]

*IQ wondered if people will ever get into wearing Google Glass? [IQ]

* We learned there’s now a beer holder that blocks cell reception. [PSFK]

*A new app was created that allows you to see an imaginary city right in your own hometown. [Nothing Major]

*This has nothing to do with anything, but in Japan a caterpillar was born with Hello Kitty’s face, and we think it should get it’s own animated series. #Hints #TGIF (Photo courtesy of Design Taxi) [Design Taxi]

Top image courtesy of Tham & Videgard