Invisible Bike by Jimmy Kuehnle

Alex

When artist Jimmy Kuehnle decided to invent an invisible bicycle, man, does he go (almost) all the way. Notice the invisible clothing and invisible helmet. Just be thankful he didn't invent invisible underpants!

Yes, the cycle is completely transparent, except for the chain and bearings. Constructed of Lexan or "bullet proof glass," the bike exists in a dual reality as sculpture and transportation. Once again the outfit compliments the bicycle sculpture this time as a clear vinyl suit. Citizens of Austin and San Antonio saw all or nothing since the bike and the suit were "invisible."

From Jimmy's 2005 project Invisible Bike: Link - via Design Dautore


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OMFG!! I loved mr.t cereal and also the OJ simpson cereal that tasted like orange juice. wow this is a nice flashback. i was raised in the 80s so yahoooo!
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Whaou ! really impressed...
But one is missing : The Nintendo Cereal System !!
Mario and Zelda characters chaped cereals !

http://jetube.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/games-un-pixel-pour-votre-breakfast/
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I used to LOVE Apple Jacks

http://theimaginaryworld.com/bslt15.jpg

Like every cereal company, they cut back on sugar and people quit buying them. Just like Coke & Pepsi won't listen to the customers that don't want corn syrup in their soft drink.
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Qwisp and Quake were the same cereal. General Mills introduced them at the same time, and created a rivalry between the two characters - then made kids vote on who would win. Qwisp won.
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