And so Target has decided to get a jump on the Christmas season and transform a glass-topped boat into a floating "Tar-jay," in the Hudson River at the Chelsea Piers.
With a roll of shamrock-colored yarn, you can transform a simple glass jar into a cute centerpiece.
From Sara Benincasa, Liz Cackowski, Mercy Malick, Tina Fey, Gina Gershon, and a doll, we've really seen how many ways one can transform an updo, glasses and a down-home accent into the funniest politician of our time.
Good ice, the right glass and a proper a wedge of (let's go mad!) lime can transform a drink, at a cost of pence.
An antisocial nadir is reached in the disease-free, post-nuclear world of "Nursing" (cleverly directed by Trip Cullman), in which the hallway has been transformed into a glass-enclosed living museum, an architectural novelty through the windows of which the public can watch a volunteer victim suffer the grievous pain of now eradicated diseases.
Earlier this year, Google Glass transformed a surgical procedure into an interactive learning opportunity for about 13,000 surgical students from across 115 countries.
He's in the process of transforming a £16m, stone and glass museum – the size of a shopping centre – into a new kind of gallery.
He has developed ways to extract oxygen from the lunar dust, and, based on the knowledge that regolith contains metallic iron, he patented a method of microwaving the soil to transform it into a glass that can be used as a hard surface for spacecraft landings and takeoffs or for roads.
He said about $20,000 was spent transforming a former storage space into a cool, blue sanctuary reached through a glass door beneath the words "Yoga Room".
Don Eddy's "Williams Bros. BBQ Chicken," from around 1973, is a color lithograph that transforms the glass windows of a humble urban eatery into a kind of optical fun house, while Stephen Posen's untitled lithograph faithfully records the folds of fabric over a box, turning photorealism into a formalist-conceptualist workout.
"Chelsea's transformed a lot.
