Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
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Just because a mouse is portable doesn't mean it has to be pint-sized. The Arc Mouse ($36) proves this point with an intriguing folding design that collapses for easy travel but folds out to offer a full-size mouse experience. Other features include a scroll wheel, ambidextrous design, a USB micro-transceiver with 30-foot range that snaps into the bottom of the mouse when in transit, customizable buttons, and more.
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Clean. Simple. Future.
Branding project "All Day I Dream About Sneakers" was created for Adidas Originals by Dimitri Kalagas and Chris Cork. The world’s most original range of sneakers were converted to unordinary sculpted models. Achieved models were used in extended compaign which included in-store posters, visual merchandising displays and a limited edition book. All sculptures as result are fully consistent with the creeds of the company - "Impossible Is Nothing" and "Celebrate Originality".
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
For the first time ever, Wilco in 2" vinyl. This limited edition set (only 1,000 made) depicts the unique personality of the band members. The miniature versions of Jeff, Glenn, Mikael, John, Pat and Nels come as a six-pack in a special edition case for storage
- Designed by Unklbrand
- Limited to 1000 worldwide
- Stands 2 inches tall
- Comprises of 6 figures
¥ 7,600 Low Stock!
Somehow I think while both Sam and I are at work, our bedrooms are making love and having children. There is no other explanation for this...
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
It's indeniable
Every now and again, a meme comes along, and you just hope for dear life that it never leaves.
Sadly these 1:1 models designed by PostlerFerguson don't function as real weapons, but thankfully they're readily available without a firearms licence. I think the most damage they're able to inflict is a mildly painful papercut. Priced at $30-35US, they're a great present for the creative psychopath. They're pretty much awesome.
Available soon from gestalten.com or amazon.com
Accompanying the earlier Kasposterous post, Light Breakfast... David Sykes has created yet another wondrous piece depicting a gym themed italian feast. The cheese is made from yellow towels and socks. Brilliant!
Monday, September 21, 2009
These paintings, drawings, and sculptures by USA artist Josh Keyes are nothing short of brilliant. His work combines various animals, with fragments of landscape and occasional man-made features. There's a definite nature dioramic styling here, and a strong level of skill and attention to detail... Check out more for yourself on his site: http://www.joshkeyes.net/
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