Last week I wrote about Jonathan Harris' amazing new project entitled Universe-- I saw him give a passionate and amazing talk at TED earlier this month. The guys at Cool Hunting have a nice video (available above in HD) where…
Continue Reading →Josh and I have been googly eyed over the TESLA Roadster for some time now (I think Josh sat by it during the entire TED Conference last week, and maybe even tried to hold hands with it), but we never…
Continue Reading →Josh has been a big fan of the Tom Bihn line of bags for some time now, and I recently was blessed with the opportunity to add one to my collection. I opted for the mid-sized 'Ego' and it's shaping…
Continue Reading →The Open Architecture Network is an open source architecture community. It's a network that aims to improve standards of living around the world through collaboration. They pose an interesting answer to an obvious question: How do you improve the living…
Continue Reading →The guys at Uncrate have the scoop on an amazing and unusual piece of furniture. The Drift Bench looks like it should be some Karim Rashid plastic bench, but it's actually made from dark stained beech wood. It's a shame…
Continue Reading →I've been a long time fan of Booq Bags, so it's no surprise to see how solid the new Exo bag looks. The 4 inch thick, Bond-esque bag is made of semi-rigid ballistic nylon with a densely padded interior and…
Continue Reading →The Episodic Nature of Thought is described as a multimedia exploration of the nature of human thought and memory. Max Kaplan, the creator, actually built the site, videos and entire project in a graphic design portfolio class at the School…
Continue Reading →After sifting through a ton of design sites today, I was feeling a little irked about the similarities that are always popping up within the portfolios of studios, large and small. I understand that design movements spread through imitation (just…
Continue Reading →One of my favorite talks last week was by Jonathan Harris, an artist, designer, and borderline genius living in Brooklyn, NY. We saw the potential of his work a while back with project We Feel Fine and I guess it…
Continue Reading →Design minds Cole Gerst and crew at Option-G in L.A. are continuing their quest with a new release of 17 mostly enviro-angled t-shirt designs for their Spring/Summer 2007 line. We've been impressed with their designs for some time now, and…
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