Like Lost fans, quantum mechanics professors, or McCain supporters, we like to exist in a constant state of confusion...all it a perpetual need for puzzling plot lines. In the webisode series Take Me Back, we follow ordinary Canadian citizen Al…
Continue Reading →We appreciate a company with an ethos. Makin' It Great is not an ethos. Neither is Built Ford Tough. Help Remedies has a simple one: Help people. Make ethical and environmentally sounds products. Give some money back, oh yeah...have a…
Continue Reading →What do we mean when we say someone has character? Do we mean they're smart? That they look distinguished? Or maybe they're quirky? Sometimes it could be all of those things or in the case of some corporate entities, it…
Continue Reading →Who likes Dinglepop? I do, I do. What is Dinglepop you ask? The latest and greatest game from our pals, the makers of iminlikewithyou, who are the makers of Blockles, the most addicting game ever (which has been played 763,326…
Continue Reading →When it comes to having a career art, I guess you could say James White always had stars in his eyes. The Halifax, Nova Scotia based mixed media artist and graphic designer has been playing around with pencils since the…
Continue Reading →The hands-free Nubrella looks as dorky as a grown man playing with G.I. Joes (note I didn't say anything about Star Wars and light sabers), but when you're confronted with pulling winds and fighting to reverse an inside-out umbrella, you're…
Continue Reading →We kind of have a soft spot for bunnies. From Watership Down to The Velveteen Rabbit, cute cuddly things in distress bum us out. Which is why Dutch artist Sander Plug's Chocolate Haas is morbidly fascinating. For those that were…
Continue Reading →Just because Apple's Sudden Motion Sensor (SMS) was created to prevent your precious Macbook Pro hard drive from becoming a $2500 paperweight, doesn't mean hackers can't have a little fun with it. In this video demo, a Honda bike is…
Continue Reading →From Ed Templeton to the Art Dump and stretching back to the Dogtown days, the world of skate plays a big part in the creative process, one that runs parallel with the sport itself and constantly reinvents itself as long…
Continue Reading →Are you constantly afraid that a tree is going to come crashing through your bedroom window on a windy night and ruin everything you own and possibly crush sweet sleeping you. No? Well I am. However, since I visited Let…
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