Adam Neate
Have you ever walked down the street and had someone give you a couple grand? Better yet, have you found large amounts of money all wrapped up in a pretty label? No? Then you should move to London. For the…
Continue Reading →Ben Hopson's Kinetic Design
Ben Hopson has a problem with your CD player. From sliding disc trays to pop-up cases, the Brooklyn-based artist thinks little about the the state of movement in most product design. And he's right. The fact is, when a design…
Continue Reading →Speartalks: The Little Friends of Printmaking
JW and Melissa Buchanan are the husband and wife team known as The Little Friends of Printmaking. Known for their God-like mastery of screen printing, their brightly layered imagery, and their quirky sense of humor (take that, douchebaggiezz!), this Milwaukee-based…
Continue Reading →iGoogle Artist Themes
If you haven't logged into your iGoogle page yet, you're missing out on a rad new customizing feature: artist themes to personalize your search toolbar. I've got mine set on Nigo's camo apes, but that's after I changed it from…
Continue Reading →Rob Pepper: To There & Back Again
We blog every day. But, sometimes working up the motivation to put fingers to keyboard is difficult. For starters Grand Theft Auto IV ain't gonna play itself. Oh, and we can always find an extra hour or two in the…
Continue Reading →Head Case contest
A lot of artistic expression can be attributed to the loss of one's mind. The artist at his creative best as he descends into madness with a little help from drugs and alcohol. Head Case, an art contest being held…
Continue Reading →Garrett Morin of Rad Mountain
If I could use one word to describe the work of Garrett Morin, I'd have to go with an exclamatory, "awesome!" The Brooklyn-based illustrator, graphic designer, and art director has quite the gift for creating playful, witty, and inventive images.…
Continue Reading →Faç Off: Central Station x Factory Records
Factory Records played an integral role in the proliferation of the Madchester Music scene of the mid/late eighties and early nineties, releasing albums from seminal acts such as The Happy Mondays and James. However important their musical output was, one…
Continue Reading →Behance Inspiration: A Box of Clouds
Sculptor Kim Laughton experiments with electronics and a love for the natural sky to create "Box of Clouds". Laughton sought to create a functional piece of sculpture "for use use on days with uninteresting skies." The selection inside cycles through…
Continue Reading →Thiago Campos
Google "” despite being all brilliant and sexy in helping to narrow down any search you feed it "” can reach its limit real fast. Like when I'm hunting down information on a Brazilian artist or graphic designer who's piqued…
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