As 2010 draws towards a close and 2011 becomes a reality, it's time to replace calendars and designer Dimitre Lima has the perfect fix. A gorgeous lunar calendar silkscreened in silver on black 240g paper.
Continue Reading →I've seen the Cristian Zuzunaga patterns before on Ligne Roset couches and chairs, rugs, and cushions, but today I saw the scarves for the first time (how did I miss them!). Lovely.
Continue Reading →Absolutely love Josh Brill's work and his Lumadessa prints. The new Owl Series is fantastic! They make great gifts for the holiday season. 5% of profits are donated to Animal and Environmental charities. Update: He made iPhone cases! That polar…
Continue Reading →LET'S REDU from Redu on Vimeo. Reed Space is holding what looks to be an incredible event opening this coming Tuesday night in conjunction with a two-week artistic and fundraising exhibition. Running November 9th–23rd, 2010, join in an effort to…
Continue Reading →Great acrylic and collages on wood by Antoine Corbineau for sale. One talented guy! Antoine's colourful and often strikingly complex illustrations have already proved hugely popular with companies and organizations all over the world. Using a range of mediums and…
Continue Reading →This might offend a few people, if so, I'm sorry. Jonathan Keats strikes again. Nearly fourteen billion years after the Big Bang, next month an American pornographer will screen intimate scenes from the conception of the cosmos in order to…
Continue Reading →This is beautiful. A limited edition of 200 posters, screen printed with oil from the Gulf of Mexico disaster. Signed and numbered in pencil. Designed by artist Anthony Burrill. All benefits go to CRCL (Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana) which…
Continue Reading →Jean from Notcot has an amazing roundup of photos from RE:FORM SCHOOL's art show this weekend– bummed I was unable to make it, but psyched to see how great it looked! This is such a great piece shown here. Check…
Continue Reading →This needs little explanation. Wow. Update: Video has been pulled (of course it has), available here now.
Continue Reading →My friend Rob Walker is raising $3,900 through Kickstarter for a really interesting project. It's signage depicting imaginary building uses in New Orleans. Basically, they found 10 buildings around New Orleans and they're illustrating the hypothetical renovations to perhaps inspire…
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