Not content with their already lightweight racing shoes, Nike just unveiled Flyknit technology, just months before the London Olympic Games. The designers at the Beaverton, OR athletic company figured out a way to weave a complete upper while mating it…
Continue Reading →Three of Rafa Jenn's most memorable designs are now available as skins or hard-covers for portable devices, such as smart-phones and laptops. I dig the iPhone case. Check them out or purchase over at GelaSkins.
Continue Reading →Our friends at Nooka have launched this neat little time keeping iPhone application, providing you with a new way to look at time. Time is the most ubiquitous thing we experience. NOOKA presents a graphical representation of time that transcends…
Continue Reading →Fun kids storage unit named Quackie by E-Glue, a design studio for kids in France.
Continue Reading →Stockholm-based Teenage Engineering are at it again with a new OS Update and a new product. Can't wait to try it all out on my OP-1. The OS update delivers new drum and sequencer modes and badly-needed MIDI sync, plus…
Continue Reading →I had a great time at SIHH with my friends from IWC yesterday. Totally loving the new Pilots Watches. If I had to pick a favorite– it would be the Ceramic Big Pilot's Watch with Perpetual Calendar shown above. Stunning…
Continue Reading →Pictures from 82-year-old Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama new exhibit at the Queensland Art Gallery in Brisbane, Australia called 'Obliteration Room.' Start with a stark-white room then let kids armed with thousands of colored stickers go crazy on it. The result…
Continue Reading →Dominic Wilcox has created some new watch sculptures– tiny people standing on the hands of a watch, on subjects from protest and big brother to money and football. Via Mocoloco The new Watch Sculptures are part of a larger series…
Continue Reading →Old friend Chuck Anderson of NoPattern has released a few new goodies for the holiday season. Above is his latest NoPattern Calendar– a 7x7 calendar packaged inside a black vinyl record sleeve screenprinted with gold ink, signed and numbered in an…
Continue Reading →Japanese artist Haroshi creates unique three-dimensional sculptures out of recycled skateboard decks. Layers of stacked wooden decks are transformed into sharks, body parts, fire hydrants, toys, fictional characters, and shoes. Incredible. I need that apple. More pictures on Toxel. Thanks…
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