Congratulations Klee. It was a tough decision ... so many sweet rides to choose from. So we deferred to our benefactor: Puma USA. We realize there were a few of you who brought us wooden bikes, but Klee got there…
Continue Reading →They say that clothes make the man, but we beg to differ. In our estimation, nothing makes a man more manly than a classy, well-manicured mustache. Ditto goes for a distinguished looking deck. It looks as though Lawrence Melilli agrees.…
Continue Reading →Just because it's green doesn't mean it can't be beautiful. Even mold is beautiful to some people (they're called biologists). That's also the belief of Concourse E, an Atlanta-area firm that builds single homes and townhouses that not only incorporate…
Continue Reading →The Nat 2 Shoe that's buzzing around the blogosphere has me in stitches today. It's reminiscent of those old school REI pants that zip off into shorts. The ones I had to have to go camping as a kid. More…
Continue Reading →I'm not sure if Kidrobot's Dunnys are the "world's greatest vinyl canvas" as their press releases proclaim, but they certainly are one of the most popular. As a designer toy created by KR founder Paul Budnitz (with Tristan Eaton), Dunnys…
Continue Reading →Husband-wife design team Vivian Cheng and Eric Jean-Louis (Blend Creations) were reading about the fate of children in war-torn countries when they hit upon a question many of us in the arts often ponder: "How do I save the world…
Continue Reading →In case you still haven't figured it out, vampires are going to be all the rage this fall. Between two new TV shows and the film Twilight, everyone's going to be talking about bloodsuckers. In celebration, the Spanish Tolky Monky…
Continue Reading →Nike teams up with Dutch record label Appletree Records and a sneaker store in Amsterdam to bring us a triad of dope. In a brand new incarnation of the Pop-Up Store, the big brand features interpretations of some of their…
Continue Reading →If a springtime rainbow were to collide in a dark alley with Dan Funderburgh's latest print, "Gravity's Rainbow," it's a pretty safe bet springtime rainbow would die. His take on the fantastical spectrum of light is a three-color letterpress print…
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