You can boast about your iron-clad memory, but between remembering to check the oven so the baked pasta doesn't turn into a crisp mess and making sure every guest is kept happy, details can fall through the cracks at any…
Continue Reading →Site mainstay Scott Rench (aka Yosoh) was one of the proud winners of the UNKL UniPo-By-You contest, and his piece is finally for sale. The Chicago-based ceramic artist and illustrator was chosen from more than 400 entries. He would like…
Continue Reading →Japanese Industrial Designer Mac Funamizu has an eclectic Behance portfolio with projects that range from a tea cup with a detachable handle to fantasy mobile computer displays. We are particularly lusting for one of his latest concepts titled Future of…
Continue Reading →In 1982, I was busy wandering around my house wearing kickass Spiderman pjs with footies and learning to put sentences together. Not far away in New York City, the Storefront for Art and Architecture, a not for profit organization 'committed…
Continue Reading →As a child, building Lego cities seemed like a creative way to while away the years of toddler-dom, provided one wasn't swallowing the pieces whole and being sent to the emergency room. However, nothing we ever made really proved to…
Continue Reading →We're not sure what your relationship with lighting is like, but we've had a long love/hate thing with lamps. There was the Banned-In-College-Halogen-Torch-Lamp phase in college, the First-New-York-Apartment-Track-Lighting phase, and currently the Take-Me-Seriously-I'm-A-Professional-Writer-Goose-Neck-Lamp phase. What London artist Georgiosi Ignatiou does…
Continue Reading →Alyson Fox likes doing things. In her case, 'things' mean drawing, taking pictures, designing clothes, making shop windows pretty - and probably one or two more 'things' since we last talked. But Alyson hasn't always been so dexterous; rather, it…
Continue Reading →All of us have had the crushing moment when after typing in a web address we visit with frequency, we are told that site is unavailable. Our first instinct is to freak out. Our second is to check our connection…
Continue Reading →Taiwan resident Clark MacLeod's personal posts on Pop Wuping (we're saying that three times fast in our mind) fall into the category of blogging we really appreciate. You'd expect a guy who lives in a manufacturing epicenter to have the…
Continue Reading →While Brad Pitt and President Clinton are putting up pink houses (sorry if that sounded sarcastic, it's sincerely good works), Sean Cummings, co-founder of Startup New Orleans has been setting up shop. In an effort to drive creative-minded people to…
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