Barcelona-based Granada Design takes digitally-created artworks and turns them into exciting wall decorations. That sounds like something I could get into myself, if it weren't for the part that involves "manually printing the designs on thick fabrics," an endeavor that…
Continue Reading →Warning: If you are epileptic you may want to be careful when checking out the site for DrinkMe, the best-kept secret energy uberdrink from Austria that has a cartoon website full of flashing color. Named after the famous goodies Alice…
Continue Reading →Cubadust is the portfolio of insanely talented Swedish freelance graphic designer Jonas Strandberg-Ringh. It was recently updated with some of his incredible work in both motion and print for the likes of MTV Europe, Discovery Channel, Unicef, Nike and many…
Continue Reading →I'm loving the domestic disturbance, the designs, and the larger ideas that seem to define Munich, Germany based Blake Hamster's first run of clothes. Although limited to 4 guys and 4 gals shirts, they've hit the ground running with an…
Continue Reading →Grace, my good blogging pal from Design*Sponge spent what looks like a solid week of furniture flirting in Milan at the Furniture and Design fair-- you can view the coverage on her own site, or at her House & Garden…
Continue Reading →When I saw this nifty BMW promo on Motionographer, I couldn't understand all of the lingo they were using to describe it. Terms like "3D cutscenes" and "sprite based games" may as well have been written in greek. But I…
Continue Reading →Justin "I Sell Garbage" Gignac is at it again, this time with a special 100 limited-edition garbage cubes from St. Patrick's Festival in Dublin, Ireland. The 26-year-old trash magnate turns trash into treasure-- when we wrote about him last June…
Continue Reading →My guess is that this piece of news is the biggest thing to come out of this year's Miami Boat Show. The Porsche Design Studio has teamed up with Miami-based high-end yacht manufacturer Fearless to develop a range of gorgeous…
Continue Reading →French artist Denis Darzacq's La Chute work is unnerving, unique and fascinating. My French is rusty so the only translation I could find explains his work as somewhere between the take off and the fall-- where the social elevator is…
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