. Our boy Chuck Anderson just updated his site, No Pattern, with twelve new additions to his already burly print collection. Like his older pieces, these newbies represent more of Chuck's incredible light-saturated, brightly surreal work, and we think they're…
Continue Reading →For a while now we've had an extra padded envelope lying around the office that we wish we had a purpose for. If only we could find the perfect lighting fixture or something that could fit inside. Hold on a…
Continue Reading →Someone was bound to do it, we just didn't think it'd be in under two days. This innocent-looking manilla envelope isn't one at all -- it's the cushiony protection dubbed AirMail for that Macbook Air you'll be traipsing around with…
Continue Reading →We try not to get political around here (except when Josh pulls rank and doesn't let me cut and paste our AIM transcripts instead of actually writing posts), but we do love the Steve Jobs for President tee our buddies…
Continue Reading →In case you were temporarily detained during the Apple Keynote today, you should know the the new MacBook Air (shipping in two weeks) is so thin it slides inside an envelope. Weighing only 3 pounds, it's a mere .76 inches…
Continue Reading →Just as its title so succinctly implies, Learning To Love You More is an on-going interactive web project created by artists Harrell Fletcher and Miranda July, which teaches us to explore ourselves from every angle. Managed by California-based artist and…
Continue Reading →It was on the early side of our grade school days when we learned how to tell time by what the little and the big hand said. Soon enough after that, we got our first digital watch and thought we'd…
Continue Reading →Now, I am not one to get overly excited about stamps -- in fact, I don't even remember the last time I bought stamps -- but you've probably figured out by now that I get very, very excited about anything…
Continue Reading →It's safe to say that if you like Manga then you probably wear t-shirts most of the time. Okay, maybe that's not so safe to say but that's the only way we could think to lead in to talking about…
Continue Reading →Despite their recent embrace of Capitalist tendencies, the Chinese have yet to ditch their Commie reds in favor of monetary greens, proving that the old guard has not completely eroded. Much like the culture of the country they represent, Design…
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