Sometimes a Blue Mountain e-card of two squirrels hugging to a midi version of Love Will Keep Us Together doesn't accurately express what's in our heart. Zeichen Press, however, knows just how to make a Hallmark moment. Whether it's the…
Continue Reading →To match their philosophy that yes, you can conquer the disarray of notes written on scrap paper spread all over your desk, in your bags and pockets (hello, that's me), the brainiacs at Field Notes went on an organizing binge…
Continue Reading →As promised, Information Architects just released the poster version of their super-sexy Web Trend Map 3. For $50 plus shipping, you can have your own map of Web 2.0 on your wall; for free, you can visit their site for…
Continue Reading →There's nothing quite like unwrapping a present"¦the anticipation"¦the thrill of that first tear of gift paper"¦and ultimately the disappointment at receiving a pair of socks or a Wii Game you already have, proving once again that it is ultimately better…
Continue Reading →There's a saying that goes, everything old is new again (or something like that). While we think that mostly has to do with bellbottoms and polyester jackets, we don't see how it can't apply to traditional items employed in religious…
Continue Reading →While your wall is no doubt adorned with many posters boasting all of the experiences you've held to be sonically pleasurable, we know they've been enjoyable to your auditory senses in different ways. However you could probably sum them up…
Continue Reading →Trying to figure out if you're all set for your big Super Bowl party this Sunday? Alright, well lets run through the checklist: Chips? Check. Queso dip? Check. Big Screen HDTV and crystal clear sound system? Of course. Well, what…
Continue Reading →Valentine's Day is right around the corner and since your relationship dodged quite a bullet last year when you waited until the last minute so the sweet shop only had leftover Hannukah gelt, it would probably be a good idea…
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…
Continue Reading →Hugo and Joachim, the men behind Other Side of Silence and Anothercompany, respectively, just released a tiny booklet called "Thank You Too," a business card-sized collection of appreciative comments. The idea behind "Thank You Too" is to give people the…
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