Okay. This is hard to swallow, but there once was a time when the words "peanut butter" and "jelly" didn't really sound right together. And, as much as the thought of a PB+J-less life makes us all feel like withering…
Continue Reading →Its been a month since our fashion-forward friends at Azalea were reborn as Tobi, and in celebration of their successful launch they are offering a 25% discount off of all full-priced items. For those of you unacquainted with Tobi, it's…
Continue Reading →As we informed you in June, today is the last day to enter this year's Cut&Paste Digital Design Tournament. Submit your application now to gain entrance to one of Cut&Paste's 11 regional tournaments and the chance to be crowned baddest…
Continue Reading →Back in May, Heather told us about Unthirsty, a boozy site that uses Google Maps to help locate the happiest happy hours in your neighborhood based on a number of important criteria like drink specials, patio and wifi availability. This…
Continue Reading →Jeremyville has a brand-spankin' new online store open that you have to go check out. Chock-full of all the goods you've grown to know and love -- sketchels, vinyl, sneaks, etc -- he's gone and packaged it all up in…
Continue Reading →Seeing as though it's Friday, mid-afternoon and gorgeous outside (at least it is here in NYC), I'm going to go ahead and assume that you're just like me and being productive by counting down the minutes to 6:00pm. You should,…
Continue Reading →Building a website (and I'm talking a serious website, not some one-pager for posting lame vacation pictures and blog about how much milk one can drink before puking) can -- and theoretically, should -- take a long, long time, hence…
Continue Reading →I figured that I won't get murdered for cruising Etsy on company time if I actually write instead of shop, so I'm killing two birds with one stone (writing and shopping) to point out why you should snag some of…
Continue Reading →The team at Behance (who we introduced you to not long ago) is offering a great alternative to the traditional lined and boxed sketch guides so omnipresent on the desks of graphic designers. Instead of overtaking your sketches (and muddling…
Continue Reading →Why do we like Brooklyn Radio? Probably because it's not actually a radio station, which is good because we don't listen to the radio anymore. On their newly relaunched website, you won't find call letters or frequency numbers. Instead of…
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