Rock N' Roll deity Mick Jagger once sang the words, "You can't always get what you want." Justin Gignac and his girlfriend Christine, the masterminds behind Wants for Sale have shown the rock god to be fallible by proving the…
Continue Reading →Beautiful/Decay has a fresh new face. Your favorite go-to for all things inspired, B/D recently opted to become new. Having entirely revitalized its site, B/D has managed to surpass itself as the unsurpassable portal for art. It's still the same…
Continue Reading →Not too long ago, we told you about the design competition Cut&Paste, a timed tournament currently cruising through 11 international cities. Last week, Cut&Paste found its way to NYC, where eight local designers were pitted against one another in an…
Continue Reading →Apparently, dead bird artwork is making waves outside the taxidermy-ing circles these days. We pointed out Michael Sans' Cuckoo Clock not long ago, and now I've got another for you: have a look at Ted Noten's Starling Bag, featuring a…
Continue Reading →Yesterday evening, in the middle of too much green tea at a local sushi spot, a friend asked me what today's interview was going to be about. I kind of mumbled the answer; "Krudmart, with this guy Steve," expecting the…
Continue Reading →If you're going to be in Denver in mid October, you'll want to take a stroll down California Street -- it's the site of this year's Urban Forest Project, in which 24 local professional designers and 24 local design students…
Continue Reading →We love Enjin, a high-quality skateboard company, for a bunch of reasons. Not only do they take the idea of skate deck artwork pretty seriously, they also have made it their business, from the get-go, to work with some of…
Continue Reading →If you're in the New York realm and lookin' for a little something to occupy your Sunday, stroll down to the Brooklyn Book Festival. If you're anything like me and you can spend hours wandering aimlessly around The Strand or…
Continue Reading →The Easyglider, dubbed a "sports vehicle", is designed by a company of the same name out of Bern, Switzerland. The heart of the vehicle is the battery powered front wheel; it's controlled via a motorbike-like interface on the long handle…
Continue Reading →If you're looking to get some attention on the playground, I recommend an Abacus, a German, Erich Lacher Watch Factory time-piece that presents time by the wavering position of a ball. Ignoring the fact that you may miss appointments by…
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