I discovered de Medici Ming Fine Paper today strolling around in my free time after a meeting here in Seattle. What an absolute gem of a shop. I was mesmerized by the fantastic selection of cards, journals, handmade papers, letterpress…
Continue Reading →More Liquidated Logos from Zevs– this time prints for £200. A deal. Related: Zev's NYC Show.
Continue Reading →Procrastination, Cat Videos and more! An idea for a series with honest logos, revealing the actual content of the company, what they really should be called. Some are cheap, some might be a bit funny, some will maybe be brilliant.…
Continue Reading →The University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Science, Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics is a mouthful. But you know what isn't? A bike that can switch between a freewheel and a fixed gear at the touch of a…
Continue Reading →Cocoon desk designed by GamFratesi for Ligne Roset. These would be great in schools (not to mention my office!). Via Le Blog Deco (French)
Continue Reading →The Y-3 Sala, a recent addition to my collection. Polka dots for spring, of course! I couldn't resist after seeing them in London last week. Inspired by the iconic indoor football boot, the Y-3 Sala shoes feature distinctive 3-Stripes with…
Continue Reading →Must. Have. Sushi. Notepad. $23 from Tokyo. Must Have Now. Via Hypebeast
Continue Reading →You Took My Name is another great logo project– reminds me of the distorted identities project we saw, and of course Zev's great logo destruction. "We’re working on a series of paintings that strip famous logos back to their basic…
Continue Reading →Miraculously I made it to Dave White's Americana opening in London last night. And left with this incredible Coyote below. Good article on him here– except Andy Warhol couldn't paint himself out of a box, and Dave is a master…
Continue Reading →This Post is Brought to you by Onitsuka Tiger In 2010 artist Takayuki Akachi travelled around the world to 50 countries documenting how a pair of jeans fade, and in the process documented an incredible diverse look at global culture–…
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