We've definitely made a habit of showing you timepieces that are the opposite of run-of-the-mill. While watch designer Ross McBride's latest creation may be named Extra Normal, it certainly follows the established pattern as being anything but. The Tokyo based…
Continue Reading →As I'm writing this, 3,000 nerds "” and I say that in only the most complimentary way, naturally "” are having the best geek-out party ever in Sao Paulo's equivalent of Central Park, Parque Ibirapuera. Campus Party, a marathon digital…
Continue Reading →Telling time is hard. First, you have to remember that the little hand points to the hour; then you have to remember that the big hand tells you what minute it is. It gets even harder when you realize that…
Continue Reading →Are you the classic American Tough Guy? Do you maintain a five o'clock shadow twelve months out of the year, and light your matches by flicking them against the back of your hand only to put out the fire with…
Continue Reading →If you were to only let his work speak for him, it would leave a lot to be inferred about Dimitre Lima -- his penchant for pondering, for example. His affinity for a good problem. Knows his HTML from a…
Continue Reading →My mind is jumping right now, and the culprits are South Korean internet art collective Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries (aka, YHCHI). Taking Flash animation to a totally visceral level, their breakneck text-based works move so fast they look strobe-lit. Swinging…
Continue Reading →Nabaztag is not your average robot. For starters, he's a bunny, he does tai-chi, and he isn't obnoxious. He communicates with all your wi-fi objects to do neat-o stuff like tell you the weather conditions, read your favorite blogs out…
Continue Reading →You know we go ape for watches here at JoshSpear, and although I personally use my cell phone as a timepiece, I still love the novelty behind Lv Zhongfang's TIWE-d watch and hope it'll someday get out of concept stage.…
Continue Reading →London locals and illustration appreciatives should find their way to Coningsby Gallery on November 26th to experience FOUR, an exhibit of four influential artist's contemporary work. The illustrations of Claire Scully, Erin Petson, Pomme Chan and Susie Wright, in the…
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