This morning, Hype Machine re-launched; the new website is brighter, easier to read, and includes several new features including a place to store your favorite songs and a "spy" feature that lets you see what other users are listening to.…
Continue Reading →Vinyltoys Templates is a website that compiles the plans (blueprints?) for a wide variety of vinyl toys from manufacturers that span the alphabet from All City Style to Woodentoy. There are currently about 40 templates up for your downloading and…
Continue Reading →Via Thrillist, the lazy dude's incredibly well-informed, bicoastal best friend (that's right, it's in LA and SF now, so if you live in either of those locales, sign the hell up already), we get word of a new way to…
Continue Reading →Superspace is a two year-old design studio based in Copenhagen; the fact that it's two years old makes sense, because right now Superspace devotes a lot of its energy towards designing for children. Take their (pictured) Honeycubes product: fuzzy little…
Continue Reading →As we told you a little while back, the WIRED LivingHome "” a collaboration between Wired Magazine and LivingHome, an innovative prefabricated housing supplier "” is of equal interest to gadget heads, architecture fans and conservationists. Currently having its finishing…
Continue Reading →Our boy Matthew Curry "” Spear Collective member, Grammy Award nominee, artist, occasional ad man and one-time vodka bottle designer "” has just updated his website, Ninja Cruise. Matthew's no stranger to the pages here; we've written about him a…
Continue Reading →MWM is Matt W. Moore, a graphic designer who currently lives with his wife and son in the mountains of Vermont. We've written about MWM before in his capacity as one of the founders and curators of Wallspankers Magazine, but…
Continue Reading →This world is a funny place, and sometimes the people with the funniest names make the most serious sh*t. Take Dust La Rock; we've written about his work with Beautiful/Decay and oneonenine before, but we've never taken the time to…
Continue Reading →I first became aware of the problem that electronic waste, or "ewaste," poses to the ecosystem through the documentary film Manufactured Landscapes, which played here in New York a few months ago. In the film, you see a whole community…
Continue Reading →A family album, a statement of personal identity and a nod to tradition; it's rare for an article of clothing to be any of these things, let alone all of them. Yet the two hats in the Evil Monito x…
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