When I went back to my 'Siberian' hometown recently, the new rave were these Toyo Microbit Tires. People who live in the Colorado Rockies drive on snow and ice during the majority of the year, so they don't skimp when…
Continue Reading →Don't get me wrong, I appreciate how big corporations like Gap are turing sales into helpful donations to great causes through the (RED) campaign; I think (RED) has been successful from a wide-spread outreach standpoint. But I also really appreciate…
Continue Reading →The People Like Us Collective (or as I like to refer to them, 'The Thunder Down Under') have just released two new t-shirt designs. If you hurry, you can get your hands on one or both of these limited edition…
Continue Reading →Folding chairs may not be the most glamourous decor item out there, but it's difficult to deny that they serve an important role in day to day life. They do, after-all, provide the utility of a chair but can be…
Continue Reading →Corpus surfaced in 2003 when founders Jarrod Cornish and Keith Richardson decided to take a step away from the pre-faded, distressed look we were seeing (and are still seeing) with denim. Using back-to-the-basics fabrics like raw Selvedge denim, Cornish and…
Continue Reading →Ashkahn just launched his new online studio called Don't Stop. Through his new site, Ashkahn will continue to wow the masses with his experimental and utterly unique visuals for music packaging, merchandise branding, posters and identity. I also learned through…
Continue Reading →Francesco Cappuccio is at it again folks. You may remember his Canvas Coffee Table I wrote about a little while ago. Well, Francesco is morphing art into furniture once again-- this time his inspiration was Lucio Fontana's 1966 piece entitled…
Continue Reading →For those of you who haven't seen it yet, I hope you enjoy this short and thought provoking clip by Michael Wesch, who is an Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University. In this, a short, clear, simple,…
Continue Reading →To a lot of us out there five o'clock is the only time in the day that really matters-- unless you're a lawyer, in which case this clock should be probably be called "Midnight O'Clock." At any rate, the M&Co…
Continue Reading →MagneCote has come out with a product that may add a little something to the print advertising you magazine readers see so much of. From what I've seen, it's begun to filter into some design mags out there, and I'm…
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