Designer toys make great gifts, from the Pee and Poo toys to Lego Mindstorm's-- here are our picks from the vaults. Enjoy! "¢ Pee and Poo: The Unflushables: I know some of you wouldn't as much as entertain the idea…
Continue Reading →I have to admit, it's hard to imagine making way for the S.O.V. on a skateboard-- seeing the biggest midget in the game doing kick flips and ollies isn't anything I've ever imagined. Humorous image aside (hey, maybe she can…
Continue Reading →Xplicid is a new European t-shirt subscription startup I've got a nice feeling about-- They aim to feature artists and designers from around the world, making sure to keep their lineup as diverse and unique as possible. Obviously, shirts are…
Continue Reading →One of my favorite Japanese designers (although now Brooklyn Dwelling), Motomichi, has a couple of gorgeous new prints for sale for the holiday season. He actually introduced these prints back at the Pictoplasma Conference in October, but hasn't put them…
Continue Reading →We're still kind of buzzing about Beck's latest LP, we think this one might be timeless. We've got some more goodies to share with you from another Beck, Beck Wheeler, a German born artist who studied sculpture and jewelry design…
Continue Reading →The guys at Substratum have been working hard on their new store and latest apparel line-- they're very proud of the new designs, and they have reason to be-- they're some of the best yet. Pop by their site and…
Continue Reading →Just a light reminder that our Momimomi Contest is still going on-- we'll be choosing a handful of winners, each will receive a 3 month subscriptions to the best t-shirts in the world program (seriously, these shirts are some of…
Continue Reading →By now you all know the drill-- my picks 'From the Vaults' of our travel goodies! Should be something here for everyone on your list. Bon Voyage! "¢ Inside Out Guidebooks: The Inside Out Guide Book series from Rand McNally…
Continue Reading →Sick of Skulls yet? How about some cross bones instead? These Dry Bone Salt and Pepper Shakers are about 5 inches long-- made from fired, hollow, unglazed porcelain. They're designed by an LA guy by the name of Chris Stiles…
Continue Reading →I really need to give a nod for the ingenuity (not to mention the photographs) of Gregory Cohen-- this weekend we viewed his mobile photography exhibit literally across the street from Pulse Miami, running out of a souped up U-Haul…
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