Spunk United is an online-magazine based in Singapore dedicated to supporting the local talent and creative community there, and around the world. They say they're all about image, but they aren't the traditional glossy magazine. Infact, their flash site is…
Continue Reading →It's almost spring time which means we will start seeing lots of t-shirts for the warm weather. Invicid dropped some fly new t-shirt designs last week for their Spring/Summer 2006 lineup, all hand screened by Seattle artist and designer Mark…
Continue Reading →I was pleased to finally see an update to one of the funniest t-shirt fashion sites on the net: Durkl. They just launched a new Spring/Summer line with some funky fresh t-shirts. They also added a new section that's dedicated…
Continue Reading →The Kleptones, the unofficial mash-up kings of the world have yet again blown me away with their latest double-disc album: 24 Hours. They go above and beyond mashing together artists like Bowie, Beyonce, Peter Gabriel, Jet, Stevie Wonder and more.…
Continue Reading →Anyone who knows me knows I love mint, especially Metromint-- the peppermint water made from nothing but spring water and pesticide-free mint grown in Washington's Yakima Valley. I guess the folks at Metromint loved me so much they went out…
Continue Reading →I first blogged about The High Line project back in July of last year, and until now had heard very little about it. On April 10th the transformation of The High line begins-- the city will celebrate the beginning of…
Continue Reading →The Spanish company Oken has been developing and producing seating solutions for both public and private environments since 1989. I recently discovered them while searching for one of their latest products seen here: the Binaria chair. It's surely one of…
Continue Reading →Caddy is a new product concept by a London based design consultancy called Wood&Wood Design. The idea behind Caddy is to draw together a mobile suitcase, a "granny trolley", and a walking aid. The Caddy can be either pushed or…
Continue Reading →The newest issue of Arkitip Magazine features one of my favorite urban inspired artists, José Parla. I first covered Parla's work back in February of last year and I've enjoyed following over a year of his progress. If you're unfamiliar…
Continue Reading →I've seen a handful of these photos before, but until know I didn't know the artist behind them-- let alone the process, or that he is indeed quite famous. After browsing his photos, I've decided Li Wei is the unofficial…
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