You think your friends are pretty diverse. Maybe you have one buddy who lives on a steady diet of tacos with no apparent consequence, or another who can't leave the house without tying his shoes in double knots. Whatever. Friends…
Continue Reading →Brazil's Kakofonia has so much going on that it's true testament that hard work produces firm results. The graphic designer and comic book artist has some great limited-edition, giclee prints for sale on his site that run the gamut of…
Continue Reading →When you've got offices both in Los Angeles and Copenhagen, all style bases that matter are covered. That's Rubber Duck's explanation for having addresses on two continents in the northern hemisphere, a justification that's working 'cause their line of Miami…
Continue Reading →Even if you don't travel a lot, you're probably already familiar with the following stereotypical image of an eco-conscious traveler: Birkenstocks on calloused feet, an unruly mane and facial hair, reeking of patchouli, and vegetarian. I swear on my mother's…
Continue Reading →We're always on the clock; literally. Sao Paulo's Estudio 5 skips over the traditional agenda pad and designed a wood clock with a write and erasable surface so you can mark time for that "fun-time break" in chalk in between…
Continue Reading →Our love for toy art crosses all borders here at JoshSpear.com, as you know through our enthusiastic posts. Plastic, paper, vinyl; each is equally adored. So why not a combo of these three formats then? TroyArt's robot models come in…
Continue Reading →You'd think the most interacting you could do with a door is to open it. Hey, I'm not venturing into pervy matters here, but Brazil's No Design had a different idea for their handle-less Max Door. It locks and unlocks…
Continue Reading →If you've been in the right place at the right time, you might have seen Italian graf artist Blu's super-large-scale paintings on a wall near you, including the Tate Modern (until August 28, anyway). But you haven't seen how extremely…
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