Just badass!
Via: hypebeast
Friday, March 27, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
ON AIR Wrist Watch
Designed by Turkish designer Iskender Asanaliev. The hour hand actually also gives you the minutes info.
Original Fake Towel.
As part of the Original Fake Spring/Summer 2009 Collection, they once again worked on several products with Gallery 1950. One of them is this new hand towel, which comes with a colorful all-over design by artist Kaws, featuring several of his characters.
via: highsnobiety.
THE WUI SOUND CHAIR
The WUI sound chair by gerry² is is a designer sound chair. The surfaces are connected with small devices that can turn nearly any flat surface into a soundboard.
This chair allows listening to media devices without the need of traditional speakers. The chair translates electric signals into mechanical energy and causes the flat surfaces to vibrate and broadcast the sound. Each surface gives the music a different tone. The WUI sound chair also offers wireless connection to any Bluetooth-enabled music playing device.
Via: bornrich
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Anti Design
Anti is a multi-disciplinary design agency who works with brand identity, art direction, packaging, print, illustration and interactive design.
via: surfstation.
tokidoki Frenzies Zipper Pulls
"Through the magic of advanced micro-technology, STRANGEco will soon pack all the addictiveness of tokidoki figures into pint sized (1-2") zipper pulls. Expected sometime in mid-spring, the tokidoki Frenzies feature 22 different characters sold in blind assortment for $4.99 per zipper pull (includes removable cell phone lanyard). tokidoki artist Simone Legno has included his Moofia, Cactus Friends, 'Til Death do us Part, plus a few new characters into the mix. tokidoki + wearable zipper pull madness = tokidoki everywhere."
via: vinylpulse.
Bape Store Niigata.
The store’s decor is quite similar to most Bape Stores in existence as clean sales racks and fixtures work in conjunction with the use of bright neon lights.
Via: hypebeast.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Boxed Water is Better
Part sustainable water company, part art project, part philanthropic project, and completely curious. Boxed Water Is Better, is a boxed water company.
via: surfstation.
FASHION BRAND LOLLIPOPS
Lollipops are available in a number of colors and flavors, particularly fruit flavors. Unfortunately, no one knows exactly when the lollipop was created, but we do know that it is one of the most popular candies in existence. No matter what the history of lollipop is, in the 20th Century, the era of automation it is possible to create lollipops using the fashion logos of the most luxurious brands, such as Yves Saint Laurent, Louis Vuitton, CHANEL and GUCCI.
Via: yatzer
BLACK COMMES DES GARCONS x MEDICOM TOY 100% BEARBRICK
The special BLACK CdG project that took over the previous space held by the COMME des GARCONS x Louis Vuitton store in Aoyama features a capsule of co-branded products with Medicom Toy that have included basic items such as tees, button-ups and backpacks. Referring back to the Bearbrick, the toy comes in a black velvet finish with the BLACK COMME des GARCONS branding on the back.
Available now in 100% form at BOBOS.
Via: hypebeast
Audiowood Turntables
These custom turntables are the handiwork of Oakland, California-based woodworker Joe Scilley who previously was an interior renovator in the San Francisco Bay Area but has now turned his skills to audiocraft.
On 14 March 2009, Scilley will debut his Audiowood decks at the recently-opened FiveTen Studios in Oakland. They'll feature scores of different designs fashioned from redwood burl, walnut and others, all available for purchase.
via MoCo Loco
Monday, March 23, 2009
'Upload Video' Screen Suggests Video Capabilities in Next iPhone
"Engadget Mobile discovered an interesting screenshot from the iPhone 3.0 beta operating system that is labeled "Upload Video". The screen reportedly appears when you try to upload photos to MobileMe. While Engadget is labeling it as an interesting "typo", we feel it likely suggests that video recording and upload capabilities will arrive in the next generation iPhone which could be released as early as this summer.
There have been intermittent reports about the next iPhone revision, but few solid leads. Still, whispers have suggested that June/July is the timeframe for the next iPhone which is said to be a major upgrade over today's model. Talk of multi-core CPUs and GPUs suggest the next iPhone could be significantly more powerful than the iPhone 3G. This could pave the way for rumored features such as background processes, and even video recording. While Apple has made no references to a new hardware revision, we feel the timing of the iPhone 3.0 operating system due out this summer provides Apple an easy way to introduce a major hardware revision at the same time.
As a result, it wouldn't surprise us that this "Video Upload" screen was misplaced rather than mistyped."
via: macrumors.
Action Comics No. 1
Action Comics No. 1 from 1938 just sold at auction for $317,200.00. John Dolmayan, the drummer for System of a Down bought it.
MERCURY LIGHTS
By Rossgrove for Artemide.
“Mercury cluster”, suspension lamp by Ross Lovegrove, has extended the range of mercury series. His new creation is a series of pebbles forming a cluster which reflect the light that bounces on its biomorphic surfaces.
Via: cubeme
PEGLEG FOR OPENING CEREMONY T-SHIRT COLLECTION
New York-based Pegleg work up a small collection of garments exclusive to Opening Ceremony. Three different styles are now available via Opening Ceremony’s online store.
Via: hypebeast
Yoshitomo Nara at Marianne Boesky Gallery, through March 28, 2009 March 13th, 2009
"For Yoshitomo Nara’s fourth solo show at Marianne Boesky Gallery, the Japanese pop artist pairs new paintings and drawings with two large-scale sculptures. Created with his collaborative group YNG - formally known as “Yoshitomo Nara + graf - the two stylized pine tree abodes are made of reclaimed wood and recall the feeling of a woodman’s cottage or some surreal abode. The interiors are filled with sketches and doodles created in the artist’s hand, along with stuffed animals that match the playful, fairy-tale feeling of Nara’s work."
Marianne Boesky
Yoshitomo Nara
February 28 - March 28, 2009
via: artobserved.
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