Monthly Archives: November 2011

If Only Occupy Wall Street Had Tents By British Designers…

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If you think the notion of camping in style is pre-TENT-ious, then these designer tents from FieldCandy are not for you. However, if you can dig on the idea of sleeping inside a cloak of rayguns designed by the artist … Continue reading

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Mossy Tools for Modern Living

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I woke up feeling kind of mossy this morning. If you don’t know what that means, I can’t really explain it. It’s one of those “you had to wake up mossy to get it” kind of things. Here’s something we … Continue reading

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Art History Snowglobes

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There’s something really satisfying about seeing “highbrow” art history movements contained inside that trusty standby of souvenir shops: the “lowbrow” snowglobe. The History of Art Snow Globes by Ligano/Reese consist of 20 glass signed and dated snow globes with black bases … Continue reading

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New Resin Toy Art from Ukrainian Asylum

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It looks like Patient No. 6 has been re-admitted into the soul-crushing psychiatric hospital. While he got out for a while (and entered my collection), there are other “Patient No. 6′s” needing to be discharged to good homes. The artist, … Continue reading

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Support Me for Pay a Blogger Day

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Hot on the heels of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Sunday Bloody Sunday and Cyber Monday comes a new way to infuse the economy on a micro-level. It directly impacts the life of someone who you may have never met, … Continue reading

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Toys by Design: Circus Posterus

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Design Bureau‘s December issue has been out for a couple of weeks. Have you picked up a copy? It’s got a cover story on young architects, interviews with design experts, photos of stuff you want to own and houses you’d … Continue reading

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Clear Green Tokoji Seijin by Koji Harmon

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Koji Harmon likes kappa, mischievous water creatures found in Japanese folklore. He’s released his original character, Tokoji Seijin, in several colorways, but the next one is really an amphibious gem. On December 3rd at 8PM PST (and December 4th at … Continue reading

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Icelandic Cheerios Character Designs by Halli Civelek

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Dear General Mills, If you were to manufacture American Cheerios as you do in Iceland (in boxes adorned with Halli Civelek‘s fantastic character designs), I would buy your cereal. Until then, I will instead continue to consume the oddly addictive … Continue reading

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Peecols For Only $3 on Fab.com

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Peecols, those humanoid toys designed by Germany’s eBoy and produced by Kidrobot, always seemed like a polarizing subject in the collecting community. Kidrobot’s founder, Paul Budnitz, would speak highly of the Peecols, which he likened to a “series of all of … Continue reading

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Three Ways to Avoid Looking Like a Dumbbell

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I, of all people, know the pain of being pigeonholed based on my muscles. “He’s all brawn and no brain,” they say. Or when they think I’m not listening, “There goes Jeremy the Juicer.” People can be so cruel. Thus … Continue reading

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