Author: jeremy

When ThreeA released its last brillo squaro at SDCC, fans grabbed it up before Warhol’s famous 15 minutes were up. This Friday brings another chance to acquire this

Here’s a cool opportunity for budding designers who happen to be, like me, big fans of Pete Fowler. London-based newcomers, Dudebox, are running Fowler and Fiends, a competition

BoingBoing recently ran a story called Can Lego Be Considered Art? The comments section was an interesting read, as was this 8-page Lego as Art (PDF) essay by

I love when people take it upon themselves to make things that don’t exist because they want or need them. Case in point: Taking a cue from the

According to the Chinese Zodiac, 2011 is the year of the rabbit. According to my own observations, 2011 has been the year of the scavenger. I’m not talking

Remember these Art History Snow Globes by Ligano/Reese? It turns out their experience with the familiar shaky-flakey domes is considerably more “global” than I’d initially thought. First, they

I briefly touched on Sergey Safonov‘s Flirps in the days leading up to DesignerCon, but since the leading graphic was an animated, pulsating, rainbow Luno, I understand that

Patient No. 6 returns, and this time he’s mobile. Has he been discharged from the psychiatric hospital that tried to squash his individuality? Is he on the run

Barcelona-based designers Alex Trochut & Xavier Mañosa conjured up a series of “Skateboard Fails”. Where the boards may fail in function, they excel in form. The bumpy, melty

This is maybe Coarse Toys‘ most goth release yet. It begins “When Silence Remains”…. and I’ll summarize the prose just a bit: It’s dark and cold. The noop