Remember these amazing 3D-printed guitars by Olaf Diegel in New Zealand? He’s now got some competition by way of the new RP Guitar from One.61 Ltd, a prototyping company
Here’s my fourth and biggest Instagram Round-up. It was a great week for toy “iPhoneography” with artists and collectors reporting in from London, LA, Sacramento, Düsseldorf and Bali. There’s
WOW. Haroshi, the Japanese artist who uses old skateboards as the medium for his amazing, layered pop culture sculptures, really needs no introduction. Recently, he made this mohawk skull
Has your spouse ever called you lazybones or a numskull for forgetting to pick up the milk? Never again, say Sarah and Joseph Belknap of Chicago! The married couple rotocasts
When can a Van Gogh ear be proof that otolaryngologists are the unsung art comedians of the audiology field? Well, when Walnut Creek, CA-based Art 4 Your Practice make an
Maskull Lasserre is a Canadian artist who has “skull” in his name and anatomy on his brain. Incarnate (Three Degrees of Certainty II) is one of his recent skull
Twitter toilet paper is a popject that works on three levels: It’s toilet paper. You can use it. It sends the message that social media is disposable…literally. It speaks
New York artist Don Porcella creates action figures with commentary and pipe cleaners. His latest series, Sticks and Stones will Break your Bones, but Words will Never Hurt Me,
Earlier this month, The American Design Club presented an industrial design exhibition called THREAT. The show encouraged designers to experiment with common household objects in the creation of
Here’s further proof that any object can be customized and that France continues to win the “thinking outside the box” [see: graffiti on prosthetic legs] Design-on-Anything award. Fire
