It doesn’t take a social media branding analyst to notice that artists are hot with car companies these days. Today, we add the Chevy Sonic to our previous
I’ve previously blogged about illustrator/comedian, Dyna Moe, whose Hipster Animals are “like Richard Scarry characters [at] a Grizzly Bear show.” Last time, I wondered if my closest hipster animal was the Social
Holly Stanway (aka A Little Stranger) likes guinea pigs. A lot. Recently, she decided to render them in silver. A pair of them. Kissing. On a ring. Awww…
Coffee and Cigarettes was a movie by Jim Jarmusch, but here’s something that combines lighting up and coffee cups without the cancer. It’s the T-Light by Seoul, South
56th Studio is a multi-disciplinary quirky design studio primarily based in Bangkok. They’re a “luxe-personified yet kitschy, neo-ethnic, eclectically bold and youthful” trio who “embrace pop and mainstream culture,
I don’t need to tell you that the United States healthcare system is an ugly, complicated mess. Well, Israeli expat Assaf Wand, founded Sabi, and while he can’t battle
Nendo combined the aesthetics of Russian nesting dolls and Japanese Cup Noodles to make these special Matryoshkas for the Nissin Cup Noodle Museum in Yokohama. The design is: a
After you’ve had your portrait made out of pot, what’s next? The answer, for Snoop Dogg, is a smokable book of rolling papers. Introducing Rolling Words, a promotion for
Gallery1988 further stakes its claim as “the #1 destination for pop culture art” with their current exhibit: Just Like Us by Mike Mitchell. The show features mascots, superheroes
Here’s a duo of designer Easter eggs for the color connoisseurs out there. Jessica from How About Orange made the Pantone Easter eggs above, taking care to match
