Tag: pop CULTure

Dude. Vegans are getting hardcore. Vegetable tattoos are the freshest gang signs of summer. Watch your back (if you see a fruit bowl on someone else’s back)! Click

Here’s a clever popject from Russian industrial designer Tembolat Gugkaev: the Star Wars-themed Darth Hair Dryer. One wonders if “the force is strong with this one,” whether we

Liam Brazier is an illustrator and animator from Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex. Brazier gets immediate points because I am an avowed anglophile and also subtler points because he adopted two

How many Twin Peaks references can you find on the side of this NYC box truck? This may be the first graffiti tribute to Twin Peaks I’ve seen.

The concept of Mike Leavitt‘s latest art product is simple: If you’re hanging on by a thread, you have a friend. Now you can absorb your crying face

Check out this print advertising campaign for kitchen appliance company Magimix. It was designed by Shalmor Avnon Amichay from Tel Aviv-based Y&R Interactive. Above, we have a famous painting by

Russian ad agency, Stoyn, chose ten iconic figures from around the world and immortalized them as popsicles. Each piece was created with “natural products and ingredients”. According to

Interesting politi-pop intervention being billed as the work of a “Bulgarian Banksy”. From ANIMAL New York: Over the weekend, the citizens of Sofia, Bulgaria awoke to find a

While not exactly known for his wisdom, Charlie Sheen did provide us with a unique spin on the concept of “winning” that would have been useful on June

I just found out about The Indie Rock Poster Book, a production of The Yellow Bird Project. The poster book is a colorful celebration of indie rock music