Designer and illustrator, Godmachine, wants you to grab his eyeballs: Each one lovingly made by hand, plush toys or give them to the cat, I promise you the

With this post, I thee tag you “SDCC 2011,” and now the gates are open. Frank Kozik sent over the first photos of the SDCC 2011 orange vinyl

Besides a baby named Dada, this is HIGH up on my want list right now. From Designboom: Invited to develop a single or range of products to celebrate

I kind of love this: Gugusdada is an art project by the Swiss artist duo Com&Com for “Rewriting Worlds: Dada Moscow,” a Special Project of the 4th Moscow Biennale of

David Stowe asked me to interview Godmachine in conjunction with his upcoming Vannen artist watch, so I did some research. Preconceived notions about Godmachine proved to be universally

I met Mark Landwehr at SDCC ’10. A few months later, I approached the busy German-born, Hong Kong-based toy designer about doing an interview for Design Bureau. We

I’ve been working on an interview with French purveyors of contemporary porcelain, K. Olin Tribu, and I’ve become increasingly interested in “traditional” art forms remixed with modern aesthetics.

Coarse Toys make poetry out of plastic, so it’s not really a surprise that each edition is accompanied by a short, abstract story. It begins: spreading warmth and

A year after New York-based artist, Craig Redman (aka Darcel), collaborated on some fresh fiberglass sculptures with Paris’s colette, he returns with new eye-catching furnishings. The work is a collaboration

Italian design brand Alessi challenged a group of young designers to re-imagine light bulbs as objects of design. The goal of the Alessilux project, with manufacturing by Foreverlamp, is