Frank Kozik drops news of his next bust: a Frankified tribute to the Gipper, Ronald Reagan. At 18 inches, Frank says it’s “the biggest one yet”. I hope

Yosiell Lorenzo invited me over to his studio for a look at a spectral new body of work he’s been working on for the last several months. Séance,

I spied these toy painting rags on Keith “Bebop” Fulmis’ Flickr. I love the spirit of products that are so extremely niche-y. Imagine a shop rag just for

Russian designers Alexei Lyapunov and Lena Ehrlich (known as People Too) make pop culture papercraft. The level of detail in their designs is pretty epic. While the “Star” series

San Francisco’s MARS-1 and Electric Works have collaborated on a black-flocked, day-glo-inked poster of Infinite Tapestry. This limited edition poster brings back the best of underground poster-making from

I have a couple acronyms for the way I feel about Ron English doing the cover art for Chris Brown’s new album, F.A.M.E. Let’s start with WTF, and

The uber-talented Mike Leavitt has drafted a handful of new recruits for his Art Army. Left to right: Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami, Matthew Barney and Julian Schnabel. Leavitt’s

How rad is this architectural innovation? It reminded me that the “Cat Library” would also be useful as a “Cat Toy Shelf”. You’d just need to modify an

I’m intrigued by this prototype called Specimen No. 1, which is based on a painting by Jason Limón. The piece was sculpted by Inner Sanctum, the Bakersfield, CA-based company

Miniscule Blue Helmets on a Massive Quest is a project where people painted the helmets of little green army men and then sent them around the world. Click