politics Archive
interviews
Most people tend to think of Shag as being an artist and active participant in the lounge lifestyle. While these things are both true, Shag is also a
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Cats
This is one of those polarizing PETA ad campaigns that’s either win-win-win or lose-lose-lose. Chances are, if you like Morrissey, you also like cats, and you may even
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character
The digital illustrators at Bigshot Toyworks were asked to re-imagine Hostess’ mascot, Twinkie the Kid, for a Fortune magazine coverstory. The feature is called “Hostess is Bankrupt … Again” and
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popjects
When last we spoke of Sebastian Errazuriz, we were talking about Burka Boards and shoe pants. For his latest project, Drowning in Debt, the New York-based designer continues to
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vinyl
I once asked Frank Kozik if he gets bored designing Labbits, and he said no. He loves making Labbits, and besides, every batch of Smorkin’ bunnies paves the way
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vinyl
Has it really been seven years since adFunture released DOMA‘s Astronaut Jesus figure? The biblical 10-inch vinyls came in several colorways, including flocked and GID, and can still
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sculpture
Now for a different P.O.V. of life in the U.S.A. This past May, I had the opportunity to see Michele Pred‘s “Fear Culture” displayed at artMRKT. It was
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art multiples
Q: When does an art show get coverage on Laughing Squid, High Times AND Geekosystem? A: When the art show is “INDISPENSABLE: Art by the Ounce,” a conceptual
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Pop CULTure
We interrupt the daily design news for a reality check! Today, the people of North Carolina are voting on a disgusting and backwards law called Amendment 1. It
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industrial
Axel Brechensbauer is a Barcelona-based designer who has come up with a plan for world peace that is more Hirst (as in Damien) than it is Hippie (as
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