Thanks Denver Egotist for throwing this gem my way. When it comes to content, Vice is ripping it up. Check out 'A Day with a Russian Billionaire", it's like National Geographic on crack and the fringe.
Monday, 22 July 2013
More virtue than Vice.
Thanks Denver Egotist for throwing this gem my way. When it comes to content, Vice is ripping it up. Check out 'A Day with a Russian Billionaire", it's like National Geographic on crack and the fringe.
Sunday, 21 July 2013
Pop puke
What do you get when you add a little neon vomit to Pop stars in action? A good idea. See more of Pablo Iranzo's Epic Puke series here. Pinched from It's Nice That.
Monday, 18 March 2013
Wednesday, 2 January 2013
Monday, 17 December 2012
The Book-O-Mat
Brilliant way to replace the outdoor book bin. Not knowing what you'll get, and the feeling that the dispensed book is somehow meant for you, turns buying a 2$ book into a magical experience. Read more about this vintage-looking, whirling, cranking and ringing book installation on Fast Company.
The BIBLIO-MAT from Craig Small on Vimeo.
The BIBLIO-MAT from Craig Small on Vimeo.
Tuesday, 11 December 2012
Personal Rhesus
I love the IKEA monkey. A little Rhesus Macaque wrapped in a fashionable shearling coat was found wandering an IKEA in Toronto. Apparently, while in his owner's car parked outside the Swedish furniture giant, he managed to open his cage gate and then the car door and wander into IKEA. The scent of wafting meatballs must have been too tempting to withstand. But I think I love the memes more. Pinched from Gawker.
Monday, 10 December 2012
Frau & the Real Girls
Really digging Frau Franz's pin-up illustrations (especially the girl bicycling chocolate pudding). Pinched from It's Nice That.


Thursday, 6 December 2012
'Tis the season
..to shop. Digging these seasonal gems.



I found a lot of rad Christmas gift oddities on Creature’s site, where agency employees give away unusual items in support of Hamomi Childrens' Center. More here.
Nothing says Channukah like Bananagrams in Hebrew. Buy here.

Sweatshirts found on Etsy.

Leave it to Tim McSweeney to sort out a well-written mug.
And the soon to be classic Three Grumpy Cat Moon T-shirt.

I found a lot of rad Christmas gift oddities on Creature’s site, where agency employees give away unusual items in support of Hamomi Childrens' Center. More here.
Nothing says Channukah like Bananagrams in Hebrew. Buy here.
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
The right kind...
...of banana hammock. Given weather cold enough to make nipples drop and roll, I'd love to be in Miami for some sun and art. The Banana Hammock at Art Basel from December 6th-9th. Find out more here.
"In an exhibition of new work, The Still House Group has inhabited a second floor, 27-room office space in South Beach, two blocks from the Miami Convention Center, home to Art Basel.
Focused on an isolated view of individual works, Banana Hammock aims to support and accentuate the delicate details of each artist’s piece."
Monday, 3 December 2012
Monday, 12 November 2012
Sunday, 11 November 2012
Slogans for the early 21st Century
Quirky statements anchored in strange
truths and wit. I would love to see Douglas Coupland’s 12-part painting series,
“Twelve Slogans for the Early 21st Century”, which will be unveiled
at TrépanierBaer Gallery on December 8th in Calgary. Here’s a little
taste.


Thursday, 8 November 2012
A good cause for bad client feedback
Polishing a turd, or creative catharsis, is Ireland's creative community's way of releasing pent up anger
and sadness to raise funds for the Temple Street Children's
Hospital. Brill. Found on Hello You Creatives.

Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Pop's wad
My father, a beatnik painter, never carried a wallet. He always had bills, rolled up in a tight tube, wrapped in rubber bands. He still doesn't have credit cards, and has a profound disdain for credit in general and automated payments. There's something beautifully freeing about the idea of bills in rubber bands. Maybe that's all you need.
Wednesday, 31 October 2012
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