These are so cool. The "Fair Share Fountain" are six nesting champagne glasses, each with a lip that fills the cup below it:
http://charlesandmarie.com/blog/soupe_du_jour/2007/11/20/fair-share-fountain/
I love that they're made to exactly hold an entire bottle of champagne. That's perfect.
I like these so much that I don't even care that champagne is disgusting. If I had $1200 to spend on champagne flutes, you can be DAMN SURE I'd have an Icee machine in my kitchen.
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A reader writes: "Are these in any order?"
Not really. Sometimes I'll put something up at the top if it's really really cool and I want to highlight it, like The Contemporist or those champagne flutes. Mostly because I suspect most of you click maybe two of these before going back to Bedazzled.
Another reader writes: "UNSUBSCRIBE. I DO NOT KNOW WHY YOU'RE SENDING THESE TO ME. PLEASE TAKE ME OFF THIS MAILING LIST."
Ha ha. No!
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It's been a while since I featured a Sartorialist picture:
http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/2007_11_01_archive.html#6841290585617231892
As usual, no idea if that's gonna work.
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Last Exit To Nowhere, "a collection of unique shirt designs which are inspired by and pay homage to some of the most memorable places, corporations and companies in 20th century fiction":
http://lastexittonowhere.com/
Recently featured in the New York Times magazine:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/18/magazine/18wwln-consumed-t.html
"Surely it’s not worth the effort to make actual replicants just to capitalize on the Tyrell name."
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A glow in the dark deck chair. Of course.
http://www.coroflot.com/public/individual_file.asp?individual_id=120218&portfolio_id=787727&country=7&sort_by=1&area_id_4=4&c=1&
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Those of you who loved Brocade Home (i.e. all of you who are my real friends) are directed towards Horchow:
http://www.horchow.com/
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Obviously I'm not a big Playboy fan--I'm more of a Juggs man, myself--but I love the idea of a coffee table book that comes in its own briefcase:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0811860590/
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A Mac painted to look like the classic start-up icon:
http://m.flickr.com/photo.gne?id=2037359516
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belOga: Not Your Grandmother's Sewing Machine
http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/beloga_not_your_grandmothers_sewing_machine_8124.asp
"Hey, fuck you Grandma!"
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Equation Bookshelf:
http://estudiobreder.blogspot.com/2007/11/equation-bookshelf.html
Storyline Bookshelf:
http://www.gnr8.biz/product_info.php?products_id=658
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I really like Ann Demeulemeester's pins, featuring mythical creatures:
http://www.brownsfashion.com/pages/product/product.asp?prodid=mensstore/accessories/87768
And I really REALLY like her last name. Deh-myew-la-MEE-ster? Awesome.
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Calligraphy Robot:
http://www.designrelated.com/inspiration/view/mattmatt/entry/1226
But I'm mostly posting this for James Healey's ridonk photo and comment.
Wednesday, November 21
Monday, November 19
Suck It, Trebek
At the end of the second round of Celebrity Jeopardy, the scores are:
Paul Schaffer: $400
Susan Lucci: $800
Scott Turow: $13,600
Paul Schaffer: $400
Susan Lucci: $800
Scott Turow: $13,600
Sunday, November 18
Tough Love From The Costume Designer For 2001: A Space Odyssey
In 1964, British designer Hardy Amies published The ABCs Of Men's Fashion. It was recently reprinted by V & A, and writer Julian Keeling fondly remembers having been given the book as a teenager.
His slim volume was a masterpiece of essential information, peppered with learned observations, withering put-downs, factual accuracy, arch and bitchy humour and decades of knowledge, all based on the premise that "a man should look as if he has bought his clothes with intelligence, put them on with care, and then forgotten all about them."
Of particular delight was to have all my prejudices confirmed. The heading for "Shorts," for instance, simply contains the instruction "see Beachwear." Under "Trouser Cuffs," he has written one sentence: "You can't have any."
Similiarly, he comes down heavily on short-sleeved shirts, which are "ghastly": "In extreme situations, you may roll up your sleeves, but never above the elbow." And again on certain types of hosiery: "It is impossible to be elegant in thick socks" and "pale-coloured socks are right out."
He also offers useful advise for those with other-than-standard body shapes. The short man, he insists, should always strive to be dapper and wear "neat, smooth, well-proportioned clothes. He should never allow what little space given to him to be cut up by patterns in design or contrasts in colour."
To the fat man he offers the following advice: "If you are vain enough, as I hope you are, to read this book, surely you can be vain enough to want to make yourself less fat." He suggests, helpfully, that they "eat less."
His slim volume was a masterpiece of essential information, peppered with learned observations, withering put-downs, factual accuracy, arch and bitchy humour and decades of knowledge, all based on the premise that "a man should look as if he has bought his clothes with intelligence, put them on with care, and then forgotten all about them."
Of particular delight was to have all my prejudices confirmed. The heading for "Shorts," for instance, simply contains the instruction "see Beachwear." Under "Trouser Cuffs," he has written one sentence: "You can't have any."
Similiarly, he comes down heavily on short-sleeved shirts, which are "ghastly": "In extreme situations, you may roll up your sleeves, but never above the elbow." And again on certain types of hosiery: "It is impossible to be elegant in thick socks" and "pale-coloured socks are right out."
He also offers useful advise for those with other-than-standard body shapes. The short man, he insists, should always strive to be dapper and wear "neat, smooth, well-proportioned clothes. He should never allow what little space given to him to be cut up by patterns in design or contrasts in colour."
To the fat man he offers the following advice: "If you are vain enough, as I hope you are, to read this book, surely you can be vain enough to want to make yourself less fat." He suggests, helpfully, that they "eat less."
Saturday, November 17
Book Covers, 2007
The Book Design Review--a blog I didn't know about but promptly bookmarked and devoured--pick their favorite book covers of 2007:
http://nytimesbooks.blogspot.com/2007/11/my-favorite-book-covers-of-2007.html
(Ignore the weird URL; this has nothing to do with the New York Times.)
http://nytimesbooks.blogspot.com/2007/11/my-favorite-book-covers-of-2007.html
(Ignore the weird URL; this has nothing to do with the New York Times.)
Friday, November 16
NYC
The other day I was at Subway, and a (black) teenager was telling the (black) teenager who was making my sandwich about his new "mic name"...
Kid: NYC.
Subway Kid: NYC? You from New Orleans, bro.
Kid: Naw, naw. It stands for "New Young Carter." NYC.
Subway Kid: You can't call yourself Young Carter! Are you crazy?
Kid: I'm not...I'm NEW Young Carter.
Subway Kid: You can't call yourself New Young Carter. You can't just steal somebody's name. That's like me calling myself Jay-Z II.
[Johnny LLOLs, causing a long awkward pause between the two kids.]
Kid: [quietly] I'm not stealing his name, I'm honoring it. [pause] He stole MY name.
Subway Kid: He did not.
Kid: He did! I was Young Carter, and he stole it.
Johnny: [chuckling] Well, if he stole your name, wouldn't you be Old Young Carter?
[Dead silence]
Kid: NYC.
Subway Kid: NYC? You from New Orleans, bro.
Kid: Naw, naw. It stands for "New Young Carter." NYC.
Subway Kid: You can't call yourself Young Carter! Are you crazy?
Kid: I'm not...I'm NEW Young Carter.
Subway Kid: You can't call yourself New Young Carter. You can't just steal somebody's name. That's like me calling myself Jay-Z II.
[Johnny LLOLs, causing a long awkward pause between the two kids.]
Kid: [quietly] I'm not stealing his name, I'm honoring it. [pause] He stole MY name.
Subway Kid: He did not.
Kid: He did! I was Young Carter, and he stole it.
Johnny: [chuckling] Well, if he stole your name, wouldn't you be Old Young Carter?
[Dead silence]
Affluenza: Special Weekend Edition
Alejandro Paul's new typeface is pretty cool, and a steal at just a sliver
short of a hondo:
http://www.veer.com/ideas/feelscript/
Dumb name, though. Feel Script?
*
Home designed for a Costa Rican writer with 16,000 books:
http://kitsunenoir.com/blog/2007/11/14/writers-retreat-by-gianni-botsford/
Heh: "Costa Rican writer"...now I've heard everything!
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My jaw *literally* dropped when I saw this Louis Vuitton menorah:
http://www.mjlevy.com/menorah.html
Unfortunately, it's not real, just some boring artist's pointless satire of
consumerism and how RELIJON = TEH SUX. Grow up, dude.
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Helvetica necklace:
http://helplessromantic.bigcartel.com/product/say-anything-you-want-in-helvetica
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Playmobil's new playsets are set in Ancient Rome:
http://eternallycool.net/?p=770
Look at these coooooooool Playmobil marble statues:
http://www.notempire.com/images/uploads/Playmobil-square.jpg
short of a hondo:
http://www.veer.com/ideas/feelscript/
Dumb name, though. Feel Script?
*
Home designed for a Costa Rican writer with 16,000 books:
http://kitsunenoir.com/blog/2007/11/14/writers-retreat-by-gianni-botsford/
Heh: "Costa Rican writer"...now I've heard everything!
*
My jaw *literally* dropped when I saw this Louis Vuitton menorah:
http://www.mjlevy.com/menorah.html
Unfortunately, it's not real, just some boring artist's pointless satire of
consumerism and how RELIJON = TEH SUX. Grow up, dude.
*
Helvetica necklace:
http://helplessromantic.bigcartel.com/product/say-anything-you-want-in-helvetica
*
Playmobil's new playsets are set in Ancient Rome:
http://eternallycool.net/?p=770
Look at these coooooooool Playmobil marble statues:
http://www.notempire.com/images/uploads/Playmobil-square.jpg
Thursday, November 15
Flowers
Here are some utterly retarded tidbits about The Killers:
Ha!: "In 2001, Brandon Flowers was abandoned by the first band that he was in..."
This did not happen: "He was rejected by a potential guitarist who claimed that 'this "Duran Duran' crap wasn't going to go anywhere.'"
This really did not happen: "After gaining his fame, Flowers was waited on by that same guitarist in a Las Vegas restaurant." (And then when he asked the puzzled manager about it, he was told that the guitarist/waiter no longer worked there, having killed himself...exactly one year ago that night!)
Not a problem!: "In August, Brandon Flowers announced at Belfast's T Vital Festival that their performance would be the last time songs from 'Sam's Town' would be played in Europe."
Oooooh, BURN: "Panic! at the Disco made an appearance on Total Request Live, and made it appear that they don't hold a grudge against the Killers, saying that they 'love the new album.'"
Rehearsing for his next career?: "Flowers has claimed that Green Day's politically driven concept album American Idiot displays 'calculated Anti-Americanism.' He has problems with the album content itself and also the fact that the band's recent live DVD, Bullet in a Bible, was filmed overseas. He said, 'I just thought it was really cheap. To go to a place like England or Germany and sing that song - those kids aren't taking it the same way that he meant it. And he knew it.'"
Wait for it, wait for it...: "He went on to say that he feels The Killers' most recent release, Sam's Town, is a much more accurate representation of American culture."
Ha!: "In 2001, Brandon Flowers was abandoned by the first band that he was in..."
This did not happen: "He was rejected by a potential guitarist who claimed that 'this "Duran Duran' crap wasn't going to go anywhere.'"
This really did not happen: "After gaining his fame, Flowers was waited on by that same guitarist in a Las Vegas restaurant." (And then when he asked the puzzled manager about it, he was told that the guitarist/waiter no longer worked there, having killed himself...exactly one year ago that night!)
Not a problem!: "In August, Brandon Flowers announced at Belfast's T Vital Festival that their performance would be the last time songs from 'Sam's Town' would be played in Europe."
Oooooh, BURN: "Panic! at the Disco made an appearance on Total Request Live, and made it appear that they don't hold a grudge against the Killers, saying that they 'love the new album.'"
Rehearsing for his next career?: "Flowers has claimed that Green Day's politically driven concept album American Idiot displays 'calculated Anti-Americanism.' He has problems with the album content itself and also the fact that the band's recent live DVD, Bullet in a Bible, was filmed overseas. He said, 'I just thought it was really cheap. To go to a place like England or Germany and sing that song - those kids aren't taking it the same way that he meant it. And he knew it.'"
Wait for it, wait for it...: "He went on to say that he feels The Killers' most recent release, Sam's Town, is a much more accurate representation of American culture."
Thunder Is Your Nightlight, Magic Is Your Dream
The lyrics to Undercover Angel are so insipid it's really hard to imagine someone sitting down to write them, much less looking them over afterwards and being like "Done!"
Thank god Wikipedia is here to explain the "storyline" to us!
The song begins with a man commiserating his loneliness, when a woman suddenly appears in his bed, and encourages him to make love to her. The rest of the song describes his feelings about her, then he discovers she must leave him, and he is saddened. She tells him to "go find the right one, love her and then, when you look into her eyes you'll see me again. He then explains that was his story, as apparently he has been singing this song to a woman whom he is trying to seduce, and how he wants to look in her eyes to see if she is the reincarnation of the angel he found.
Crying on my pillow, lonely in my bed,
Then I heard a voice beside me and she softly said,
"Thunder is your night light, magic is your dream."
And then as I held her, she said, "See what I mean?"
I said, "What?"
She said, "Ooh-ooh-ooh, whee."
I said, "All right!"
She said, "Love me, love me, love me!"
[Chorus]
Undercover angel, midnight fantasy,
I never had a dream that made sweet love to me.
Undercover angel, answer to my prayer,
You made me know that there's a love for me out there.
Somewhere. Yeah, somewhere.
Heavenly surrender, sweet afterglow
I'm giving up my heart to you, now angel don't go.
She said, "Go find the right one, love her and then,
When you look into her eyes you'll see me again."
I said, "What?"
She said, "Ooh-ooh-ooh, whee."
I said, "All right!"
She said, "Love me, love me, love me!"
[Chorus]
Somewhere. Whoa, somewhere.
Now you know my story, and girl, if it's right,
I'm gonna take you in my arms and love you tonight.
Underneath the covers, being so nice,
I'm looking for my angel in your sweet-loving eyes.
[Repeat chorus 300 times]
Then I heard a voice beside me and she softly said,
"Thunder is your night light, magic is your dream."
And then as I held her, she said, "See what I mean?"
I said, "What?"
She said, "Ooh-ooh-ooh, whee."
I said, "All right!"
She said, "Love me, love me, love me!"
[Chorus]
Undercover angel, midnight fantasy,
I never had a dream that made sweet love to me.
Undercover angel, answer to my prayer,
You made me know that there's a love for me out there.
Somewhere. Yeah, somewhere.
Heavenly surrender, sweet afterglow
I'm giving up my heart to you, now angel don't go.
She said, "Go find the right one, love her and then,
When you look into her eyes you'll see me again."
I said, "What?"
She said, "Ooh-ooh-ooh, whee."
I said, "All right!"
She said, "Love me, love me, love me!"
[Chorus]
Somewhere. Whoa, somewhere.
Now you know my story, and girl, if it's right,
I'm gonna take you in my arms and love you tonight.
Underneath the covers, being so nice,
I'm looking for my angel in your sweet-loving eyes.
[Repeat chorus 300 times]
Thank god Wikipedia is here to explain the "storyline" to us!
The song begins with a man commiserating his loneliness, when a woman suddenly appears in his bed, and encourages him to make love to her. The rest of the song describes his feelings about her, then he discovers she must leave him, and he is saddened. She tells him to "go find the right one, love her and then, when you look into her eyes you'll see me again. He then explains that was his story, as apparently he has been singing this song to a woman whom he is trying to seduce, and how he wants to look in her eyes to see if she is the reincarnation of the angel he found.
Wednesday, November 14
Converse Chuck Taylor® All Star® Luxe Herringbone Ox
Wait...wha-wha-WHAT!? Chuck Taylors in a HERRINGBONE TWEED?
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/p/7330612.html
I feel like I'm dreaming...but I'm totally not, 'cause I'm wearing a pair RIGHT NOW!
!!!
*I swear to God this really happened.* I wanted to put them on right away and throw away the old beat-up shoes I was wearing, partly because I walked to the Quarter and didn't really want to carry anything I didn't have to, but mostly so I could have them on as soon as possible.
I was sitting on a low wall beside Urban Outfitters ($45, no half sizes available) lacing them up, when two roving garbagemen came by, sweeping up the sidewalk.
GUY 1: Those are TIGHT.
JOHNNY: (beaming) Thank you so much!
GUY 2: What are those? Converses?
GUY 1: They Converses, yeah, but they SOPHISTICATED.
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/p/7330612.html
I feel like I'm dreaming...but I'm totally not, 'cause I'm wearing a pair RIGHT NOW!
!!!
*I swear to God this really happened.* I wanted to put them on right away and throw away the old beat-up shoes I was wearing, partly because I walked to the Quarter and didn't really want to carry anything I didn't have to, but mostly so I could have them on as soon as possible.
I was sitting on a low wall beside Urban Outfitters ($45, no half sizes available) lacing them up, when two roving garbagemen came by, sweeping up the sidewalk.
GUY 1: Those are TIGHT.
JOHNNY: (beaming) Thank you so much!
GUY 2: What are those? Converses?
GUY 1: They Converses, yeah, but they SOPHISTICATED.
Affluenza: November 14
Chiasso's Child Play Chess Set:
http://www.chiasso.com/store/item.aspx?itemid=53557
*
A flask designed to look like it stopped a bullet for you at some point in the past:
http://charlesandmarie.com/lifestyle-gems/quintessentials/modern-living/details/product/the-lucky-flask-2/?tx_ttproducts_pi1%5BbackPID%5D=292&tstmp=1194683884
*
Walter Knoll's Lazy Island:
http://www.trendir.com/archives/001341.html
(Does not involve Andy Samberg.)
*
Two cool new products from OAK:
YMC's Buckle Boot: http://www.oaknyc.com/men/shoes/ymc-buckle-boot
United Bamboo's Tie Neck Dress:
http://www.oaknyc.com/women/new-items/united-tie-neck
"For the dandy punk in everyone"? "Perfect for the ironic hipster sporting a precocious school teacher ensemble"? What. The. Fuck. OAK? Do you even want us to buy these?
*
Whoa. I LOVE Philippe Starck's BaObab. (It's a desk.)
http://www.bonluxat.com/a/Philippe_Starck_BaObab_Desk.html
Dig the one in MAD MEN blue! Awesome!
*
I know you guys love all this modern minimalist furniture as much as I do, but honestly...deep down, wouldn't we really be more happy if we just cleared out our living rooms and installed an eight-foot bean bag?
http://www.comfysacks.com/beanbags/giantchairs.html
*
Well, here's the most complicated idea for a photo shoot I've heard in a while: "What if we used modern clothes to recreate British skinhead fashions from the mid-70s and put them on black models and pretended that they were photos of an alternate universe Nigeria? And we'd scuff 'em up so they'd look like pictures from the 70s. And we'd call it Lagos Calling, 'cause it's sorta kinda a pun on London Calling, which didn't really have anything to do with skinheads, but you get the point."
The pictures look pretty good, though:
http://www.claytoncubitt.com/commissioned/galleries.php?gid=28
Speaking of Nigeria, check out these amazing portraits by Pieter Hugo:
http://www.michaelstevenson.com/contemporary/exhibitions/hugo/nigeria.htm
http://www.michaelstevenson.com/contemporary/exhibitions/hugo/nigeria_index2.htm
I think it's safe to say that, when all is said and done, the greatest accessory I ever featured on here will have been a freaking HYENA on A CHAIN. Want!
*
Stefan Lie's Genie Tea Pot:
http://www.stefan-lie.com/v2/genie-tea-pot.cfm
Dude's last name is Lie. How cool is that? (If you type Johnny Dale into a cell phone using T9, it defaults to Johnny Fake.)
*
Artists are exploring and reinventing all sorts of media, so, uh, why not snow globes? Check out Paloma Muñoz and Walter Martin's gorgeous and bleak work:
http://mocoloco.com/art/archives/004779.php
*
I really love Elena Dorfman's haunting portraits of cosplayers:
http://www.elenadorfman.com/art/fandomania/index.html
Uh, I realize that for some of you, this is the second cosplay-related link I've sent you in as many weeks. I swear I'm not getting into that scene. (That would be hilarious.)
Speaking of treating fringe cultures with dignity and respect, how cute are these two?
http://travel.nytimes.com/2007/05/04/travel/escapes/04science.html
I mean, I don't really wanna hang out with them, but that picture is great. They seem fun and totally in love. (Oh my god, am I projecting?)
*
FLOR's modern Christmas tree skirt:
http://www.iloveuma.com/detail.aspx?ID=1134
*
Info on Erin Fetherston's Target line, dropping this Sunday:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/buzz/Erin_Fetherston
*
Egg Pants:
http://www.lizkin.com/info3.html
*
An working exploded iPod, encased in resin:
http://anerroroccurredwhileprocessingthisdirective.com/2007/11/10/exploded-ipod-still-works/
I love the first comment. So earnest.
*
A pewter trinket box, in the shape of a banana for some reason:
http://www.griffin-designstudio.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=29&products_id=80
"Cast from a real banana" but don't worry you guys...it died of natural causes.
*
This is sorta cute...a planter designed to look like an apartment building with a lush rooftop garden:
http://www.mollaspace.com/product_info.php/products_id/245
http://www.chiasso.com/store/item.aspx?itemid=53557
*
A flask designed to look like it stopped a bullet for you at some point in the past:
http://charlesandmarie.com/lifestyle-gems/quintessentials/modern-living/details/product/the-lucky-flask-2/?tx_ttproducts_pi1%5BbackPID%5D=292&tstmp=1194683884
*
Walter Knoll's Lazy Island:
http://www.trendir.com/archives/001341.html
(Does not involve Andy Samberg.)
*
Two cool new products from OAK:
YMC's Buckle Boot: http://www.oaknyc.com/men/shoes/ymc-buckle-boot
United Bamboo's Tie Neck Dress:
http://www.oaknyc.com/women/new-items/united-tie-neck
"For the dandy punk in everyone"? "Perfect for the ironic hipster sporting a precocious school teacher ensemble"? What. The. Fuck. OAK? Do you even want us to buy these?
*
Whoa. I LOVE Philippe Starck's BaObab. (It's a desk.)
http://www.bonluxat.com/a/Philippe_Starck_BaObab_Desk.html
Dig the one in MAD MEN blue! Awesome!
*
I know you guys love all this modern minimalist furniture as much as I do, but honestly...deep down, wouldn't we really be more happy if we just cleared out our living rooms and installed an eight-foot bean bag?
http://www.comfysacks.com/beanbags/giantchairs.html
*
Well, here's the most complicated idea for a photo shoot I've heard in a while: "What if we used modern clothes to recreate British skinhead fashions from the mid-70s and put them on black models and pretended that they were photos of an alternate universe Nigeria? And we'd scuff 'em up so they'd look like pictures from the 70s. And we'd call it Lagos Calling, 'cause it's sorta kinda a pun on London Calling, which didn't really have anything to do with skinheads, but you get the point."
The pictures look pretty good, though:
http://www.claytoncubitt.com/commissioned/galleries.php?gid=28
Speaking of Nigeria, check out these amazing portraits by Pieter Hugo:
http://www.michaelstevenson.com/contemporary/exhibitions/hugo/nigeria.htm
http://www.michaelstevenson.com/contemporary/exhibitions/hugo/nigeria_index2.htm
I think it's safe to say that, when all is said and done, the greatest accessory I ever featured on here will have been a freaking HYENA on A CHAIN. Want!
*
Stefan Lie's Genie Tea Pot:
http://www.stefan-lie.com/v2/genie-tea-pot.cfm
Dude's last name is Lie. How cool is that? (If you type Johnny Dale into a cell phone using T9, it defaults to Johnny Fake.)
*
Artists are exploring and reinventing all sorts of media, so, uh, why not snow globes? Check out Paloma Muñoz and Walter Martin's gorgeous and bleak work:
http://mocoloco.com/art/archives/004779.php
*
I really love Elena Dorfman's haunting portraits of cosplayers:
http://www.elenadorfman.com/art/fandomania/index.html
Uh, I realize that for some of you, this is the second cosplay-related link I've sent you in as many weeks. I swear I'm not getting into that scene. (That would be hilarious.)
Speaking of treating fringe cultures with dignity and respect, how cute are these two?
http://travel.nytimes.com/2007/05/04/travel/escapes/04science.html
I mean, I don't really wanna hang out with them, but that picture is great. They seem fun and totally in love. (Oh my god, am I projecting?)
*
FLOR's modern Christmas tree skirt:
http://www.iloveuma.com/detail.aspx?ID=1134
*
Info on Erin Fetherston's Target line, dropping this Sunday:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/buzz/Erin_Fetherston
*
Egg Pants:
http://www.lizkin.com/info3.html
*
An working exploded iPod, encased in resin:
http://anerroroccurredwhileprocessingthisdirective.com/2007/11/10/exploded-ipod-still-works/
I love the first comment. So earnest.
*
A pewter trinket box, in the shape of a banana for some reason:
http://www.griffin-designstudio.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=29&products_id=80
"Cast from a real banana" but don't worry you guys...it died of natural causes.
*
This is sorta cute...a planter designed to look like an apartment building with a lush rooftop garden:
http://www.mollaspace.com/product_info.php/products_id/245
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