Baby Suit [Editor's Note: This was also seen as .org #210]

Shoes as architecture. The conceptual collection by Gil Carvalho. Alloy, leather and elastic metallic thread.

WikiWorld is a series of cartoons by Greg Williams, inspired by Wikipedia articles.

Get your fix of illustration and art on startdrawing.org the asian drawing portal. I'm adding this one to my inspiration bookmarks.

The Internal Watch is encased in leather, rendering it non-functional as timepiece.

Koko is an adorable little wobbly penguin, available as a light or in ceramic. I hate every single one of them...

Animated illustrations from Leonardo Da Vinci's notebooks. LDV was my childhood hero.

OK, enough rings already... This one is from Susanne Kleem, seen on CarrotBox, the ultimate blog of rings.

I like the shirt, hey

Symbol coat rack by DESU. I love the way each hook folds away when not in use.

bracelet made from previously played guitar string, from Ben Harper to Ziggy Marley.

A Chocolate Bar-Yoyamart Project. 10 artists and designers created the labels for these new chocolate bars. features Gary Baseman, David Horvath, Sun Min Kim, Dalek, Nathan Jurevicius) and many others

Availabot prototype. the USB device stands up when your friend is on IM and falls flat when logged out.

'skine art is dedicated to moleskine lovers and their art. Inspirational work from the notebook of a number of artists

Paula Scherr's infographic maps are entirely hand-lettered. The result reminds me of a typographic equivalent to australian aboriginal art.

Perly Burly is a swirling almost wood pattern generator written with Processing by Dave Bollinger

Duncan Wilson designed a wireless version of the 2-paper-cups-and-a-piece-string telephone.

FAFI + Victoninox. Seems that everybody's getting into the art branding game, after sneakers and skateboards, the famous swiss knife

At first glance, I thought these photographs by Desiree Dolron were oil paintings. Still, I'm amazed how she captured the soft lighting of old dutch masters.

Speech Bubble cardboard coffee table by Leo Kempf [via Elmanco]

Nathan Sawaya is a Certified LEGO Professional which means he builds things out of Lego for a living. Here's his lifesized Han Solo in Carbonite sculpture.

Also from KLOSS the Delightable. from Ektopia

I wish that Hero carry-on suitcase from Alexander McQueen for Samsonite existed as a backpack.

a series of portraits by second-life photographers Eva and Franco Mattes.

Fiona Zobole's puts the text back in textile (sorry, couldn't resist the pun)

STAMPS , cool little mashup of a watch and a limited edition stamp. sold in packs of 2.

Dunny for Dinner

Mike Leavitt's Art Army is expanding to include Audrey Kawasaki, Travis Louie and others. Opening Dec 8 at Copro-Nason gallery in Santa Monica.

Amy Crehore is only one of the many artists participating in the Painting By Numbers charity show. Don't miss the before and after pictures

Brilliant public service campaign at the beach in Barcelona

VIAGRA Ring. I love the very manly design

Flip TV. New millenium girl sees ad, new millenium girl shreds ad to bits.

Obscene Interiors by South African artist Von Brandis. Removes the naughty bits in the foreground to focus on the interior design in the background.

Buddhist 2.1 from Plug'n'Pray. Christian 5.0, Jewish 3.2, Muslim 5.1 and Hindu 2.1 conversion kits are also available.

Another great design from Argentina. Romeo, holding a flower, available in 3 different poses.

Clever use of GoogleMaps as the web page of design duo James&Joe. And I love their I<3MY MUM T-shirt.

I love the photography of these Kiri-Origami or cut and folded paper insects by Japanese artist Taketori.

Who wouldn't want a matching Mini Cooper and Smeg refrigerator?

Another baroque furniture mashup, the Lego inspired CEO desk by Staffan Holm and Johannes Tjernberg

Play with negative space in this series of foam furniture called FILL IN THE CAT

Jeronimo Lopez Ramirez aka DrLakra is a tattoo artist with a twist. his tattoos are drawn over illustrations from vintage pulp magazine covers.

Hand made uchiwa fans coming to my favorite store in Venice.

While I'm not ready to spend $350 on a pair of Jeans, I love the multi-layered drag and drop interface goodness of PRPS's website. [found after reading #7999]

Supratherm is a radiant glass heater, but the slick design is raised to the next level by the amazing fire image printed on the panel.

You don't have to be a kid to want to have one of Kazuya Morita's concrete pod.

I flashed over Jacco Maris' MONTONE light, made from a scribble of coiled stainless steel.