Very clean graphic work and a sweet use of color by New Zealand based 'Subset'.

Carve Your Own Postcard.....st carve or scratch your own message with a key or knife.

Mother's Day at, Earnest Sewn, in the Meat Packing District! Campbell will be designing a series of traditional “mom” tattoos for the day at $100 flat –- a nice discount from the $1,000/hour rate.

"First Paperless Architecture Book EVER: Piel" was what the email subject line read, and while skeptical, i was actually impressed with this digital book that even lets you jump right to google map views of the locations.

Nice ceramic creations from Argentinean artist Lola Goldstein. I especially like the practical stuff like the egg cups and tea pot.

Sweet Reusable Bag - and story! Target, Newsweek, and Terracycle team up to create these ReTote bags out of old Target Plastic Bags - which you can send in to get a coupon for a free bag.

Björk's Wanderlust video is now viewable in all its 3-Dimensional awesomeness.

Here is a street art ad I saw on one f montreal main street called Mont-Royal for the web tv site called www.bombe.tv

The work of Christophe Huet a French Artist, amazing work [he was also the subject of #10191]

Right inline with my obsession for clever cufflinks follows these sterling silver Wiimote Cufflinks from Ravi Ratan. Wiimote on one end and nunchuk on the other. Pretty darn cute.

Recycle that CAT-5 by making some really cool soldiers and weapons... impressive collection they've created here!

This surprise bottle of Veuve Cliquot Rose 2002 has helped make this monday feel a little less like a thursday...

Yesterday the new opera house was opened in Oslo. The opera is designed by Norwegian Snøhetta. The exterior and location makes me think of the opera house in Sydney. But the interior of the opera in Oslo is much more stunning.

Rampenfest - Small German village, large BMW launching ramp.

3 SF activists climbed the Golden Gate to let these awesome banners fly.

Phil Ross's hydroponic (botanical) juggernauts and recycled (cement) cellphones. Aggregate art for gadget loving eco-geeks.

NY Times features 23 classic political, sports and pop culture MAD fold-ins with an interactive flash interface.

LEGO Planter based off the Park Planter design (#5303 with the mini flashers, etc that cost a steep $150)

SANAA's New Museum on Bowery reduced in size and turned into a table lamp.

Rainbow in your hands flip book by Masashia Kawamura

Chris Ware had a feature animation incorporated into the third episode of a television series This American Life. (There should be a second season coming to Showtime sometime soon.)

Ring_Me by Project Sneeze - Engraving the phone number onto the inside of the ring to be given to someone who you wish to "ring" you

The new Vertu Constellation Monogram collection draws inspiration from the Louis Vuitton and Goyard monograms.

"Cargo is securely locked. Crew have no access to keys. The Far East's most desirable export since 1932." Tiger Beer - by CHI & Partners out of London and creative directors Ed Edwards and Dave Masterman.

The least kosher lollipop in the history of candy! These lollys combine organic Vermont maple syrup with organic, sustainably farmed bacon to make a salty/sweet candy-on-a-stick! [Also in absinthe!]

HoneyShed - insane home shopping network like constantly running video/site.... i guess its only appropriate i'm watching it at 3am... it is like a crazy variety show/informercial... wow.

"Split wood" vases from the Laminated Bamboo Lumber Project by Japanese design collective Teori. Yum.

A marble track in a table. I've created this new type of functional woodcarving, that invites you to play with it... photo: Rene van der Hulst

Anneke van Bommel - i discovered her adorably cheeky 'Canadian' pieces at the freshly launched Souvenir Store in the painful "Come Up To My Room" event at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto

Absolut Machine. Amazing robotic, web connected ping-pong tossing musical instrument, a large-scale electromechanical sculpture built by Dan Paluska and Jeff Lieberman for Absolut.

Corolla the X - 10th edition... that's some crest... for the Toyota Corolla campaign. Microsite looks like its for a silly reality tv show... They even have a society of Blue Bloods... the car doesn't seem to fit in well?

Tetris Valentines

Manfrotto's Modosteady ~ a nice hand held steadicam of sorts that is a simply designed, ergonomic system for lightweight camcorders. Check out the video

A Flikr user by the name of "hello naomi" has a wonderful collection of cupcakes.

A refreshing look in shampoo advertising. This time form bleublancrouge, Canada. Fun video!

For those curious on how designers live... betsey johnson's PINK apartment is extremely pink, but in an awesome livable combination of modern and vintage pieces.

Lima 7192's glass rings are quite the work of art ~ so simple and subtle yet impossible to turn your eyes away from.

HELP! In looking ahead to 2008, trying to figure out where to be and what to cover ~ any ideas to add to the list? any interest in sponsoring an event we MUST be at?

NotCouture #1381, Cucumber posted this great silver color pencil shaving necklace by Victoria Mason

A compilation of controversial ads produced by the fashion community. The above image is an advertisement by Sisley, a Benneton company.

Final review on Pleo after he hung out here for the last two weeks ~

Gift Guide Day 4 is ready for your playful side ~ Stocking Stuffers and desktop toys that can go back to work with the giftees for further amusement.

LERY: pop-up gallery/retail collaboration by odg/boosted in nyc, featuring the work of madsteez, mint & serf and mainframe. it's open until the end of the month!

Gift Guide Day 16 is for your Dark Side ~ or for the rather darker leaning friends of yours... Shade Elaine put together this Gorgeously Goth (but not exclusive to goths what-so-ever) Guide.

When is a bag more than just a gorgeous leather expedition pack? When it's filed with chilled champagne, indestructible glasses, a compass, and a silk map... Mumm Expedition Kit

A roundup of all of the silhouette rings we've been coming across, from diamonds in plastic to handscapes and farm animals...