i really love the illustration of russ mills.

its an ifone! hehe...great iphone spoof. it could only be better if they'd gone with duct tape.

written on the city captures snippets of witty urban commentary around the world. still nascent, it seems to have sf pretty well covered, and my towns have a pic or two. add your town.

"be tough, by atypyk". great site, fun stuff! especially love this ruler!

my poor double horned friend...

nyt architecture review of the bird's nest, the olympic stadium in beijiing.

you've got to love the hats at ascot. the nytimes captures some of this year's finest.

Social Atelier's Ethical Night Out in Culver City: Darfur Benefit, Ridiculously Comfy Tees, Provocative Typography, Fred Segal Man and more!

Notcot spotted the Karim Rashid Veuve Clicquot Loveseat at the Hotel Gansevoort. Check out the loveseat and spectacular view from the Gansevoort penthouse!

cute marimeko mouse! and also bringing red.house up on the radar. =)

cute? but what an odd handle...

the nytimes takes a look at opening ceremonies fashion. great images of olympics through the past.

The interior of Aesop's store in melbourne is composed almost entirely of cardboard. Interesting...but is it nice?

strange faces origami uses mixed images of faces to fold into some odd looking characters. disturbing...

i swooned at the image of the gehry's guggenheim bilbao the first time, but have yet to make it to the city. definitely top of the to do list though!

jason shogreen's cards from vday 05 are worth a repost. for all the fans of youyesyou.net...and people who are just sick of the usual valentine's day sappiness.

how cute are these baby spoons? they're airplane spoons! they come in blue too.

'RealSnailMail' is a project in development by boredomresearch, employing RFID technology to enable real snails to carry and deliver electronic messages.

i grew up with waffleface, so "good morning sunshine" would be a great improvement.

when reading a nytimes article on the suffering economy in china, i spotted this shot of piles of santa snoopys. one looks like it might be escaping!

the solar eclipse seen from around the world

cute times article demystifying the wii.

im a bit surprised that ryan didnt beat me to posting this. ;) "The Valise is a filing system with a lid and a handle attached." i think i love the marketing more than the product though.

this elephant is painting...on paper made of elephant dung. wow. find out more about elephant dung paper...they sure do eat their fibre!

gotta love a blimp? i mean...airship. zeppelins and friedrichshafen by the nyt.

for some reason this ad for nulaid eggs amused me. an egg with a hitler-stash...i dont know.

The Biomechanical Energy Harvester uses the power generated by your knees to power portable devices.

the zeitgeist clock from mylumi.

new york in a bag! aww...i miss my NYC.

i know notcot loves inflatable and bouncy chairs, so i just had to post this set.

im a big fan of hanna werning's designs, but on a backpack? hm...

worth checking out.

the new york times has a great special section on museums this week.

There is something about the wrong store that is so right. I think it starts from the 'Come in we're CLOSED' sign. Tobias Wong and Gregory Krum have certainly got this one right.

this awesome, moving paper elephant is one of many sweet toys at flying pig. i love the logic goats too, which nod and shake their heads. =)

clark and sixpack have put together this awesome tee. delon on front and gun in the back.

meet mozzarella. the first of tokidoki's 'moofia'.

it's a pretty sweet shelf. and it says how i feel most days.

canvasco makes some pretty weird bags...not sure what i think, but their music is now stuck in my head...

great posters, even better cause.

supercute buttons i found on this fun site. =)

vampire bats are just one of the nyt's featured phlebotomists (yes, thats a blood sucker).

for fellow street art loving londoners, dont forget to check out the street art talks and events at the tate modern!

i spotted the chronotebook on coolhunting. but the planner, which represents time around an analog clock, is just one of the fun muji design award winners.

Monopolylive.com let you play Monopoly in the real London with 18 real cabs fitted with GPS systems as your movers.

im having a rough day. kind of like girl. good thing cat and girl are around to cheer me up. cancer of the feelings...no wonder im so reluctantly emo.