Showing posts with label clever. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clever. Show all posts

11.25.2009

Slothyness



When I'm with my dearest friend Marisa we play this game. "What kind of animal, condiment and tree would I be". Last time she told me I'd be a sloth. I didn't know quite how to take that. Perhaps I should own this Tree Sloth Sweater by Ruby Pearl.

11.12.2009

Business Man




I need this t-shirt. Business Man tee by Etcetera Media.

Tank Cat



Um... Mischief might totally be getting this from Santa. Cat Playhouse by Suck UK at greenergrassdesign.com

11.10.2009

Remember 2008?



Oh those were the days... Carbibou Barbie, Staycations and Photobombing. The New York Time's list of buzzwords for 2008 are paired with terrific typographic illustrations by Jessica Hische.






11.03.2009

Meow. United Bamboo Calendar




So sad that this is sold out. United Bamboo dressed some purrrrfect customers in mini versions of their clothes. Love it.

4.13.2009

No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency + Airside

A few weeks ago in Portland I kept stumbling upon the book "No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency", last week I heard a great piece about this new book based HBO/BBC show on NPR and then I read Grace's post on the show. As every The Secret reader knows, the universe was obviously telling me to go check this out ;)
I watched the first episode and loved it. The colors, pattens, characters and Jill Scott are all wonderful. My favorite part is the opening and closing credits done by Airside. They get the feel of the show and the place (Botswana) across so beautifully.
A few stills are below. You can watch the show online here at the BBC's site and check out Airside's work and a few credit reels here.





12.09.2008

Essimar

Fantastic. Beautiful. I want all of them.





Handmade Cards and collages by Sandia O Mora of Essimar.





She also has a fantastic little blog here with a very cool banner image.

12.03.2008

New Holiday Cards



Thanks to Design*Sponge for featuring our new Happy Holidays and O Christmas Tree cards today. The Happy Holidays card showcases our Fairbanks, Alaska pattern... imagining the Aurora Borealis and reindeers. See the print below. All available at jhilldesign.com

12.02.2008

10.21.2008

Yee-Haw Prints



Um, this is hilarious. The American Vice-Presidential Wrestling Letterpress Poster from Yee-Haw. Did I mention that this was the Middleweight Championship featuring Sarah "the Killa from Wazilla" Palin vs. Joe "Foot in the Mouth" Biden in the New Jersey Rules (knives allowed) match? There's Jimmy "The Georgia Cyclone" Carter vs. Karl "Turd Blossom" Rove in the Cage match and much, much more. Check it out here.



Some other favorites: the Bessos (kisses) cards



The County Fair Calendar

10.08.2008

Rayguns by Sean Tubridy



I LOVE these raygun prints by Sean Tubridy I found over at Supermarket. I think of 3 of these would look so great in our kitchen. I know that even Sasso would agree.



These are archival gilcee prints are matted and go for $50 a piece. Check out more of Sean's work here.

10.07.2008

Design Classics Alphabet Poster



Design classic alphabet poster by Blue Ant Studio. I love alphabet posters and this one is right up my modern design alley. Available here from Supermarket for $40.

8.28.2008

Rome, Italy



To commemorate the last few days of summer (how depressing) we've released our Rome Print from our Places I Have Never Been line, now available on our website. We had more rain than summer here in Boston, so maybe this will keep me thinking of sunshine and gelato until next year. Check it out here.

8.22.2008

The Big Picture



I love the blog "The Big Picture" on Boston.com written by Alan Taylor.



One of my favorite recent posts was on the Large Hadron Collider which is apparently a "long particle accelerator straddling the border of Switzerland and France".



I'm not sure what that means exactly but these pictures are beautiful and I love how it all starts to break down into pattern. There are some great ones of the Olympic opening ceremonies too.



The Collider images are credited to Maximilien Brice, © CERN

8.21.2008

Lego Olympics



I saw this on Josh Spear and thought it was pretty cool. The Hong Kong Lego Users Group has recreated everything from the Bird's Nest to the Water Cube in legos. The final models are about 26' x 10' using 300k legos and 4,500 little lego folks. Now where is that little lego Michael Phelps, the one that got all that bling?

8.14.2008

House of Mouse



Anna Greaves makes ridiculously clever mice... like a Hannibal Lecter Mouse.



Or the Beatles as mice.



Or even Chewbacca and Yoda. Check out her etsy site here.

8.04.2008

Desert Dessert



Sasso has been to Burning Man many times. If I could ride in one of these cupcakes, I might go too. Check out a video by BoingBoing about the cupcakes here and some info about these electric rides here. Photo via flickr by pyramis.

7.24.2008

Spoiler Alert!



Last year Sasso bought me this t-shirt from threadless for my birthday. It cleverly gives away the movie ending for some big blockbusters. I just laugh at it all the time when I wear it, which is a bit hard to do. This morning I saw on NotCot that threadless released a poster of the tee. I might need to pick one up for the studio so that I can crack up to it all day long.

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