Had no idea this gif was from a full length video. That bear lays down some awesome moves on the lino - check it out. Track is DJ Format feat Jurassic 5 - We Know Something. I love a serious sounding track with a completely comedy video - the kings of which are the Beastie Boys ;)
Kaza Razat makes these bespectacled Geeky Cushions in Harlem NY - also available in a gold colour for Premium Geeks 
Heh! Or if you’re after Super-Plush then there’s a 100% cashmere version for you posh cushion lovers. He has kind of an accusing look don’t you think ? Cheers for the pic Kaza.
Interesting interview with French artist Olivier Bucheron (aka Zamak) about his character design work. The details and personality on each is so well done. Feels quite Japanese. Matthew Newton explains - working in a foundry was his inspiration,
Loads more juicy characters and machines on Zamak’s very nice looking blog and portfolio site.
Wow! This one’s for Cookie! Where can i get me one of these ?? He’s going to need one after walking 3,000 miles. Link Via Trend Insights
Just amazing. Beautiful colours. Textures are just right. A feast of visual goodness. Everything on Juliens site is worth a look. Don’t miss it. And you can buy them all ( if there’s any left! ) in his shop or on Etsy.
Cool! Available on Etsy. Made by cabinet maker Cameron Oehler.
Cool bracelets for chaps cut from out of recycled old camera lenses. Only one of each available. Clever idea, and beautiful results. You can buy them here. I have a similar bracelet Cookie got me, made out of a stainless steel ruler. It rocks - and it’s handy too ; ) Link via photographer, Greg.
Skar. I like this font, but mostly i like it because it’s been made from cutout paper and scanned in. A nice chunkiness to it. Great choice of colour too ; ) See more of Jónas’s work here.
I fell across the art site ANY this evening. It’s got all sorts of interesting and unusual installations in there. My favourites were the giant knitted tree room “City of Stitches”, where you can climb into pieces of clothing that are knitted into the installation and become part of the fabric of the scene - by Isabel Berglund in Copenhagen. Also were these glass and metal brains ( one empty brain one full ? ), by John Armleder, from Geneva and a set of balloon intestines : ) by Christopher Brach from Eindhoven his personal site here.
If your BBQ plans are washed away this Bank Holiday Weekend, ( you know it’s gonna rain! ) then have a go on this perfect rainyday project - print out and make pinhole cameras. Lovely Lomo-esque effects. Nice! Found these over at Corbis. There’s a bunch to choose from, or maybe use the template and design your own ? Now … where’s that prittstick at … ?
Thursday night me and Stina went down to the opening of Joycey’s new show and the Kemistry Gallery. He’s absolutely rammed every square inch with giant colourful screen prints. It’s looking wicked. ( Although it was pretty hard to see round in the evening as the tiny gallery was chock solid with eager viewers! ) If you get a chance to go down do. There’s a whole bunch of stuff i wanna get! The best one is of a mixing desk covered in buttons and dials, tagged with cheeky opposites for On and Off. That’s what i like about his work is the little twists of humour in there. Good stuff Joycey! You can see more ( like his shop front for Carhartt and this cool music thing for Levi’s ) over at his site One Fine Day. And also past shows at Kemistry here. Happy browsing : )
Check out SwashBot! Loads of great images here, and an explanation and video of his older brother SwashBot 2 who is a robot with wooden crab-like legs. So cool! Both made from remote control helicopter parts, to create the unique walking motion. Link Via the supa Plockhead. And ps. if you like the look of his blog, you can download his liquorice css theme here ;) Nice - i like flat block colour. A few tips there too…
Mii Sculptures Via Geekologie. Have your Mii character turned into a 3D version of yourself. Your own action figure
