Posted by
Cath – September 30, 2009
The Sartorialist is one of the most famous fashion blogs on the internet and has been listed by Time Magazine as one of the Top 100 Design Influencers. People who are featured on the site become fashion royalty.
However, given that the website has become so famous there has been a bit of critical commentary about the trends that The Sartorialist spotlights. Below is a funny interpretation by Christene Barberich, Piera Gelardi and Joshua Covarrubias of how you can ensure you are featured on the The Sartorialist.
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Posted by
Cath – September 28, 2009
Clever concept designs by Dominic Wilcox. The first is a calendar where days are made up of cod liver oil tablets reminding you to take them each day for a healthier lifestyle. The second is a notes tattoo for those who are prone to scribbling on the back of their hands
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Posted by
Cath – September 28, 2009
Where The Wild Things Are is a famous children’s book by Maurice Sendak. The film adaptation of the book that is being released soon looks astounding. The people working on it are phenomenal. Spike Jonze is the director, who also penned the screenplay with Dave Eggers, and to top it off Yeah Yeah Yeah’s front woman Karen O is in charge of musical direction. Check out the trailer.
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Posted by
Cath – September 26, 2009
A clever magnet from Pop + Shorty for all those romantically inclined I.T. people.
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Posted by
Cath – September 23, 2009
David Weeks Studio in New York makes some awesome designer wooden toys.
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Posted by
Cath – September 22, 2009
Lizzy Stewart is a very talented illustrator who graduated from the Edinburgh College of Art this year. According to her website she is a fan of bears, pencils, Russian history and cardigans. She also is part of a creative duo Sing Statistics with Jez Burrows. I suggest you look at her website for a greater selection of her work. She is definitely one to watch.
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Posted by
Cath – September 21, 2009
Wear Palettes is an online compilation of street fashion with a focus on colour. Featured outfits are partnered with an accompanying colour palette. The project was started in 2007 as a collaboration with the renowned Sartorialist fashion blog.
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Posted by
Cath – September 20, 2009
You may know James May from the BBC television series Top Gear. What you may not know is that he is an avid toy fanatic. It seems his youthful nature has run rampant with his latest project to build a house made entirely of Lego. The result is a colourful two-storey colourful comprised of more that 816 million Lego pieces. That is pretty impressive.
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Posted by
Cath – September 17, 2009
This concept design by Noémie Cotton won first prize at the 2007 Young Package award in the Czech Republic . One compartment holds the nuts, the second is to dispose of the discarded shells. Very clever.
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