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Inspired by vocalist/guitarist Ben Gibbard’s up-close-and-personal encounter with the devastating 2007 California wildfires, Death Cab For Cutie’s latest music video, Grapevine Fires, is directed by Walter Robot, also known as the team of multimedia artist Bill Barminski and writer Christopher Louie.
The song, Grapevine Fires, motivated Walter Robot to create an animated short film which [...]

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I swear, Mattel must be making many of their new dolls for people like myself, because I know that most of the New Millenials haven’t even heard of Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In (which was a popular variety show that debuted in 1967) and know Kate Hudson better than her famous mother, Goldie Hawn.

In [...]

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You may or may not be familiar with Bond no.9. Recognizable by the unique bottle design, Bond no.9 makes 34 different fragrances inspired by the city of New York.

The name of this fragrance collection, Bond No. 9, is also the address of its headquarters boutique at 9 Bond Street, in NoHo. They explain their [...]

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HD3 Complications, Icelink, Hautlence and are three companies that make very high-end complicated timepieces that, although very pricey and admirably designed, are super difficult to tell what time it is. If you can get past that simple fact (lol) , take a look at the design, the workmanship, technology and plain audaciousness of these [...]

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Artist Christian Faur is the Director of Collaborative Technologies in the Arts at Denison University in Granville Ohio and his title couldn’t be more apt. He works with shredded paper, hand cast encaustic crayons and mathematical formulas to create pieces that in addition to being aesthetically pleasing, say much more. But I will let his [...]

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Various Vanity Fair photographers shot portraits of today’s funniest folks in an homage to tv, movie and historical legends of the past. The photos are of the hottest comedic actors in tv and movies, either recreating some of classic film’s best moments or adding a funny bent to cultural and historical icons. Either way, they [...]

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Talk about a car Batman would drive!! Spain’s just released Tramontana R-edition doesn’t even look like a real vehicle, but it is.

Not only does it have the design and aesthetics of a vehicle not of this earth (lots of carbon fiber), but it combines aeronautical technology with a Formula 1 Race car. It has [...]

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The Graveyard is a very short computer game designed by Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn. You control an old lady who visits a graveyard with your keyboard or joystick. Not the type of computer games you may be used to. There’s no Wii controller, no jumping around in your living room, you just make [...]

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PURISME CARBON LUXURIES is the first global brand for design products made of carbon fiber and aims strictly at the premium market. PURISME GmbH in Vienna, Austria was founded by three designers and one business economist and has joined a strategic partnership with a leading carbon-processing company.
Their products are luxury design products, made of highly [...]

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Just about a year ago, I did a very large post on the popularity of Russian Nesting Dolls aka Matryoshkas, Metroshkas, Babushkas, etc. Designer versions, hand painted artist versions, modern versions and their appearance on everything from textiles to jewelry.
Clearly, the trend has not subsided. So, I bring you Part 2 with more available items [...]

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