Designer Geneviève Gauckler creates numerous lovable characters, some of which are featured on these splendid plates from Domestic.
My digital splendidometer reads a solid 10 when pointed at these – magic!
Archive for February, 2008
iBand is a meeting of musical minds, featuring Elton John on iPhone 1, Phil Collins on iPhone 2 and a suicide bomber on the DS. Go team!
Now, if only they had someone to play the digital bum flute…
The award-winning Casulo is surely the way forward for furnishing affordable in a jiffy. The “apartment in a box” really does have everything you need to get your home up-and-running in no time:
- wardrobe
- single bed with mattress
- large desk/table with separate lockable drawers
- revolving, height adjustable desk chair
- two stools
- shelving unit
The following animated gif (please, contain your excitement!) shows the Casulo in action:
If animated gifs make you wretch with low-resolution sickness, check out these nice photos:
The humble Post-It Note – life as we know it would come to an abrupt end without these excellent little squares of paper. Most people write notes on them, but a few knowledgeable artists and stationery scientists do all sorts of wonderful things with them.
The following art installation (for want of a better term – is it “street art”?) is currently on display in New York.
Of course, there’s the classic Super Mario Post-It Note work:
Even The King digs Post-It Notes:
Five viral microsites promoting the new MTV series Bedroom Diaries have been launched. Production by us here at Include.
www.ipartypartypartyandmisbehave.com
www.itfreaksmeoutthatiquitefancyherbutiquitefancyhimtoo.com
www.inmyreligiongirlsaretotallyofflimits.com
www.isleptwithsomeoneandthecontraceptiondidntworkandbroke.com
www.isitsohardtofindaguythatisntatotalxxxxx.com
You can find out more about the series at Bebo.
Domino’s “Big Fantastic Deal” is a cracking idea! Users can build their own custom pizza, and, when happy with it, proceed to name their creation and submit it to the BFD gallery for other users to purchase.
I’m sure they’ll have a robust swear filter in place, but there must be countless opportunities for ordering dubiously named pizzas. Anyone for a slice of “Grandpa’s Creamy Laminate?”
