textile

DMY Berlin 2013, Polish Student work, Sheepad - Aleksandra Michalowska link

The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics

green

Designwright stationary set. Notice the third last one cannot possibly stand like that. But on another note, this company does a lot of the neat stuff Joseph and Joseph dishes out.

asian chicken

purple

how candy canes are made

check out this video of hand worked giant wads of sugar.
link

michael elmgreen & ingar dragset

Linden Gledhill for Dentsu London

long sleeve lace

nothing special, I know, but I never know what to do with my khaki blazer

THAT jumper (or one piece whatever you call it), is a winner. WHIT SS14 article link

cat nap link

Nike Lunar LDV Trail Low link

white

for "grandmother curry"

Droog Chocolate anyone? Only available in Amsterdam I think..

La Superonda by Archizoom, a design collective formed in Florence, Italy 1966

Nendo, DATA clip

A little friendly competition won't hurt

Every once in a while you meet some people who are so passionate about the things they do that it really is contagious and somehow it really motivates you to do more and do better. Because there's always more to do.

circle

so soft, i just want to hold it

Pauline Deltour, Aliasing table, link. three way visual mesh!

what time is it mr wolf.

Dior VIII. blingablinga!

High Tech training

red

A tried and true rusty red from Murray's Toggery Shop.

squares

home for the elderly by Aires Mateus in Alcácer do Sal, Portugal

No Place like Home shoes

Visuelle. nice and clean 

Paperwhite bulb bags here

Candleholder string, Ferm Living

playful right? notepad paper! from trapped in suburbia

via dieline, from Hattomonkey

"Foldbags” by Ilvy Jacobs

Marcel Sigel and Alana di Giacomo Henry's Collar Fruit Bowl for Zuii

Josef Frank 6-branched Candelabra for Svennskt Tenn

Tour Chair by Rui Alves

dsf

crazy right. I love it. At the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, The Obliteration Room,Yayoi Kusama, Look now, see forever

overflow

When is gathering information too much information? How do you know where to stop? Where does one story begin and the other story end? Drowning in heaps of new data everyday, researching, finding new findings that may or may not necessarily support your points, where does it end? The constant search becomes a tiring act, almost habitual, perpetual, never ending. Where does one stop to think, filter, and create? Being creative means thinking outside the information square. But there is so much information how does one breathe.

3d printed limbs

Is this an encasing only? or a prosthetic?