Via: Freshome
These sweet Grenade Ornaments by Suck UK will ensure that your next Christmas is a blast, pun very much intended. (more…)
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Grenade Ornament for a Dangerous Christmas
Wednesday, December 16th, 2009Sex Wax Skull Speaks For Itself (Not Really)
Sunday, October 25th, 2009
Tronic’s “Evolution” for AXA
Saturday, October 24th, 2009AXA_EVOLUTION from TronicStudio on Vimeo.
Via: FlyLyf
For French Insurance company AXA, Tronic conceived, directed and animated this spot to address the desire to remain relevant in a constantly advancing world. (more…)
James Jarvis for New London Feature
Saturday, October 10th, 2009
Via: HypeBeast
James Jarvis will be the subject in an upcoming feature via New London. The accomplished illustrator will be featured between October 12th-26th showcasing his signature style which has garnered endless acclaim throughout Europe as well as the US. For 15 days you can track James’ progress through a web cam style creative process. The feature can be seen here, beginning October 12th, 2009 although compatibility with US visitors is uncertain. (more…)
Uniforms for the Dedication “A Play of Nonsense” Video
Thursday, October 8th, 2009Via: HypeBeast
Quite possibly one of the most impressive video lookbooks of the year, Uniforms for the Dedicated launch “A Play of Nonsense” for their Fall/Winter 2009 campaign. The video features editing by Anders Hellman with music by Uniforms for the Dedicated featuring Ram-di-Dam.
Philippe Starck’s Hotel Furniture Up For Auction
Monday, October 5th, 2009
Some of the items up for auction at Wright Auction House in Chicago on October 6 might make potential buyers of a certain age nostalgic for their New York City youth. When the pieces were designed by Philippe Starck for Ian Schrager for the Paramount and Royalton boutique hotels in Midtown Manhattan were first unveiled over a decade ago they were like nothing that the hotel industry had ever seen before. Now Starck’s avant-garde design prototypes can seem almost tame. Almost. They still have a whimsical appeal that holds up. Could Starck be a classic? (more…)
