Sket One created a custom series of vinyl toys for the Subcultures show at Channel 1. Unfortunately, this was in 2006 and the link is now dead. Regardless, we should do our own Coca-Cola Dunny doll.
Graphic designer, Can Sayinli, and artist, Jorgen Evil Ekvoll, have created a series of oriental rugs that weave together elementa of politics, war, sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll. The designs were created the computer-generated patterns; and traditional weavers outside Istanbul wove the rugs by hand.
With a middle name like "Evil", one needs to do something badass in their lives.
Züny is a toy brand consisting of high-end leather animal dolls. The products look great, and the packaging creates a fun environment for the dolls. The website is also executed really well — it's clean and easy to navigate, but still creates little discoveries of fun with animated scenery and animals gracing the horizon.
Dubai's outrageous growth has spurred outrageous solutions to its agricultural problems. Within a location lacking fresh water, decent transportation, or nutrient rich soil; will soon rise vertical farms that will use sea water to cool and humidify greenhouses and convert humidity into fresh water for crops. The Italian architectural firm, studiomobile, created the concept.
Remember that Popchips music video the "Whatever Hollywood" girls created last year? Well, Popchip's darlings were rewarded with three cases of chips and an official sponsorship for their website. There are not enough exclamation points or smiley emoticons to express how excited these girls are.
A great video by Microsoft, showing what technology could look like in just ten years! Technology is actually catching up with Sci-Fi movies like Minority Report, which takes place in 2054.