Category : news

Steve Jobs

October 6th, 2011 by Michael Rowland | 0

Often controversial. Always visionary. Steve Jobs didn’t invent devices at Apple; he fathered them. He lent his personal vision to a visionary environment, without which the products that create the world as we know it today would not exist. His impact on the way we live is incalculable. The man could not see anything without [...]

Multi-Touch Finger-paintings

September 30th, 2011 by Michael Rowland | 0

Each finger painting is unique and created through direct contact of an inked finger on tracing paper over an iPhone, as the artist, Evan Roth, opens, checks, and closes Twitter. There is one painting for each day of the month of September 2011. [Multi-Touch Finger-paintings]

99% Upset Feeling 100% Free Deerhoof

September 16th, 2011 by Michael Rowland | 0

Who doesn’t like Deerhoof? And who doesn’t like FREE Deerhoof? Go to their site now and download 99% Upset Feeling. It’s a free 11-track album — live performances of material spanning their career. Also, there’s a nifty slideshow at the site.

mBack by mLogic

September 12th, 2011 by Mike Petruna | 0

mBack’s roomy internal hard drive provides ample space to backup all of your personal masterpieces, photos, music and videos. With mBack you have peace-of-mind that your creations are backed up safe and sound. mBack is Time Machine compatible and securely mounts to the iMac or Thunderbolt Display stand. [mBack by mLogic]

Huggable KISS

September 9th, 2011 by Michael Rowland | 0

They’re huggable. They’re cuddly. They’re demonic. They’re plush. Not in the sense of “richly luxurious and expensive,” being in the $10.99 to $12.99 range; but more along the lines of “plush” as in “having a soft nap.” Which may be a quality that you’ve never associated with the iconic rock and roll band. These plushies [...]

OBOL and the End of Soggy Cereal

April 11th, 2011 by Michael Rowland | 0

Obol announces the end of soggy cereal. This patented bowl, made of food-safe, BPA-free polypropylene, features Swoop n Scoop technology that solves the problem of soggy cereal. A spiral slide design separates the crispy comestible from the liquid until you’re ready to take a bite. If quality time between you and your cereal is interrupted [...]

Moleskine Announces Artist Marketplace

April 10th, 2011 by Michael Rowland | 0

Everybody’s favorite notebook, Moleskine, has announced a new kind of social ecommerce platform that allows fans and consumers to purchase one-of-a-kind, customized notebooks, journals and planners directly from artists. More than just another online store, the Moleskine Artist Marketplace is a centralized hub for sharing work, discovering new work, trading tips, and purchasing notebooks from favorite artists. Artistic techniques [...]

A VISUAL COMPENDIUM OF NOTABLE HAIRCUTS

March 24th, 2011 by Michael Rowland | 0

You can never have too many posters, especially if they’re particularly cool. You’ll want this poster for quick reference. From Pop Chart Lab’s website: From the pompadour to the moptop to the metal mane to whatever it is Lady Gaga has atop her head, here is a history of popular music as told through the [...]

Hokusai Tsunami Print for Japan

March 15th, 2011 by Michael Rowland | 0

It’s possibly the most famous woodblock print in the world. The Great Wave off Kanagawa was created and published sometime between 1830 and 1833 by the Japanese artist known as Hokusai. The print is the most-recognized single item in Hokusai’s series, Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, and possibly the most-recognized woodblock print in history. Now, [...]

Discodeine

February 11th, 2011 by Mike Petruna | 0

Discodeine is a parisian duo born in 2007 from the twisted minds of Pilooski and Pentile. These two french musicians have separatedly released some acclaimed records in the last past years (Pentile was involved in Octet and France Copland, Pilooski has remixed LCD Sound System, Mystery Jets, Bryan Ferry) before finding a mutual ground around [...]