1. Camera USB Drive from Photojojo
2. XtremKey All-Terrain from Lacie
3. Wooden Memory Sticks from OOMS
4. Memoring from Gung
5. Wooden USB Drive from Thalbach
6. DATA clip from nendo
7. Folderix from Art. Lebedev Studio
8. Candy USB from Jazwares
9. Zip Zip USB Memory Brick from Zip Zip
10. MosKeyto from Lacie
11. The Memory Men from Pat Says Now
12. Transformers from Big Bad Toy Store
13. Steampunk USB Drive from via technabob
Who knew something so plain and unappealing like a manhole could actually be… pretty? These are decorative manhole covers in Japan. Look how intricate the designs are. I love the concept and it makes me wonder what other designs are out there! If anyone has any to share, please submit them here. I would love to post them up to share.
This is a limited Hello Kitty box of chocolates brought back from Japan. I love the packaging and all the little details put into it. It’s so cute and adorable I don’t know if I can bring myself to eat them!
This past weekend, people were able to participate in smashing the “Play Me, I’m Yours” piano at the Pfluger Bridge Garden into pieces and taking them home as souvenirs. The pianos were placed around the city from April 1 – May 1, 2011 by the Art Alliance Austin to celebrate Art Week Austin. This concept was created by UK artist Luke Jerram in 2008 and has been touring internationally to major cities including NYC, London, and Sydney. Upcoming cities to follow are Geneva (Jun 2011) and San Juan (Sep 2011).
I’ve been jogging at Town Lake lately now that it’s warmer and have been noticing a lot of changes. Sure, all the new construction on the pedestrian bridge at Lamar and new trail improvements are great, but what I love most is the random art that’s been popping up everywhere. Pianos have also been set up for whoever wants to play, or draw, on them! I finally remembered to bring my phone along to take some pics to share. Enjoy!
Pac-Man chalk art on Mopac jogging bridge. (sorry it’s not very clear; it’s been there for a while now so it’s fading)
Piano on 1st St. pedestrian bridge. Someone was playing on this one and he was awesome!
Piano along Town Lake.
Piano at Lamar Pedestrian Bridge
Dinosaur “Winning” (OMFG, love it!)
Helicopter Bee Hive
Here’s some of my latest work on The Absolute Sound high-end audio magazine. I worked with photographer Joel Salcido for issues 212 and 213 of The Absolute Sound. He did a fantastic job on the images!
The Absolute Sound (Issue 211)
The Absolute Sound (Issue 212)
The Absolute Sound (Issue 213)
I posted about the new Starbucks logo back in January and for those who have been waiting at the edge of their seat, it is finally here! I wasn’t really keen on the idea at first, but from looking at these pics my friend took for me, I actually don’t mind it! Looks like they changed up the sleeve as well to reflect the new logo.
Here’s a typography poster I designed for a friend’s pre-SXSW beer event – Big Texas Beer Tweetup. If you’re in town, definitely swing by and check it out!
L.A. art gallery, Hold Up Art, is presenting a Hello Kitty exhibition “The 9 Lives of Kitty” from Feb. 19 – Mar. 6. Sean D’Anconia, one of the 3 featured artists in the event, was kind enough to share some photos of his work in the show! Thanks Sean! And if you missed his first Hello Kitty Happy Hour, check it out!
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