Author: Tony M.

Recycled Vintage Books: Sketchbook or Journal

You can turn your vintage old books into sketchbooks or journals. This is a handmade journal created from a reclaimed vintage novel. It is now spiral-bound and contains about 75 sheets (150 pages) of acid-free, 35% post-consumer content, 24 lb bright white unlined paper. The original covers were crumbling and had small edge bits missing, […]

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Neil Gaiman is a “Pencil-Necked Little Weasel”

Quote of the day from Minnesota House Majority Leader Matt Dean on Neil Gaiman. He hates Neil and say that he is a “pencil-necked little weasel who stole $45,000 from the state of Minnesota.” Neil’s four-hour speaking engagement at a local library cost the state $45,000 and Matt Dean feels the famous author is not […]

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Grab Your Gonads Testicle Self-Exam Card

No need to be a ball buster but here is a easy test for testicular cancer. It’s OK to grab your balls in the shower. It’s the easiest way to test if you have testicular cancer or not by yourself. Download for free your own Grab Your Gonads Testicle Self-Exam Card. Do not go nuts […]

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Illuminate Parkinson’s : A Travelling Gallery Show

Terry Gilliam, Grant Morrison, Neil Gaiman and Kevin Smith are lending their time to help battle Parkinson’s. If somebody you know who suffers from the disease, please help out or just do the “Good Samaritan” thing. Join the Illuminate Parkinson’s : A Travelling Gallery Show and give your support by donating money for a good […]

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Real Tweets

The tweet has escaped from online and run amok in the real world. You can now follow real life tweets. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read every message personally and, […]

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ArtFinder

If you love art and like to share with friends, Artfinder is the perfect tool for you. It’s a virtual online art finder for art lovers. Share and find local art in your neighbourhood. Your passion for art is now at the tip of your fingertips with the Artfinder app that will make your art […]

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Tie the Knot: The Cost of Getting Hitched

The Royal Wedding will have many wanting to tie the knot. Spring is upon us and the floodgates have opened for the wedding season. Who will outdo the other in telling the world that they have found the right partner and the love of their lives. Weddings are a costly proposition as illustrated by the […]

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The Many Covers of Lolita

The forbidden lustful love of Lolita is a tale read and seen by many since written by Vladimir Nabakov. Covering Lolita gathers from 33 countries and over 50 years of the classic book covers. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear […]

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Minimal Movie Posters

In the world of plenty, sometimes less is more. Minimal movie posters takes the basic elements of movie posters into a whole new spectrum. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read […]

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GeoType: Google Maps Typography

GeoType is a new site that combines Google Maps and typography for typographic points of interest. If you love typography, this one is up your alley. See typography in a whole new light. GeoType attempts to combine typography, photography, and geography into a holistic and interactive experience. We hope to provide an outlet for users […]

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What’s on the Menu: Online Menu Library

In a few years the menu as we know it will be a thing of the past. Tablets such as the iPad have become steady replacements as of late for the menu. The New York Public Library has an amazing menu collection online for all to examine. It’s an historical culinary examination of foods tastes […]

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