The Colors of The Web
The color of a logo is very powerful. The immediate recognition of a brand is essential. Logos come in different shapes and colors, but which ones are the
Sandboxworld
Floppy Disk Sticky Notes
There was a time when a floppy disk was more than enough to carry information around. SUCK UK wants to resurrect the 3.5 inch floppy disk in sticky
Edward Scissorhands 20th Anniversary Fan Art
Edward Scissorhands is already 20 years old, this modern day suburbia fairy tale caught the fancy of the imagination since it first screened many moons ago.
Ask the Atheist
The hardships of life and how it relates to religion or lack of it lead many to question the existence of God.
Spin! Pizza Dough
Spin! Pizza, a Kansas pizza parlor is giving out free dough when you purchase their pizza. The faux bank notes designed by Luke Lisi give this local pizza
Bang for Your Buck, The Value of Food
Just exactly what can you buy for a buck? Food prices seem to be skyrocketing and it's harder to get a good deal out there.
Cranky Pressman’s Coasters
Sometimes just a piece of discarded paper will substitute the lonely coaster when you are desperate. Coasters protect your furniture and can be seen at bars.
Inside Periscope Studio
http://media.opb.org/clips/embed/eW63920b20101012154713.jsPeriscope Studio seems like the coolest place to work at. The Portland studio houses 20 artists from different backgrounds in the comic book industry.
Norah Jones Peanuts Tribute Poster
While Norah Jones' music isn't quite my cup of tea, I'm utterly captivated by the Peanuts tribute poster crafted by Matt Leunig.
Brandon Broll’s Microcosmos
It's a small world after all. Well at least when it is magnified 22 million times, like this microscopic photo of common household dust.
Homemade Halloween Costumes
Budgets are tight this year and every mom wants the little tykes to feel special this year. Doesn't guarantee you will not get a rock in your candy
Radio Flyer Car
You are never too old to realize your childhood dreams. Alaskan couple, Judy Foster and Fred Keller converted their pickup into a giant red Radio Flyer.