MAN WORKS DESIGN

This is a prototype that i hope gets made for consumers. Waterproof USB? Yes please. See more of Moscow kids HERE

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Dynomighty Giveaway

A while back we did a post about the Mighty Wallet. Well, the good people of Dynomighty have given us a few items to give away. All you have to do is visit www.dynomighty.com, pick out your 2nd favorite item, and leave a comment on this post telling us which one it is. Contest is now over.

We will then pick 3 of you to win one of these items:

The Explorer Mighty Wallet

The Slate D.I.Y Mighty Wallet (Draw your own design)

The Recycle Mighty Tote

Contest ends June 28, 2010 @ 11:59PM PST. Rules are subject to change without any prior notice.

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FANFARLO

If you’ve gotten swept up in Mumford & Sons as well as The Middle East, chances are you’ll be down with the Fanfarlo kids. Interesting new video from em, have a view!

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Domsai Terrariums

“Produced in the tiny Northern Italian commune of Nove, a hot bed of ceramics, these anthropomorphic planters are all one of a kind because no two are exactly the same: They are hand cast and mouth blown…so forms vary slightly with each Domsai.”


Find them here.

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The Creators Project

The Creators Project is a site that has some pretty incredible stuff. They do features on creative innovators around the world. Every feature also gives you the personal website of each artist so that you can discover them further in depth. The video below is one of many features. This specific one is on James Powderly who has developed a new genre of graffiti/street art.

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Van Gogh Made Up Of Shirts

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ecosystem

If you’re like me, sometimes your phone “memo pad” just isn’t enough. Last year I started carrying around different notebooks and such so that I always had something to write my notes on. A company called ecosystem was brought to my attention, and what they’re doing is really cool.

Here are the highlights of their products:

-All products are made right here in the USA.
-Each of their products are made from 100% post-consumer recycled material.
-You can customize the color, size, and what type of paper fills your notebook.
-They have add-on pocket inserts in case you need more pages to write on.
-Each notebook has a unique number that, once registered, tells you the origin of the materials in your book and if lost, can be listed to try and find it.

How cool is all of that? And to help kick off this product, we are giving 7 of our followers one of these books (it’s a surprise which one you can win). That’s right, ANOTHER GIVEAWAY! And this time there will be a total of 7 winners!

Here’s how to enter:

You must have a Facebook account and “Like” the ecosystem page (click here). Then find where Le Grand Cru posted on their wall and leave a comment under it. Contest is now over.

Contest will end June 13, 2010 @ 11:59 PST. Winner will be notified June 14 by email. Thanks again to our good friends at ecosystem! Good luck to you all!

(We got some questions as to whether this contest is open internationally. Our answer is “yes”, but international winners will have to pay for shipping)

Rules are subject to change without any prior notice.

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John Vogl

I’m really impressed by this kids niche in the poster scene. Bringing hand drawn illustrations to the poster scene requires great vision and dedication. His color choices are super fresh as well and his use of texture makes things really pop. Follow John, he’s prolific in his quality and output. John draws everything up and screen prints it all himself.  Make sure to spend time at his SITE as well at his Etsy shop, I sure am.

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Helen Musselwhite

She has done it again with her incredibly detailed cut outs. See some of her new/current works HERE

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Anton Tang


I’m travelling Singapore and China right now, so sorry there haven’t been as many updates as usual. China prohibits some websites so internet access is a little frustrating. I found this Singaporean photographer named Anton Tang. I’m not exactly sure what he calls this series because I can’t access his site right now. I think I may try to contact him when I get back to Singapore so that I can see if I can get one of these figurines.


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