
Shaker My Head salt and pepper shakers are two cute looking skulls with heart shapes for eye sockets. Dotted red bows that they sport on their heads add to the cute factor. Cost $18.


Shaker My Head salt and pepper shakers are two cute looking skulls with heart shapes for eye sockets. Dotted red bows that they sport on their heads add to the cute factor. Cost $18.
In a world where we stylize almost everything, it comes as quite a surprise to realize the seatbelt has been somewhat ignored (so far). This little Chewbacca inspired cover aims to stylize the ever hardworking, and simple seatbelt, or for that matter similar objects like guitar straps and purse straps. It attaches to the belt with velcro to show off a simplicity of use and the ability to re-use it in other applications as well. Costs $22.
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Since it is almost Valentine’s Day, here’s an infographic that tries to break into the mystery of how “happy couples” function, and the same for their unhappy counterparts. A big part of happiness is sharing a good conversation, and it seems, reacting very well to the triumphs of your SO, with compliments, enthusiasm, and interest.
Cats and wolves aren’t from the same family tree, much less werewolves, but you could find them some similarities. A group of cat breeders have created the Lykoi Cats, felines with a small crop of hair that makes them look like werewolves. Lykoi is a mutation of the shorthair cat, and does not grow a full coat of fur, including on its face.
As the creator of the Period Panties project on Kickstarter says, “Half the world menstruates, so why not have some fun with it?!” Fun it seems they are having, with the project already way above its funding goal and with plenty days to spare. The panties come along with a “Cramp Stamp” a temporary tattoo based off the design of the panties. While the Kickstarter campaign is running, you can secure a crap stamp and a panty for $13.


Artist and illustrator Eduardo Sales takes a shot at our obsession with modern technology, and a few other points of life with his series Cinismo Ilustrado (Cynicism Illustrated). The witty series sees simple illustrations accompanied by a bit of text to drive the point home.
This sweatshirt sufficiently describes my feelings every morning on Monday. Available on Giventhree.
Truth is stranger than fiction, they say. And real creepy dolls would make Chucky poop his pants and cry; all he needs to do is visit the haunted dolls island in Mexico. The island is located near a rural area called Xochimilco (tranlated to ‘a place of flowers’). Canals run through this area, and in this web of canals lives the “Island of Dolls.”
Electric guitars get a taste of 3D printing with ODD Guitars by Olaf Diegel. The guitar bodies are made out of nylon and they dyed through a two step process for the finished look. As they mention, in terms of construction this is much like any other electric guitar.
Head Shots by artist Jon Burgerman is a photograph series where the artist improvises with NYC subway advertisements for the sake of humor and dramatic impact. The series features the artist next to several advertisements, as a subject to their actions. The idea is to make viewers aware of, question, investigate and re-connect with their environment, often questioning the wisdom of violence depicted in the advertisements and posters.