Will Work on Food is a Threadless t-shirt brought to us by artist Phil Jones. Although, it’s hard to imagine that ketchup couldn’t find work. It must be catsup.
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by Chris Durso
Will Work on Food is a Threadless t-shirt brought to us by artist Phil Jones. Although, it’s hard to imagine that ketchup couldn’t find work. It must be catsup.
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by Chris Durso
Custom range hoods, by Bastille Metal Works, will help provide an alternative to staring at your standard and boring kitchen range hood. Ventilate your kitchen in style with one of Bastille’s metal slip casts — customized to fit your decor or canned soup preference.
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by Chris Durso
High above the city of Nantes in western France, is perhaps one of the most interesting and thematic sky bars in the world. Le Nid (The Nest) was created by graphic artist Jean Jullien, and is exactly what the title implies. Located at the Tour de Bretagne, the bar is occupied by an enormous stork/heron, who keeps a watchful eye over the city, and its “nest” of eggs.
And while the space is meant to be fully-functional and interactive, part of the large bird becomes the actual bar, and its eggs are the tables and chairs. Le Nid is open to the public, so it’s not only a great place to relax and grab a drink 144m over the city, but it also becomes a very high art installation.
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by Chris Durso
Can Man is a series of street art by My Dog Sighs. Using found cans, the artist paints faces on the bottom, mimicking the intricacies of an aged metal can — helping to bring them to life, and to stare at you judgingly while you walk down the street.
More Can Men and Women can be found at My Dog Sighs’ Facebook page.
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by Chris Durso
Brought to us by The National Design Collective, US Cities Coasters can be a drink-holding tribute to your favorite city. Laser cut from 3mm birch plywood, the set includes; San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York. Use your favorite city, or you could pretend to flood your least favorite city with your drink’s condensation.
For our Canadian fans — they’re also available in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, and Ottawa, to rest your highly alcoholic beer on.
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