Now, you can do vicious shots to your sternum and upper-plexus with Mucha Liga Tequila.
The premium tequila’s packaging not only pays homage to Mexican wrestling, aka Lucha Libre, but each bottle is based on a character with their own unique backstory.
Find out more about the Luchadors, where they’re from, their wrestling experience, and how oaky they are here.
[link, via designtaxi]
A filled soy dish is a wonderful thing, because it often means that sushi is imminent. But, let’s face it, a plain ol’ soy dish looks like nothing more than a salty black pool.
Tokyo-based product designer, Duncan Shotton, is here to change that with Soy Shapes. The ceramic dishes are designed to reveal 3-D optical illusions when filled.
The “impossible” triangle and cube dishes are currently on Kickstarter. You can find out more about the project here.
[link, via Spoon & Tamago]
If you have a hard time expressing yourself during special occasions, and you’re often described as “cheeky,” then Delicate Estates Wine Labels are here to help.
Whether you need to sarcastically wish someone a happy birthday, or to help a loved-one get through a painful break-up — nothing will do it better, and as emotionally-vacant, than these labels.
The best part, is that after you’ve done your job with words, there’s wine involved. You’re such a great friend.
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Are you in need of the sweetest billiards possible? Perhaps you’re looking for a Simpsons theme in your pool room?
Artist Cléon Daniel has the answer with the Doughnut Pool Table. The handmade pink-felted table comes equipped with four pockets and is completely playable.
However, because of the uneven sides and no discernible corners, those bank shots of yours will be a bit tricky. Sinking one in the middle hole doesn’t count.
As highly-advanced as aliens appear to be, they always seem to abduct either the dumbest humans, or cows. Regardless, Kyrgyzstan-based design agency, Imedia Creative Bureau, thought that depicting a cow abduction via a milk bottle would work… It did.
A packaging concept for Molocow, the glass bottle is shaped like a tractor beam, with the cow-abductee on its way up, and the UFO as the screw-cap. Any actual missing cows can be found on Molocow’s cartons… we can only assume.
[link, via designtaxi]
