Never really been a fan of SG but hey, have to admit this gallery is pretty kick ass.

Absorbs odors and moisture. Brilliant design. Much love for hexagons.

Been thirsting for a dark and violent film of this caliber for quite a while.

Finally going to sit down with the blasphemous reproduction of my all time favourite.

World Famous Supreme Team does it again.

How sick that illustration? Between this print and the SSDD Transport Bag, Fuct S/S 09 is looking amazing.

This portable controller/synthesizer is breathtakingly beautiful. Now if only we knew what to do with it.

If I wear to judge them by their album art alone, this Progressive Black Metal band from Romania would rank pretty damn high.

Brilliant! Smash, a long-fibre non-woven polyester, blown into lampshades. Mushrooms!

Loving the dark side of his work, I've had enough of this airy fairy fucking fluffy shit that's the floating around.

Up and coming Australian based designer, loving this jacket.

Make semi instant eco friendly holiday homes.

HF instantly made me regret getting version 1. Got to love the packaging.

It was almost impossible to find a good double ring, then S2A had to go and make a whole heap. Impressive.

British photographer, responsible for this here photo, my favourite shot of Kate Moss.

Really cute, safe for work, limited to 25 and sold out.

Understated modern classics.

Utilitarian living.

The king of fucked up commercial porn, it's his photography and packaging that truly shines, way above the actual videos.

I have to admit I end up picking books like this for the layout more than anything.

Online interface is pretty cumbersome, but still fun for a quick flip through.

Brilliant landscapes, shot at dawn or at night with exposures of up to 10 hours.

By flöckner & schnöll. I'd be too paranoid of some Clockwork Orange shit going down to live in such a perfection.

Paint some moss milkshake and watch it take root, before it grows to take over the wall.

Ben Dietz at Club Mumble thinks Alex is swell and so do we. Love that natural disaster theme. Reminds us of Josh Keyes.

Among other things, Nicole does some lovely digital photography.

Artist/musician from the States. He's done a lot of work for the hardcore scene, pictured here the album art for Kylesa

Nothing new, nothing you don't already know, worth a flip through nevertheless.

Wallpaper designer / artist who does some amazing pattern work. Remember being wowed by this peace a while back.

Artist Jan Smaga must really like to cut and paste.

Ok admittedly this one hardly even qualifies as news, but two of my favourites is hard to resist.

Extra heavy weight denim, soft to the touch, dream pair of denim.

These germans are hilarious.

Beautifully crafted utility bikes.

Not a fan of the product, but totally loving the shoot.

One part of ADULT brings us brilliant colour in strange scenarios.

Keep coming back to this, admittedly it's our lack of skill that keeps us from purchasing one.

So glad we took the time to catch Popcorn Taxi's screening of this masterpiece.

RIP

The 50mm acrylic actually reflects and refracts light in a similar way to an actual swimming pool.

Stunning documentary which will forever do the office mail circuit.

I believe.

Erotic work from established and international artists. Book 4 due out soon.

Amazing, check out her living jewelry.

So tasty we're tempted to pick up knitting. Buy the guide and make your own.Adorable.

Porcelain money box.

Had my doubts about this based on the initial promo shots but this is looking to be quite the epic.

I love abandoned gasoline stations, so I think it's a good thing Eric Tabuchi was inspired by Ed Ruscha to shoot these.

Flat and fun, comes in 3 different flavours: USB, Firewire and eSata. Wish all tech was done this simple and pretty.

Handmade Italian Sunglasses. I'll be rocking long after the trend dies.

Great little snippets on Kate Moss by Interview Magazine. One from the archives.

Blackpapermouldx, one of my favourite pieces by one of our all time favorites Delta.

Some really lovely work happening here.

Unique porcelain rings, one for him and one for her. By Frederik Roijé.

Chukka inspired obviously. I keep trying to lay on the hate, but it's not working.

Australian artist; This piece print on cotton for the Halfsleeve store.

Based in New Zealand, this sculpture is from the series Fixed, combines taxidermy with mechanical parts.

By Atelier WM. Hand of Glory anyone?

We love Petit Chaise No.1, built from sustainable materials for small homes.

The demo's finally out for this fucker. They haven't fixed what wasn't broken.

This series by photographer Justin Melnick is amusing and well comped, but I can't help but feel a sense of déjà vu.

Lush work by this German artist. Pictured here is her Dunk sculpture for the Berlin Nike Sportswear pop-up shop.

I can't for the life of me understand why AIAIAI is the only company that makes breaks the mould in terms of design.

Patrick Blanc creates lush vertical gardens both indoors and outdoors.

This issue of the 350+ page hard cover "magazine" features Bart skating legendary SoCal spots. Epic.

Animal bone accessories from Finland looks promising

Fucking like bunnies, in a cold urban setting, without any cheese

As hyped as it is, Superflat is king and Mr. is a stunningly spot on example of the movement.

Jason de Caires encourages the organic growth of coral and other organisms across his underwater sculptures. Breathtaking.

Another take on a gritty behind the scenes look at the XXX sets.

One from the archives, brilliant article by Ariel Levy. Snow's life arguably more interesting than his art.

Monsters; White uses photomanipulations to blend fiction and reality, exploring themes including the American Dream, identity and human relationships.

Never been that big a fan of big Lego statues, but I'd really love to own this one.

Along with the Nike Air Max Moires, I'm suddenly all about the runners these last couple of weeks.

Intricate miniature retro synthesizers created entirely of paper and cardboard.

Rendered in the cross section illustration style from vintage science textbooks, I'm not even going to try and describe the contents here.

Impressive underground infrastructure built under Japan to prevent flooding. They do tours, check Wikipedia.

Depth of Field master from South Korea. Certainly knows how to use those expensive toys of his.

Nike remixes the classic Air Max 90. Can you say no to monochrome and perforated holes?

Masamichi Katayama is best known for his work within the retail space. Client list includes Uniqlo, A.P.C, Bape & Colette.

Especially feeling the "Computer Love" Shoot.

Directed by Roel Wouters. Love the output, I guess these cocks are just doing what they do. via todayandtomorrow

This stuff is truely epic, so straight down the line amazing.

The usual stuff you'd expect from Mastermind Jp. via Freshness

This is so going on my keychain. Christmas present of choice for 2008.

Short film by Alexi Tan for Diesel to promote their XXX line.

I'd love to land a pair of these shades done for Klavers van Engelen fall / winter 2008-2009.

Big fan of Acronym from the start, but this jacket is off the hook. Can't get enough of the technical details.

In New York. Banksy took the money he from exploiting an animal and used it to fund a show about animal exploitation. Renewed faith.

Just 13 years old, this Dutch meisje has an amazing face, presence and time to grow.

This indie flick is a rape/revenge flick with a twist, the victim's a zombie!

Peter Beste spent 7 years photographing Norwegian Black Metal icons.

Fairly classy release from Yoshida & Company. via Complex Blog

Fanstastic. via Mafia-Hunt.

Snaps of kids from Tokyo. Not overtly Fruits. via Mafia-Hunt.

Darker and far more sinister, according to trailer, lets just hope Ritchie doesn't disappoint.

Reports of creepiness all around, I think is lavishly fantastic.

Yes, we've been online that long. Thanks for reminding us, Public School Intelligentsia.

I wish they'd put this level of awesomeness into production.

Simple, stunning, got the love the quirky humour.

By Jansen Lye via technabob

Lovely dreamy graphics, Mac only.

Solid Illustrator, love reading about his process via his blog.

This new year will be for you and me.

Totally forgot about this one. Can't wait to see it now that it's finally out.

Monochromatic is the way to go.