Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Design, Modern, Vintage, Web Goods
Congratulations to Grain Edit for turning 1! One of my favorite sites on the interweb is throwing a big birthday bash, offering giveaways from some pretty stinking amazing artists. Grab a slice of cake and enter to win!
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Just Plain Bad Ass, Music
Jean Shin and Paul Villinski are my favorite people this week. Holy smokes …
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Furniture, Modern, New Stuff
Loving the new Lifework Portfolio pieces from Herman Miller.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Architecture, Home
Love the environment and have heaps of cash (doesn’t that go hand in hand)? Well, if you do, you can now strive for a LEED platinum rating (which is actually a really cool thing). The Margarido House is the first home in Northern California to do so, and it’s obviously breathtaking.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Design, Fashion, New Stuff
Official proof that IC gear is actually happening. Woo-hoo!
Stay tuned …
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Just Plain Bad Ass, Music
Word on the streets is that Sacramento (our hometown) legends, Far, are back in action. This puts very large smiles on our post-punk faces. Shouts to Slopez.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Illustration, New Work
The October issue of Wired hits newsstands today, featuring an illustration we did for an article titled ‘The Fusion Myth’. This particular story (by Josie Glausiusz) is about the book Sun In A Bottle: The Strange History of Fusion and the Science of Wishful Thinking, which deals with the fact that fusion power is still just as likely to happen as any of the scenarios above.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Architecture, Design
London based design firm SHH designed the coolest McDonalds I’ve ever seen. And of course it’s in England.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Film, Metal, Music
45 Days. A Film About Demon Hunter By Cale Glendening.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Just Plain Bad Ass
The leaves are slowly starting to change color here in beautiful Seattle, and I can’t help but wonder – how many more days until the infamous red cups?
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Illustration
Travis Lampe is one of my favorite illustrators, and it just so happens that he recently released his first toy: Accidental Mishap. His work reminds me of a cross between Heshka, Baseman and Taxali. That, my friends, can only mean greatness.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Design, Music, New Stuff, Packaging
As mentioned last month, It’s Nice That starts their new exhibit next Monday at Plymouth College of Art in Plymouth, England. Our 12″ vinyl packaging for Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace will be on display among many other fine works of art – all submitted by It’s Nice That guest authors. Photographs of the show coming soon.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Design, Music, New Work, Photo-Illustration
Here is our cover for Unconsecrated, the new album from Australia’s The Red Shore.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Books, Illustration, Just Plain Bad Ass
Mmmmm … first cupcakes, now this: Fantagraphics just announced their new Flora book, arriving in stores next year. If anyone knows where to find a time machine, let us know.
Posted by Don Clark | Filed under Books, Design, New Stuff, Typography
Die Gestalten Verlag just released Playful Type, which may or may not have a few IC goodies within its pages.
Posted by Ryan Clark | Filed under Design, Television
I was recently turned on to Showtime’s amazing series, Dexter, and my wife and I are doing our best to catch up in order to be prepared for the 3rd season, which begins September 28th. In watching the opening title sequence for the show, (which is phenomenal) I couldn’t help but assume, by the beautiful macro shots and clever insinuations, that Digital Kitchen might’ve been responsible for this. Alas, I was correct: “Entertainment” section, row 2, column 3 here. Oh, and in case you don’t know anything about this show, and just so the titles make sense, Dexter is a forensic scientist/serial killer.
