A project collaboration with Shane Blomberg, John Healy and Andrew Reeves. They are mustache drink identifiers.
Archive for the 'toys' Category
One of the cutest shops around.
Temporary tattoos.
Beautiful carrousel (and a not so beautiful site). But here’s a flickr set with better pictures.
Impossible puzzle.
Laurent has created a very funny series of ping pong tables. Via
Guilt-free fast food? Sounds too good to be true, and it is. But there’s certainly no harm in folding up a paper meal that looks good enough to eat. This crafty little set provides everything you need to make your own truly happy meal.
This is really cool: Mattel’s new Mindflex game lets you control the height of a floating ball with your mind as you navigate it through hoops, cages, and hurdles on a circular racetrack. The goal is to move the little orb around the customizable course as quickly as you can (you control the speed of rotation with a hand-operated knob).
British designer Thomas Forsyth’s latest works explore the gap between spontaneous/creative and rule-bound forms of play. He has introduced new components to the board, some of which may only emerge during play. This encourages players to communicate and have creative input rather than simply follow.
The biggest robot database ever!
One of my favorite toys exists 25 years. To celebrate there’s the “my little pony project: 25 ponies for 25 years”. This program is an international collection of 18” MY LITTLE PONY figures designed by popular culture’s influential people and organizations.
This one is made by Catalina Estrada.
Oh so cute!
Toykyo is a production/design company founded in Ghent (Belgium). They represent several talented artists, such as Blue the Warrior, Hell’o Monsters and Pointdextr.
