The Super Bowl seems ages ago, but I thought I'd still share this collection of every Super Bowl logo to date.
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If you aren't an Asian math genius like me (Only I can make that joke, asshole) and can't figure out the equations on this clock, click Defend yourself with this nightstand that transforms into a bat and shield. Sometimes you need more than just kung fu fighting skills.
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This table, created by designers Mario Hendrichs and Christoph Mäurer at Sports Utility Furniture, rotates 360 degrees thanks to its skateboard trucks and wheels . $1795 here.
This brilliant glass that helps moderate your liquid consumption is by Inna Alesina. $24 here.
I WANT and I NEED!
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The Book Cover Archive is a great repository of book cover designs and their designers. You can search and browse by title, designer, art director, photographer, et cetera.
[Thanks Melissa!]
The evolution of the Photoshop tool panel from PS.87 through PSCS3.
Originally called Display and then ImagePro, this industry standard graphic editing program was originally developed in 1987 by brothers Thomas and John Knoll. Photoshop 1.0 was released exclusively for the Macintosh in 1990.
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Designed by Tom Price, this chair, made exclusively from discarded polyester fleece clothing is from his Meltdown series.
Jessica Hische created this great graphic that accompanied the New York Times Buzzwords of 2008 article. You can view the complete typeface at her blog.
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I wouldn't recommend traveling with this ornament this holiday season.
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I want this dice set from Jack Spade.
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From Farrow Design: Control the direction of the falling snow with your mouse.
