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Filmed by director henrik hansen and his team in 2010, Shinya Kimura founded Zero Engineering in Okazaki Japan in 1992. Initially his shop was named Repair Shop Chabo but the name was changed the following year to Zero Engineering.

As expected the new Tron movie trailer is looking amazing. Might be giving a little too much of the plot away – but it looks spectacular nonetheless. If you don’t want anything spoiled, watch it without the audio.

This is beyond impressive, this is completely geektastic. The dedication and obsession that went into this is phenomenal. It only took Volpin Props a full 17 months of blood, sweat and tears to create this amazing Daft Punk helmet. Complete with colorful lighting and shiny gold exterior.

The Imaginary Foundation is a think tank from Switzerland that does experimental research on new ways of thinking and the power of the imagination.

Who doesn’t love Havaianas? While we are still freezing in winter down in Australia – we forward to a warm summer that our northern hemisphere friends are already enjoying. Wish we could be wearing these to work now. Anyway Threadless is of course, the now famous, and probably the first crowd-designed tee shirt store. They’ve [...]

Although iPods are the norm, and digital distribution is here to stay – with vinyl sales increasing each year what is certain is that vinyl is never going to disappear. It was international record store day on the 18th of May – so we thought we’d do a vinyl related post. The best way to [...]

Well Apple’s own iBookStore, Amazon’s Kindle Store store and Zinio‘s newspapers and magazines are all great and that. But it’s the Marvel Comics App for iPad that has really got us excited. The new app is launching with 500 of the company’s most popular titles and to celebrate the launch Marvel is offering titles like Captain America #1 [...]

It’s not just professional camera users that need a good camera strap, budding prosumers, vintage camera collectors, artist photographers and even the recently trendy toy camera hobbysists all need a good strap. Generally good quality straps meant black nylon and giant white logos. Thanks to the internet, there is a great little cottage industry of [...]

Although it’s becoming less and less common to have to wear suits, shirts and ties to work. Many are choosing to wear shirts and ties as casual wear as a fashion statement. You will always feel sharper in smarter in a nice fitting shirt, but it’s difficult to find unique ties that don’t fall into [...]

Well Apple’s own iBookStore, Amazon’s Kindle Store store and Zinio‘s newspapers and magazines are all great and that. But it’s the Marvel Comics App for iPad that has really got us excited. The new app is launching with 500 of the company’s most popular titles and to celebrate the launch Marvel is offering titles like Captain [...]

Neverend is an interesting collaborative project resulting a series of handmade clocks featuring artwork laser-etched into a thick piece of russian birch plywood with beautifully designed hands. For the first release in the series, Furni have teamed up with designer Bobby Solomon, founder of Kitsune Noir and Brooklyn-based Dan Funderburgh. The piece is painstakingly detailed with a [...]

Or we could have called this post, ’10 Watches for under $15o’… but that didn’t quite have the right ring to it. We love our luxury watches from prestigious Swiss watchmakers, however you don’t have to shell out thousands to have a clean looking stylish watch. We’ve made these choices based on style, with an [...]

Designer Logan Walters has come up with the Wu-Note Project. He has set himself out to redesign all the classic album cover artwork for the Wu-Tang Discography, which is notorious for some horribly aged artwork.

The unfortunately named ‘Yakuza’ is a digitally tattooed wooden table by Reddish Studio. It looks like it’s part of a collection. We have no idea what the ‘digital tattoo’ process involves, but it definitely looks pretty cool. It’s made out of veneered MDF with some kind of digital printing technology.

The French brand LIP has been around 150 years but have been hard to obtain anywhere outside Europe. Now, under the watchful eye of Lip’s new design director Prisca Briquet they have now reissued some of their most important models from a modern collection that remains as visionary today as when first launched 35 years ago.