dream cream

I've never been one to romanticize straight-from-the-cow milk, but this I think I could handle (plus, sometimes you need to force a little humor on to the breakfast table). Half clever, half disturbing: it's Calf & Half! Now, what do I do with my soy milk...

wallpaper games

I always thought that if a child of mine ever drew on the wall, I'd frame it. But actually encouraging the domestic graffiti? Leave it to 5.5 Designers to creatively do that. Wallpaper Games is their trio of tic-tac-toes, mazes, and word searches meant for the walls and, as the website says, recommended for bathrooms, waiting rooms and any other room in which you can expect to incur boredom. I especially like the way the magic marker solutions add an accidental abstraction. Maybe this isn't for kids after all!

more David Shrigley

and look what else I found:



Ten steps ahead of everyone...

I tried

as promised.
The pickles are still my favorite.

juxtaposed

Designed by Mike and Maaike, this shelf, made from an 5"x8" hunk of salvaged hardwood, is intended to display the world's religious texts on an even level (as described by the site blankblank). I love the idea of creating a specific place for precious things. Mine would be made for Underworld, Blood Meridian, Ham on Rye...

passive aggression

This Passive Aggressive Anger Release Machine, created by Yarisal and Kublitz, is amazing! I want one in my home.
No, I don't have anger issues...

help!

Help Remedies, a simply named and simply based package design firm (at least to my understanding), offers two products: bandages and acetaminophen. But wait! Before you skip to the next post, please consider this. And the fact that in one fell swoop they have entirely wiped out my nostalgia for the old tin Band-Aid containers.