We’re probably years behind on these things, but fuck it, we love ‘em. Toy Watch Company’s Fluo and Crystal watch collections. Built from high strength polycarbonate plastics, TWC’s watches copy the style of iconic Rolex designs including the Submariner and all feature the classic Rolex designed Oyster Bracelet making them light, stylish and practical.
A few weeks back we came across this, the Attigo TT touch screen DJ interface via the blog of our good friend Klingatron. Created by student Scott Hobbs the Attigo TT is essentially a touch screen display system that allows users to manipulate and mix MP3’s in the same way that a DJ mixes vinyls.
Sometimes you come across a product that is so fresh you need to have one no matter what, and Laser Engraved Moleskine Notebooks from EngraveYourBook is most certainly one of those products. For just $5 (plus the price of the notebook itself) you can have your very own custom Moleskine laser engraved with any artwork you see fit to choose, simply prepare and upload images and in 7-10 days your notebook arrives all nice and customised.
Custom kicks are big business with top name manufactures recruiting the worlds best design and street art talent for collaborations and projects. ‘Custom Kicks: Personalized Footwear’, the newest release from Laurence King, is a 224 page publication compiled by Kim Smits and Matthijs Maat covering the work of over 150 artists and designers (including the UK’s very own Jon Burgerman) as they showcase their own customised sneakers. Available now from Amazon
There has been some weird and wonderful Bearbrick releases since its first appearance in 2001, but the Series 16 releases due out in the spring have got to be the strangest.
With a huge list of possible collaborations Medicom have teamed up with non-other than Oasis to put together this limited edition set of three Bearbrick toys. Available in a light blue and a red or blue union jack colourway, all three feature the iconic Oasis logo.
After a few months of quite from their HQ, one of our favourite British toy design companies, Amos, has scheduled a new release for the end of March. Their first product drop of 2008, the ‘Bird God’ vinyl toy has made the transition from a sketch in from the last James Jarvis’ book, ‘Selected Drawings’, to the toy world.
More images after the jump.
