Owned by a British-Canadian couple, this store sells its own T-shirts with a kitschy twist. Plastered’s designers discover the diversity and beauty of Beijing’s everyday life and turn it into graphic design with ironic effect. You’ll find T-shirts resembling a subway ticket, the 1.20 Xiali taxi rate sticker, labels from bottles of “Er Guo Tou” and Yanjing beers of 38 different designs. Men and women’s T-shirts are all available in different sizes. Prices range from RMB 68-88. Plastered also features a selection of old fashioned tin toys.

Via That’s Beijing

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BumpTop aims to enrich the desktop metaphor with expressive, lightweight techniques found in the real world. Trust me, it’s awesome.
 
Videos demonstrations available HERE.

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What on earth is this? Don’t ask me as I cant understand it myself. Just check it out at www.genpets.com
 
[ Update ]
The creature turned out to be a joke (or not a joke) from an artist named Adam Brandejs. I totally understand it now, but I’m not gonna explain it here, you really should go to his own web site and read his reasons. It’s educational.
 

Been listening to American Cliché the Podcast for a while, really like the show and it’s host Scott. And He just rolled out  a new show this week, well, kind of, the 8BallRadio Rewind. You can find it here at 8BallRadio.com (this is a rewind version of the old 8BallRadio show back in the year of 2000) You can either subscribe to the show in iTunes or listen to it online. Anyways, it’s some good music, and hope you like’em

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