Rachel Denny

Horse Head Pillow by Kropserkel

A great home theatre accessory as a tough guy's Teddy bear, aimed squarely at those with a diabolical sense of humor. Brought to you by Kropserkel - Mastering the art of material configuration since 1997.

Margaux Lange | Unique Handcrafted Jewelry

Barbie has become the accessory instead of being accessorized. Margaux Lange takes the pleasure in the contrast and contradiction of something mass-produced being transformed and revealed as a unique, handmade, wearable piece of art.

The Alien Abduction Lamp

Tastespotting | Feed your addiction

Tastespotting = A Visual Filtration of Great Taste = Image + Link + Thought

Blood Puddle Pillows

project by keetra dean dixon

Donna Enticknap | Stones

Maria Grossmann | Interior & Food Stylist

Jennifer Maestre | nail and pencils sculptures

Many creative endeavors begin with a nicely sharpened pencil and a two dimensional surface. My obsession with the point has led me from two dimensions to three. The texture created by a mass of pointed ends is alluring, but is intimidatingly sharp and hard. A tension thus arises between desire and repulsion. The opposing blunt ends offer a different aesthetic experience: a delicate mosaic, a smooth spotted skin.

Walter Martin & Paloma Muñoz

Antidepressant Pillows

Prozac, Thorazine, Zoloft by Laura Splan

Grow Your Own 1up Mushroom Kit

The instructions are pretty simple. All you do is add potting soil to the green sewer-pipe-shaped flower pot, and push the spores deep into it. Soak the soil with water using the dropper, add a squirt of the food solution, and then it's off to a dark location for a few weeks. Three weeks later, what you see in the photo above is a perfect 1up mushroom. The packet claims that eating the 1up Mushroom will grant "immortal life beyond dreams of man."

via ThinkGeek

Craftzine

Craft: The first project-based magazine dedicated to the renaissance in the world of crafts.

Electroland

Electroland is a team that creates comprehensive and multi-disciplinary urban projects and scenarios.

Peter Callesen | Paper Art

A children's bookstore in Beijing