If you have one blank wall in your home that you think you need to acquire random pieces of art to fill, think again. Simply slap a Cinematographic Wall Mural up there from PIXERS and you'll take care of the full thing in one shot. Each of the murals is a fractal ode to a popular film that will completely change the look of any room. Choose from Django Unchained, Drive, The Dark Knight, and a few others all available far larger than your standard Fathead. The cost depends on the size of your wall or how much of it you want to cover, but if you have the cash, we'd think it pretty damn cool to have The Joker splashed across your entire living room.
Admit it, you want a White Russian every time you watch The Big Lebowski and a Singapore Sling any time you flip through the pages of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (along with an assortment of less legal items). To help you out in crafting these drinks, Pop Chart Lab has created The Cocktail Chart of Film & Literature. ... continue reading
You probably already know the benefits of using whiskey stones instead of ice in your drink. Basically, they cool your drink without watering it down so you get all the flavor you expect at a bit more pleasant temperature. With these Icon Whiskey Stones, you can add a bit more fun to your boozing experience. Available ... continue reading
A few days ago, Google had a particularly epic doodle that referenced Psycho, Vertigo, North by Northwest, The Man with the Golden Arm, Spartacus, West Side Story, Anatomy of a Murder, Around the World in Eighty Days and Ocean's 11. The entire thing was a tribute to the late, great designer Saul Bass. Artist/Designer ... continue reading
We're not scientists, but we do believe most animals are born and not assembled by hand. (Except for the Gila monster, that dude's constructed in an awesomeness factory somewhere.) Still, we have to admit, these Animal Blueprints are mighty sharp. Styled like 1950's architectural blueprints, each piece of art depicts ... continue reading
The female form is awesome. Comic books are awesome. Art is awesome. Mixed media extraordinaire Sandra Chevrier combines all of those things into a series of Comic Book Portrait Collages that are as eerie as they are fun.
Hanging an animal skull on your wall is one of the most manly ways to decorate your crib. It's right up there with a traditional bearskin rug in terms of awesomeness. Regardless of how manly those things are, though, they're also kind of morbid when you think about it. Stephan Alexandr takes animal skulls, jaws and ... continue reading
Buying vintage cameras to put on display in your home is a ridiculously expensive way to decorate your pad. Sure it would look cool to have a bookshelf full of old Leicas and Polaroids, but you would probably have a hard time... you know... paying rent. Another option if you're a photography buff is to slap this new ... continue reading
You've already seen the Dark Knight brushing his teeth and Spider-Man chowing down on a taco in Gregoire Guillemin's print series entitled "The Secret Life of Superheroes." Now the artist is back to shed more light on what happens when superheroes stop being polite saving lives and start getting real. Now you can feature ... continue reading
What originally started as a teenager painting graffiti in Paris evolved into an artist with an unconfirmed identity claiming the world as his gallery. As important as it is to see the TED award winning artist's work in person, it's not exactly everywhere... yet. If you can't make it to one of the few installations ... continue reading
There are two types of posters you can buy to display your love of cars. The first is the kind you probably had when you were in middle school. They featured a tricked out ride barely visible because of the girl in a bikini next to it. To be clear, there's nothing wrong with that. At all. However, as a sophisticated ... continue reading
If you've had just about enough of the whole minimalist poster movement - you know, the one where an entire movie is boiled down and displayed as a rhombus - these prints may be more up your alley. Designed by Chet Phillips, each print is inspired by a different Coen classic and are a bit more "busy." Instead of just ... continue reading
The words "awesome" and "wallpaper" are rarely used in the same sentence. Normally we associate wallpaper with pastels, flowers, and grandma's house. This wallpaper is different. The repeating pattern of golden Sugar Skulls is both ominous and amazing. Printed on a dark charcoal background, the design will add more ... continue reading
There have been plenty (maybe too many) adaptations of alternate cover art for films that everyone knows and loves--Tarantino's works especially. Few of them go the route of the screenplay cover, and that's part of what makes Sharm Murugiah's work really cool. Django Unchained, Inglorious Basters, Death Proof, Kill ... continue reading
You can tell a lot about a man by the magazine he's reading on the train. Juxtapoz - He's a design and art type. Maxim - He's a college kid who has a room full of empty red Solo cups. Hustler - He's a freak, nobody should be reading that shit on public transportation. For something a bit more highbrow, we often turn ... continue reading
Some people are just way too damn creative to be limited to one particular outlet. Designer / artist / writer / founder / general creative Joel Pirela is one of those guys. A contributor to Design Milk and Apartment Therapy, Pirela also founded Blue Ant Studio and Blue Art Studio. For the purposes of this post, the ... continue reading
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