Clementine Henrion
Clementine Henrion's eternal helium balloons are crafted from metallic fabric and stuffed with kapok, so you'll never have to suffer the disappointment of watching your beloved balloon become stranded on the floor.
Clementine Henrion's eternal helium balloons are crafted from metallic fabric and stuffed with kapok, so you'll never have to suffer the disappointment of watching your beloved balloon become stranded on the floor.
Sock Garters: Sexy, or one step away from being on the news because the neighbors complained about the 138 cats living in your apartment? Swanclothing, which makes theirs out of recycled leather, fortunately errs on the side of sexy.
The first issue of Fuego Fanzine, from Coke Bartina and Ellena Gallen, is dedicated to UFOs and was printed in a limited-edition of 150 hand-numbered copies. Out of this world.
Brokenfab calls their technique 'disco beading,' a phrase both apt and awesome. (Via Style Bubble.)
Through November 27, Dead of the Living Night is up at Space 1026. Artwork by Jonathan Cammisa and Jonah Birns includes a recreation of a horror video store, imagery crafted from gore magazines, found photos and movies stills, and a life-sized stack of monster corpses. Sounds positively terrifying and absolutely awesome.
The kind of knits we wore in elementary school and would still totally rock today.
Sushi that even the pickiest eater can get behind. What it lacks in vitamins it makes up for in geometrical splendor, wouldn't you say?
-Molly
A semi-annual audio magazine that's hand-letterpressed and hand-folded, The Journal of Popular Noise just released its latest copy, which features recordings from Foscil's residency at the BLVD Gallery in Seattle.
This week, Factory 25 releases You Weren't There: A History of Chicago Punk 1977-1984, a documentary which features unseen footage from Articles of Faith, Mentally Ill, Negative Element, Tutu and the Pirates, Jeff Pezzati, Rights of the Accused and Steve Bjorklund. Catch the limited-edition, and it includes a screen-printed posters and a 20-track vinyl EP.
Grease Not Gas helps people convert their vehicles to run on vegetable oil, and also powers the Grease Bus, which shuttles skiers and snowboarders to Mt. Hood Meadows for just $10. Check out a cool interview with GNG founder Mike Parziale here.
She's cute, has a great name, and is just getting started. Meet Eleanor Seabird. You're gonna like her.
Style.com gives you a DIY-tutorial on how to make jeweler Eddie Borgo's bad-ass studded pumpkin. This is way to cool to set out on the porch.
Woolly Pockets are breathable garden containers that make it easy to build vertical gardens and landscape walls, ceilings, furniture, and rooms full of naked people.
A small collaborative line started by two architects from Virginia, Box and Flea's beautiful bandanas and totes are handprinted at the Pencil Factory in Greenpoint.
Everything looks better in rainbow. Got a birthday coming up? Unleash this monster on the world.
-Molly
Izrock Mixed Business's latest offering is Project Rooms, a zine of drawings from Mark Whalen/Kill Pixie.
Artist Liesbet Bussche adorns sidewalks, walls and stop signs with earrings, necklaces, pins and clasps, making street art into street accessories. (Via Urbanartcore.)
Flouncy, flirty handmade tops and crazy, bad-ass boots from a label that lives up to its name.


