Michael Bambino, the designer behind this interesting desk, has decided to re-think the classic Tambour Door you’d find on an old roll-top desk. The Tambour Table he has designed allows the wood top to pivot to the sides to reveal storage and cable inputs.

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Montana has created a USB drive that’s designed to look like their spray cans. The USB sticks are 2GB is size and are available in multiple colors. They are available to purchase here.

As part of the Prius Plug-in Hybrid Signature Series, Toyota interviews the designer Joshua Davis about his process and the work he’s doing for Toyota.

From a faucet spilling Scrabble tiles to a dart board speared with knives, the Portland artist Ron Ulincy creates exciting sculptures using various objects.

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A few years ago, California-based artist Kristen Cumings was commissioned by candy company Jelly Belly to produce several pieces of jelly bean art to add to its collection ‘Jelly Belly Masterpieces of Confectionary Art’.

Cumings recreated classic works of art using 9,000 to 12,000 jelly beans and 50 to 60 hours, for each 4×6-feet mural.

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Guy Seese has created the Avengers out of everyday objects.

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OriginalFake and the graffiti artist KAWS have teamed up to create one of KAWS’ most iconic characters into a companion pillow. Mocked up in his classic brown hues, the recognizable persona is made plush in an oversized pillow style. Expect the KAWS Companion Cushion to arrive via select OriginalFake stockists soon.

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London Vandal has just released a brand new t-shirt design called “Tools of the Trade”. The t-shirt was designed by the Bristol-based graffiti writer and illustrator Richt. His design will be screen-printed by hand onto super-high quality 100% cotton t-shirts.

The t-shirt is currently available to pre-order. When you pre-order, not only will you be one of the very first with this t-shirt, you will get it at a discounted rate of £20 (instead of £25 when it is released to the public).

Pre-order now on London Vandal.

Sensu is a perfect addition for artists that like to draw on the iPad. Sensu is a brush and a stylus combined to help create art on the iPad and iPhone.

The Sensu brush will be available to purchase in May 2012. Check out their website for more information.

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When the owner of this unique Nissan Skyline R33 GTR first purchased the vehicle in Misawa, Japan the front bumper had some slight damage on it. Rather than simply repairing and respraying the front bumper, he took the opportunity to try out something different. Instead of an ordinary paint job he commissioned Allison La Valley of Lost Birds Art Studio to create a custom paint job using only a Sharpie marker.

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