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Things We’re Diggin’: Nike Mag: The Story Behind the McFly Jacket

Sep

16

2011

I always wanted one of those jackets when I was kid.

Things We’re Diggin’: Lego Ads in Costa Rica

Sep

12

2011

Made by TBWA Agency. More information about them here.

Things We’re Diggin’: Animal Pixel series

Sep

12

2011

Animal Pixel series by Laura Bifano prints may be bought at printsbylaura. Some of our favs below.

Things We’re Diggin’: Zevs’ Reminiscing 9/11

Sep

11

2011

From Zevs: “The photo above was taken in Room 233 at the Comfort Inn on 90 Maine Mall Road in South Portland ME. It is the same room where the terrorists of September 11th stayed before attacking the World Trade Center. This graffiti is visible only under UV light.” [via Wooster Collective]

Things We’re Diggin’: nano block Calendar

Sep

9

2011

This is just awesome I need to order one of these ASAP! [via Strapya World]

Things We’re Diggin’: Space Invaders Coke Cans

Sep

8

2011

I don’t know where the hell these are available, but I want them despite being a Pepsi drinker. I can always make an exception. Check out the cans below. [via Behance Network]

Things We’re Diggin’: Google Doodle – Freddy Mercury Birthday

Sep

6

2011

Yesterday was Freddy Mercury’s Birthday, he would have been 65 if still alive. And so why not fitting that Google pay tribute to him.

Things We’re Diggin’: 10 ft LEGO Trump International Hotel

Sep

5

2011

This is just amazing!! You can see this model in person! It’s on permanent display at the Chicago LEGO Store. [via MOC Pages]

Things We’re Diggin’: MarioNYC

Aug

31

2011

Check out the interactive map here. More about the artist here. — Update 11/17 You can now purchase from here.

Things We’re Diggin’: Devon ‘Tread 1′ Time Belt Watch

Aug

31

2011

The reinvention of the watch. The Devon Tread 1 features a patent pending system of interwoven Time Belts. The belt assemblies are mounted on a central chassis, which allows for the perfect clearance of the moving parts and also creates the illusion that the parts are floating within the case. Four extremely compact microstep motors drive the ...