The ‘Awesome Tee’ by Regular Guy.
Our favorite tee of 2010…….Ok, its only January and this is the first one to come in. But these are just minor details. Did you just take a series of pictures of a pigeon with a new $8K camera? You did?
Then this ones for you.
Illustration by Lars Huse
More pictures below. Available here.

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Now where do I buy some Hagoromo?

Cupofill will be showing their latest work entitled ‘All Bottled Up’ in Oslo tomorrow night. The exhibition will provide commentary on mass produced designer toys and their customization. This will be achieved using the traditional brown, 33 centiliter standard Norwegian glass beer-bottle as a canvas. Given the fact that the advertising of alcohol is illegal in Norway, they put forward the notion that the vessel is product which is cold, mass produced and lifeless. And raise interesting design topics such as where do the boundaries between art and marketing lie.

ONE NIGHT ONLY!
CUPOFILL PRESENTS:
ALL BOTTLED UP
A study in the relationship between exterior and content.
17.00, 28 Jan 2010
Kirkegata 24-26, Hvelvet, Oslo

This is real right?

We have just received a delivery of pantone mugs, which include new colours such as Grape, Process Blue and Chocolate. All of which are avaliable online and instore together with the rest of the range.
We have also had a restock on the 4 cup Esspresso Set. Instore only, we have the colours Violet, Putty Grey, Bright Lime, Ox Blood and Lavender. So drop by the store for the full selection or do it the easy way and order online.
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The Eames Office has got together with UK firm W2 to produce a line of products, including notebooks and card holders, which are now available instore and online.
This Collection has taken it’s inspiration from the iconic Eames toy ‘House Of Cards’ and the ‘Small Dot Pattern’ fabric designed by Charles & Ray Eames, in 1947.

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New from Martin Postler and Ian Ferguson we have the Mills Bomb and UZI Paper Model Kits. The Mills Bomb being a 2:1 model of the classic hand grenade and the Uzi being an exact replica of the micro machine gun. As with Martin Postler’s earlier AK47 release the models are completely accurate and this time around slightly easier to construct….
The Mills Bomb was developed at the beginning of the 20th century by the golf club maker William Mills and later committed to the British Army. Through its distinctive look and the use of the grenade in mass media, it has become the archaic form of the modern hand grenade.
The UZI was named after the inventor Lieutenant Uziel Gal. Historically, the UZI is one of the oldest mini assault rifles and the most commercially successful weapon of the 20th century. Developed in the 1950s for the Israeli armed forces, the UZI became a symbol for the machine gun in pocket format – easy and cheap to produce and saleable worldwide.
Ultimately, both these models thankfully remain pieces of paper. We have these two kits and the original AK47 in stock here.

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The store has recently been updated with new prints from Hunting Lodge favorites Hutch, PhlAsh, Will Barras, RYCA, Mr Jago, Nick Purser and David Walker.
The first one featured here is entitled ‘Han Double’ by RYCA and below Nick Purser continues his successful Japan inspired series with this new print entitled ‘Bather’. Store

A short film about Pringle of Scotland by David Shrigley.

We have a wide selection of David Shrigley greeting cards in store and his Cocaine and Heroin Shakers in store now.
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