The State of the Internet 2009/2010 version by Jesse Thomas
Strangely intrigued by this 'Food Pod' from Fusion Brands
Our friend Stéphane Massa-Bidal aka Retrofuturs is offering a free print for download on Flickr
Esquire's profile of legendary film critic Roger Ebert is definitely worth a read
The lost art from Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds will be exhibited tonight (2/18) at Upper Playground in Los Angeles ~ Proceeds to benefit Haiti
Very neat spin on the key rack from Cucampre
Our friend Karen O'Leary has added maps of Rome, Amsterdam and Vancouver to her rapidly-growing International hand-cut collection
That’s right. This upcoming Wednesday, March 17, our international shipping will go live, and the App Magnets, along with the rest of our full stock of products, will ship worldwide.
So sit tight, admire the magnets via the interwebs, and then visit our soon-to-be brand new online shop next week. Thanks for all your support thus [...]
It has been a crazy couple of days here at Jailbreak Collective headquarters in Brooklyn, NY. Yesterday, our latest product, App Magnets, launched online, and orders and press have been nonstop since. For everyone who purchased one (or five), thanks. Those of you holding out: what are you waiting for?! Cnet Reviews called them the [...]
We are pleased to announce the release of our newest piece of Product Art: App Magnets. Whatever you want to do…There’s an app for that. That’s right. Whether you want to buy movie tickets, read the news, write a review, pay a tip, catch a taxi, or even train your dog, there’s an app for [...]
It has been quite a couple of years for us here at Jailbreak Collective, and the Obama Action Figure is probably the biggest reason why. While we don’t expect accolades for our humble game-changing products, it’s always nice to get a little bit of love, especially in a market that’s become increasingly saturated since we [...]
We are very pleased to announce that our collaboration with wonderful and talented map-cut artist, Karen O’Leary, has resulted in this amazing Manhattan Barcode Map, which has just been made available to purchase as a limited edition print. Using a variety of black ink pens–ranging from 0.25 mm, 0.30 mm, 0.35 mm, 0.45 mm, and [...]
While browsing through artist Stéphane Massa-Bidal’s portfolio ahead of our interview with him later this week, I came across a couple of quote prints that I missed when posting about them the last time around. Just thought I’d share. One more after the cut.
Be on the lookout for the exclusive interview sometime in the next [...]
*This post will be updated daily and stuck to the top of the home page until December 25th. Check out all previous entries from December 1 – December 12 here. December 13 onwards is included under the cut. Otherwise, please scroll down for non-Christmas-related features.
December 16 — Artist Jim Datz’s 50s Style Posters
Yesterday, Barbara Walters held her annual celebrity interview extravaganza and crowned First Lady Michelle Obama the most fascinating person of 2009. Tell us something we don’t know, Babs. We’ve dug Michelle for a while, and her level of pure fascination is simply one of the many reasons we’ve immortalized her as an action figure. And [...]
Port Jefferson, Long Island-based design studio turned hand-made garment producers, CXXVI, have just added the first print to their burgeoning catalog. The “Union Print” is hand screened on aged and dyed watercolor paper, and limited to an edition of 50. CXXVI is an offset of Onetwentysix, founded and run [...]
Anybody shopping on this Saturday morning? Hope so, because we’ve got a really nice set of posters to share in the latest entree to our digital advent calender. Jesus, I feel like one those of waif-hair sporting, expensive-looking-but-actually-shitty-suit wearing dudes hawking kitsch on QVC. Is QVC even still around? Isn’t it the Home Shopping Network [...]