Eat Out! is a book that features conceptual dining from around the world. The book was inspired by the emergence of specialized restaurants that are working to stand out in the competitive food market by providing unique experiences to…


2 Mar
Tshirt and poster from one of LA's premier comic artists

We’ve been big fans of Jim Mahfood even before he rocked our launch party last August. Prior to that we’d collaborated on a 16-page comic book for BPM magazine, and ever since he’s been one of our…


2 Mar
More animated goodness from the mind of Maurice Sendak

Available on the Where the Wild Things Are Blu-Ray and DVD — which comes out today  — is a special feature, a completely unreleased 23-minute adaptation of another of Wild Things author Maurice Sendak’s books, Higglety Pigglety Pop! Starring…


19 Feb
Read a book, shape a statement

Finally, a bookshelf that casts a cacophonous tempest of alphabet soup upon the tender pages of your literary collection. It also holds your books. Make a statement with the Between Lines book shelf — shape a…


1 Feb
The true aesthetic beauty behind the sport of auto racing

The title of Go Faster by Gestalten books pretty much nails the whole point of motor racing. But beyond the pure mechanics, engineering and science of auto racing is an aesthetic as intrinsic to some societies…


There are many reasons to go back to college and continue your education, but none more potent than a well shot, well designed flipbook (almost like this thing). Vancouver’s Langara College seems to understand…


13 Jan
Gestalten's comprehensive tome on all things creative and packaging

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Gestalten is one of our favorite publishers, and they’ve hit LIAS bullseye with their recent Boxed and Labelled tome — in their words, “a comprehensive overview of the most intelligent, innovative, playful and attractive examples of current packaging design.…


26 Oct
A message from the Gyre

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all images by Chris Jordan

I’ve been completely captivated by Chris Jordan’s work since discovering his apocalyptic, Intolerable Beauty: Portraits of American Mass Consumption project. This picture of cell phones. Or this one…

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