After showing off its latest 2-wheeled creation, the “Gicleur” Kawasaki W650, Australian brand Deus Ex Machina teams up with Makr Carry Goods to create 50 limited edition tool rolls, handmade by the craftsmen of Makr in Florida. The tool roll is made from #10 cotton duck Martexin waxed canvas and premium Horween leather, designed to […]
29
Jun
Handcrafted of waxed canvas & premium Horween leather
11
Aug
Urbancase's handy booze, glassware, and tool storage
There is nothing better than a glass of happiness on the rocks — especially in case of emergencies like, oh I don’t know, your shitty job, crazy friends, judgmental family and even your girlfriend. So you may be looking for a unique way to store all the boozy tools necessary to stay sane, and hence […]
21
Jun
The discovery of classical modernism in current graphic design
The Modernist is another edition to Gestalten’s collected body of books that “document and anticipate vital movements in design, illustration, architecture, and typography as well as urban and contemporary design.” The book is a collection of work in contemporary graphic design and illustration that is heavily influenced by classic modernism, usually created with a limited […]
7
Apr
Cut it up with some class
Ibberson — one of Sheffield, England’s oldest cutlery firms — brings you these steel blades in either a two-blade option or a three-blade option because, well, sometimes one blade just isn’t enough. One of the blades is an old school can opener and the other is something else that is, well, sharp. Another is something […]
15
Feb
Chromoly leather holsters for mundane killing tools
When Chromoly created past pieces, Ninja Tack and Bourgeois Brass Knuckles, manufacturers were advised by lawyers to disassociate themselves with such collections and Scandinavian retailers were actually required to pull these items off their shelves; they were portrayed as weapons marketed to the public. Well Chromoly decided to take this assumption and spin it, showing […]
11
Jan
Roger Gastman's latest book on graffiti history
Adding another graffiti-focused book to his resume, Roger Gastman’s latest, Tools of Criminal Mischief, might just be his best published anthology yet. The book is a project he tackled to follow the history of graffiti and its writers throughout the century, starting as far back as the 1940’s with hobo train art, carrying through 1970’s […]
