We slept on these but, damn they are f-ing cool. Dustin Cantrell’s mad creation is was a must have.

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I had a chance to stop by the Half Gallery last night for Buster Balloon‘s opening, was able to catch some flicks with my iPhone and leave really happy.  Just look through the images above and you’ll see why.  If you’re in NYC, stop by and have a look before they deflate.

This is a really great use of vinyl on a MacBook.  Snow’s Revenge is available through Vinylville’s Etsy Store

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Specially for collectors and fans, Kidrobot is pre-releasing their 2009 series of Dunny tomorrow, September 9th.

Check out their website for locations and details.

Remember these?  Bad Ass

What a strange collectible those were.

Narrated by that kid and that girl.

A house made of Lego in a vineyard.  Something that I would have never thought of.  I want to have sex in it.

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This is super old but, whatever, still cool.  See one in action after the jump

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Man, the Pogo Ball was a great way to exhaust me from my 1980’s sugar rushs.  Great thinking, Parents!

KAWS’ latest collaboration is with Jun Takahashi’s label, Undercover. The result of which is the girlfriend-friendly Undercover Bear Kaws Companion.  Look out for it in Asia and the internet August 28th.

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8-Bit Trip, 1500 hours of work went into this lego stop motion.  It paid off.

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For reasons unbeknownst to me, this looks very comforting.  Ratata, designed by Tomm Velthuis

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Well, this is about the freshest Lego creation I have ever seen.  See the details here

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Over the weekend the show Brickism opened up at Wood Wood in Denmark.  It featured lego creations from SoMe (above), Delta, Husk Mit Navn, and Will Sweeney.  The show will continue to Colette next month, followed by Goodhood in London in October, and 290 SQM in Amsterdam in November.  The pieces will be auctioned off on ebay to support Save the Children.

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Trolls

You gotta love a sense of humor.  Created by Art of the State

Did you also hear that he made a deal where he charged Bristol £1 for his popular exhibition in exchange for all of the CCTV footage of the creation of it to be demolished.  Smooth move

Not as random as usual since I searched the phrase ‘laser tag.’  It was worth it.

Jason Polan illustrated the History of the Water Pistol for Good Magazine.  You can see it big here.  What, no Entertech?  Those guns were the best.  Commercial after the jump.

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We all grew up with lego’s and the one thing they have ingrained in us all, simplicity inspires!

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