Coming soon is the latest issue of EXIT Magazine. In teaming up with French polymath André Saraiva, the latest edition of the publication is covered by Saraiva’s signature “Mr. A” character and features pieces with the likes of Mitch Dubrowner, Aitken Jolly, Hugh Lippe, Jeffrey Milstein, Arno Frugier, Inez & Vinoodh, and more. Volume 3, issue number 9 of EXIT will soon be available online and on select newsstands.
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New addition to the I Heart Guts plush internal organs range.
This great big heart is a whopping 10″ x 8″ x 4″ super-soft high quality embroidered plush, perfect for hugging or beating. This muscular organ pumps blood throughout the body and beats about 100,000 times per day! Comes with a new and improved booklet hangtag describing the magical workings of your heart. This might be just the coeur for your fave cardiologist.
Monopoly presents the 3D New York edition designed by Finnish-American pop artist Charles Fazzino. An expert in the field of 3D pop art, Fazzino’s unique aesthetics can be found over a number of platforms, with The Super Bowl and The Grammy Awards as just some of his clients. Featuring New York streets, avenues and iconic landmarks, this edition is an oversized rendition compared to the classic boardgame.
Limited to 2,000 pieces, each game is accented with 170 crystals and foil and sits in a smooth 2″ deep wood cabinet frame with a tempered glass top and is hand-signed and numbered by Fazzino.
TweetAhead of this year’s World Cup in Brazil, Coca-Cola has unveiled a batch of special mini bottles to celebrate the sporting event. The collection consists of 18 designs inspired by 18 of the 32 teams competing on the global stage this year. Although the bottles contain no soda, they are interactive and feature markers that can activate augmented reality animations when scanned with a smartphone.
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7oz espresso mugs you know and love, now in blue on blue.
An edition of 120 only!
LaCie’s (in collaboration with Christofle) new Sphere is an external hard drive you won’t want to hide behind your monitor. It looks like a giant drop of mercury thanks to its hand-crafted and highly-polished silver-plated steel housing which helps explain why you’ll be paying $490 for just a single terabyte of storage. A single USB 3.0 cable at the bottom powers the device, which features a blue status light on the front.
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