
Cool article over at Creative Review about Wilfrid Wood. You may recognise his style as he's the guy who did the Howies Dough Boy. enjoy.
Wednesday, 23 July 2008
toys/art?
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008
'retro in inspiration but modern in design'


Really sweet motocycle helmets from Ruby. The attention to detail is immense.
Check out the range here.
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Monday, 21 July 2008
JUGIT milk packaging
Developed by Dairy Crest in association with the Sainsbury`s supermarket chain, JUGIT offers consumers a pouch-based format that uses substantially less packaging material than conventional plastic milk containers, allied to the convenience of an easy-to-pour, reusable jug manufactured by RPC Market Rasen.
The secret to JUGIT`s success is an innovative two-part lid featuring a hollow spike attachment, which perforates the pouch as a natural consequence of assembly. After the pouch is dropped into the jug and the main body of the lid closed, trapping the top of the bag using secure clips, the spike is inserted to perforate the pouch. The top of the attachment then flips open to provide a handy, recloseable pouring spout.
more info here and here


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Friday, 11 July 2008
Eco Elise

The new Lotus Elise concept uses natural materials in its construction. It has hemp in its seats and body panels, water based paints, wool and sisal carpets.
Its an interesting concept but what I want to buy is a even smaller, even lighter Lotus with a smaller efficient engine (perhaps keeping in the Toyota family and using the 1.0 VVT-i or 1.3 VVT-i).
That would be the perfect replacement for my Smart Roadster.
http://carenthusiast.com/news.html?mode=article&id=2724
for a fuller explanation
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Friday, 4 July 2008
Gordon Murray T25
Autocar have further details of Gordon Murrays T25 car. I've been excited about this car for so long along with what he was happening with the Smart Roadster with Project Kimber. It could easily to be the next car in my drive. All I want is a small, nippy, super light weight car.
Just look at the workshop Murrays set up.
Whatever he produces hope it's more appropriate than the €450,000, 218mph, windsreenless 2 seater McLarens working on now.
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Wednesday, 2 July 2008
nesh+yorskshire=trouble
Being nesh and being from yorkshire don't go together well. This jacket looks like an awesome solution. via.
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AME bike club
AME bike club is in full swing again. So when I saw this fixed speed magazine I instantly thought of our own single speed pioneer, Red. Enjoy the read. via.
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