Every LEGO fan knows the brick separator, but far fewer have a dedicated way to measure their creations. The Stud Measure steps into that gap with a compact case, a flexible tape, and markings that translate directly into the geometry of the LEGO system. It is designed for anyone who has ever counted studs by […]
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Brandon James Scott is an award‑winning Canadian artist who splits his time between animation and picture‑book illustration, best known as the creator of the Netflix preschool series “Justin Time.” A Sheridan College animation graduate and longtime Creative Director of Design at Toronto’s Guru Studio, he has helped shape major animated productions for Netflix, Disney, Nickelodeon
Marc Salamat is a Filipino visionary painter and digital artist from Hagonoy, Bulacan, whose work fuses figurative realism with psychedelic, spiritual and cosmic symbolism. A graduate in Fine Arts (Advertising), he runs his own studio and creates large, highly detailed oil canvases and colourful digital pieces filled with eyes, portals, geometric halos, and nature motifs
1st Place Winner: “Freedom” by Roy Pan The 14th Annual Mobile Photography Awards unveiled their Black and White winners, and the images are breathtaking. These shots showcase how mobile photographers are redefining the art form with sharp timing, emotion, and contrast. From gritty streets to serene beaches, each frame delivers powerful storytelling through crisp shadows
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How A ‘Radical Renovation’ Revived This Special Mid-Century Home Architecture by Christina Karras The upper floor features the main living spaces. An entryway bridge leads through the native front garden. A view into the dining and living space. A central staircase leads down to the courtyard garden. The palette draws from the midcentury era, with
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The Dyson x Porter OnTrac Limited Edition collaboration arrives as a pointed departure from typical brand partnerships. Rather than applying co-branded graphics to existing products, this project positions two objects as components of a single system built around commuter behavior. The headphones and bag share materials, color logic, and ergonomic intent. They function as a
Remember when catching fireflies in a jar was peak childhood entertainment? Yeah, me neither, because apparently we’re all too busy doom-scrolling. But here’s the thing: a group of designers just created something that might actually get today’s kids to put down their tablets and start chasing butterflies instead. And honestly? It’s kind of brilliant. Meet
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new life for an early 20th-century factory in montreal FOIL Gallery, a hybrid art gallery and café, has opened inside two former factory buildings in Montreal‘s Mile-Ex, a pocket of the city shared by repair shops, coffee counters, artist studios, and small tech outfits. The area is lowkey and industrial. Its atmosphere defines the space’s
Conference badges are usually flimsy cardboard, a lanyard, maybe a QR code, and they end up in a drawer once the event wraps up. In the maker world, people already strap LEDs and e‑paper to their jackets for fun, but those tend to be one‑off hacks held together with tape and hope. Pimoroni’s Badgeware line
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