Canadian animator, John Kricfalusi’s work on the 1990’s animated TV series, Ren & Stimpy has his characters featured on this new Stussy release. Having previously collaborated with The Ren & Stimpy show, Stussy brings a clean, light-hearted approach to this design which shows the iconic duo interact with the Shawn-Stussy “SS” chain logo. The tee will be available from June 26 through Stussy stores. Continue Reading…
Having served hundreds of clients since Alain Lemay and Viateur Michaud founded the firm in 1979, Lemaymichaud has become one of Quebec’s largest architecture and design firms. Employing over 60 architects, designers, technologists, and technicians, Lemaymichaud is situated in two self-designed offices in Quebec City and Montreal. Continue Reading…
In celebration of the 2010 World Cup, Toronto-based multidisciplinary designer, Roberto Cortez has released the limited edition “Can I Kick It?” Tee. With a name inspired by A Tribe Called Quest, the design features the faces of 56 of the world’s standout players in the international tournament as a backdrop to a South African-inspired bicycle kick logo. The tee is available in black or white. Continue Reading…
A revolution for traditional composting methods, the Organic Freezer Bin by Vancouver-based Fuccillo Design is a silicone container for food scraps which eliminates odour, fruit flies, and residue. Available in 4 colours, the bin has a durable yet, sleek design. Freezing your organic scraps will prevent decomposition which contributes to a smelly waste bin and a laying ground for fruit fly eggs. Continue Reading…
Montreal-based Visual Advice is an independent graphic design and art direction firm established and manned by Julien De Repentigny. Having worked for clients the likes of Sky Vodka, Enroute Magazine, Nightlife Magazine, and Westwood Hotel, De Repentigny is responsible for clever and innovative design by implementing various media. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based furniture designer Martin Pitonak is responsible for the dynamic design of the Origami table. A Combination of clean lines and a solid glass top makes this piece a usable work of art. The table, which is inspired by the Japanese art of Origami achieves practicality, with a minimalist design and maximum function. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based Taylor David is a multi-talented designer, artist, and photographer whose posters, typography, and print have been used commercially for a credited list of clients including Billabong, Corona, Sum 41, and a number of local DJs and clubs. While David’s art consists largely of portraits, his photography is based around surf culture and beach life.
Designed by James Lee and Leo Obstbaum, the individual, and team podiums for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics are influenced by the mountain range in the hosting city and surrounding areas. Constructed from Western red cedar and Douglas fir donated by communities, businesses, individuals and First Nations from across British Columbia, the podiums range in size from 4.8 metres Continue Reading…
Toronto-based design specialists Science & Sons are responsible for Radio Canada. Currently a prototype, Radio Canada pays homage to the cultural significance of the CBC. Inspired by the dedication of the many CBC listeners who keep their radio dials permanently set to our national broadcaster, Radio Canada allows listeners to toggle between CBC Radio One and CBC Radio Two without hearing the static in between. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based designer Devin Schaffner has created the Toboggin Series — a 2-piece collection made from red and white Corian. Built from a flexible design, the pieces offer a range of uses. The 48” long model can be utilized as a coffee table or bench, while the 24” long model can be used as a coffee table, side table, and bench while lying horizontally and providing a temporary stool or side table when standing vertically. Continue Reading…