The stainless steel Graffiti Cocktail Shaker, designed by William Kellogg, holds 14 ounces. 9" tall x 3" diameter. Built-in strainer.
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Spray Paint Can Cocktail Shaker
The stainless steel Graffiti Cocktail Shaker, designed by William Kellogg, holds 14 ounces. 9" tall x 3" diameter. Built-in strainer.
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Debbie Does Cakes!
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| Sketchbook |
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| Eggs and Bacon |
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| Rusty from Disney's 3D Animated Cars |
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| Customizable Vogue Magazine |
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| Grilled Cheese Sandwich |
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| Diet Coke Can |
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| iPhone |
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| Puppy Themed Cupcakes |
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| Big Mac Hamburger |
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| Buffalo Wings Platter |
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| Super Mario Cupcakes |
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| Steak and Veggies Platter |
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| Nightmare Before Christmas Cupcakes |
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| Cheese and Bread Platter |
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| Buzz Lightyear |
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| Mr. Potatoe Head |
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| Baby Diapers and Powder |
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Digital Trash Can Made Of Paper
Codeco has transformed the classic trash can computer icon into a paper cut project that brings the digital image to life. the design uses a single sheet of paper, which is cut-out, folded into form and glued together.
The template for the design is available for download through their site and could easily
be scaled to make a tabletop version or a life size trash can.
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Valvoline Promotional Tee
“Promo piece designed to embody the history of the Valvoline brand (hence the “throw back” 50’s-era can design) while giving gearheads a practical (and pre-oiled) shirt that they could wear proudly while wrenching in the garage on the weekend. The label copy lists some of the values, venues and personalities that the Valvoline brand has come to be associated with over the 100+ years of its existence."
Designed by Eric Stevens.
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Coca Cola 2010 Winter Olympics Limited Edition Cans
As always, Coca-Cola came up with collector edition cans to commemorate a big sport events. This time, beside being the official sponsor, Coca-Cola has launched a set of four collector cans for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. Designed by Iconologic, the 325ml cans have everything related to the event including the Olympic & Coca-Cola logo, and silhouettes of athletes. The cans only feature three sports: snowboarder, figure skater and speed skater while the last design has the contour of the Coca-Cola bottle with a special inukshuk design.
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Tom Gauld on Diet Coke
Comic artist Tom Gauld has produced some rather lovely work for a new series of cans for Diet Coke...
The limited edition cans are designed to raise awareness of The Heart Truth, the women's heart health program. Gauld also helped create a series of animations for the campaign, two of which can be viewed here.
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Colorless Coke Cans
A concept by Harc Lee.
Here's the rationale behind it:
"A convex logo substitutes colorfully sprayed can. Naked can help to reduce air and water pollution occurred in its coloring process. It also reduces energy and effort to separate toxic color paint from aluminum in recycling process. Huge amount of energy and paint required to manufacture colored cans will be saved. Instead of toxic paint, manufacturers process aluminum with a pressing machine that indicates brand identity on surface."
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Coca Cola Summer Collection
Coca Cola just launched 5 limited edition cans for the summer season. A twist on their notorious red can. They probably won't get to Lebanon though, as usual. Not their best work anyway...
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