iPhone Icon Paintings for obsessed apple fans. 16 hand painted icons stretched on canvas over a wood frame. Also available in digitally printed versions.
STOYN Ice Cream is a design experiment that brought together 10 of the most iconic figures in world culture and embodied their images into ice cream. Worldwide superheroes – Vladimir Mayakovsky, Darth Vader, Ernesto Che Guevara, Donald Duck, Marilyn Monroe, Mickey Mouse and Mario!!!
The salt and pepper shakers come in bright blue and look like the Photoshop icon when next to each other. While they might look out of place on a dinner table in most of our homes, a geek may not think so.
Moleskine, the legendary notebook used by artists and thinkers, presents a new 2010 limited-edition notebook collection commemorating one of the most well-known pop-culture icons of the 20th century: Pac-Man. Featuring exclusive cover art, Pac-Man is available in a variety of sizes and rule types to accommodate any Moleskine devotee.
Ken Murphy proposes a “Meh” button to supplement Facebook’s far-too-limiting “Like”. I personally am a huge fan of the "Meh" word. Its so freakin' expressive, don't you think?!
His 'n' Hers vases available from CB2 represent 3-D versions of the well-known international gender icons. Done in matte white porcelain, they're watertight and have a center hole for hanging on a wall.
The Icon is a backup power solution inspired by the battery icon on the iPhone. Its been a concept for a while but now you can actually buy this iconic design and award winning battery pack solution for your iPhones or iPods.
Icon Phone by Elium Studio. FeaturingWireless DECT VoIP, Hands-free facility, HiFi ringtones, SMS text messaging, HD Sound, Stereo speakers, Portable radio, Huge choice of Internet radio stations, Colour screen etc. [via]
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.
Apple has never authorized the presence of "Flash" (developed by Adobe) on the iPhone or on the iPad to the dismay of the users, developers and Adobe. So Adobe created an ad "WE LOVE APPLE" to explain that they have nothing against Apple, but that they just do not appreciate those who try to control the internet with proprietary technologies.
Adobe's Issaco imagined what Apple's response (via an ad) would be like. He simply replaced the heart with the little graphic that appears on an iPhone or iPad when you try to view Flash content! Smart!