Oil Spill Into Poster

Happiness Brussels created a limited edition of 200 posters, designed by Anthony Burrill and screen printed with oil from the deep water horizon spill collected on the beaches of Grand Isle, Louisiana.

Each poster is 76.2 cm x 50.8 cm, signed & numbered in pencil and costs €150 ($207 as of today). All benefits go to CRCL (Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana). Buy a poster or make a donation at www.gulfofmexico2010.com

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Seat Savers

Never lose your seat ever again! Seat Savers, come in the form of spilled coffee, a spoon/cup of molten ice cream, paint brush and a few others. You can find the Seat Savers at Jeremy's Place where all kinds of foods and beverages are turned quite realistically into plastic!

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A Cleaner Future

To raise awareness about clean energy, you can spill on any website with this online app from A Cleaner Future!

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BP: Behind The Logo

In response to the BP Gulf oil “spill”, Greenpeace UK invites the public to break out their color pencils and redesign the BP logo. You can enter the competition online here.

The competition runs until June 28th. You can view all of the entries so far here.

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Underfull

Norwegian designer Kristine Bjaadal exhibited 'Underfull', a tablecloth design during the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2010. At first glance, the tablecloth appears to be a traditional white floral damask but reveals a hidden pattern when wet. Everyone at some point is bound to spill a drink, right?!

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Beware Wet Pixels!

The Beware Wet Pixels T-Shirt by Ryan Hurley.
"The design features a pixelated paint bucket symbol spilling paint down the top. It is named in homage to the late great, Alan Fletcher."

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