“I’m not sure if I would rock these kicks but I think theyr’e pretty cool! This collection of hand-knitted Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars were made by Etsy user ‘Pretty Sneaky’. Her wool designs include argyle patterns, skull and crossbones and kaleidoscopic color schemes. Pretty Sneaky AKA Katie, based in portland is currently working on ‘a classy houndstooth and a surprise design’.” – IquanW.
See all of her current designs here.
“Designer Joy Kampia is a 2005 graduate from Messiah College with a degree in Studio Art and an emphasis in textiles. She has pursued her talents in off-loom fiber-structures, particularly crocheted sculpture and wearable art. Am I fat for liking the Hamburger Dress?? LOL!”- JMiné
C/C designed this awesome Cointreau Bartender’s Education Kit which includes essential orange oils, peels, and a cocktail book which are key when mixing Cointreau cocktails. I love the packaging!
We surveyed our area, planned key high traffic locations, mapped out the entire Hamilton Square neighborhood, then came up with all messaging, tag lines, & design making sure everything connected and remained on brand… ABRACADABRA… the “Walkable Living” campaign was born. Created for our client Silverman Building, the campaign has been an enormous success by the collaborative efforts of the TRITONIC team.
From TRITONIC brains… to the dry erase board… to the computer… to the printers… to the streets of Jersey City and surrounding areas – the campaign lives on buildings, billboards, banners, websites, magazines, mass transit systems, even on a smart cars.
If you have visited the Jersey City area and have been through Hamilton Square. Take note of the green signage with white arrows pointing everywhere and the advancement of integrated printed digital ads by the way of QR codes. This system put in place, not only directs people walking around town, but through the use of QR codes walkers are directed to the key websites which expand the walkable experience putting the campaign on another level.
Be intrigued by Walkable Living, brought to you by TRITONIC.
My homie Rebecca Jampol from GlocallyNewark.com recently opened a vintage consignment boutique here in Newark, NJ. I walk pass Rebecca everyday before I get to my desk and I always like what she have on. I’m like “Rebecca, where do you get all the cool clothes?” I didn’t know I have an eye for vintage clothing but I guess I do. The shop is named Soiled Apparel (dope name!) located at 972 Broad St. Newark NJ and hours are 12pm – 6pm, Wed – Friday. By the way, Soiled Apparel isn’t just for women. They have select men’s items and artist made t-shirts. I’ll take pictures of the shop soon! Enjoy!
“Gabbani is the oldest delicatessen in the swiss italian part (since 1937). It is an old family business that survived and flourished until become the reference for the best in the state of art of food. 30 People are working to serve the best as possible to their costumers.” – The Dieline
I love the patterns and the classic black and white color scheme.
A week from today (August 19th) marks the launch of the 2010 Dunny Series! I’m banking on unwrapping this Dunny (pictured) by Damarak the Destroyer. IquanW has me really interested in the whole Mexican Day of the Dead theme, and I can tell this Dunny was inspired by it.
Wish me luck Artoholiks!
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“Stop Shootin” tours Tritonic
Re-Post Saturdays: Artoholik World 08
Re-Post Saturdays: Hand-knitted Converse Chuck Taylor All-stars
Re-Post Saturdays: Fat Fashions by Joy Kampia
Happy Friday the 13th
Dope Packaging of the Day: Cointreau Bartender’s Education Kit
Spotting Freshness: Walkable Living
Soiled-Apparel
Dope Packaging of the Day: Gabbani
Dunny 2010 Series: Damarak the Destroyer
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