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September 13, 2009

Ever wonder who took a bite off Apple?

August 22, 2009

TO-FU OYAKO Collectors' Stamps

Image source from artoyzflickr



I can be quite a child when it comes to To-Fu Oyako (loosely translate as beancurd Parent and child). The infamous tofu figurine from Japan is the only character with the magnitude that can betray my corporate poker face.

In conjunction with Singapore Toy, Games & Comic Convention 2009, Singapore Post organised the To-Fu Oyako MyStamp Design Competition that aims to unleash creativity and innovation in the design arena in May. Winners were announced early this month and results were based on online votes.


The local postal service also came up with 2 limited edition To-Fu Oyako stamps collectors' set that cost from SGD 29.90 - 39.90.

Each stamps is valued at $1.10. The postman set comes with a 2.5 - inch figurine, while the snake and ladder set comes with the classic game pad and unique serial numbering.


TO-FU OYAKO Postman MyStamp set consists of TO-FU OYAKO stamp sheet with five $1.10 stamps and a specially designed 2.5-inch TO-FU OYAKO figure wearing a SingPost uniform, SGD 29.90




TO-FU OYAKO Board Game MyStamp set consist of a TO-FU OYAKO stamp sheet with six $1.10 stamps and a TO-FU OYAKO snake and ladder board game. To make this an even more sought after collectible, each set also comes with a unique serial number to identify itself! SGD 39.90


Read More here




About TO-FU OYAKO:

TO-FU OYAKO, created by Japanese designers, DEVILROBOTS, are the fairies of TOFU. They live on the planet TO-FU. The red TO-FU OYAKO is the mother and the blue TO-FU OYAKO is the son. They travel around space in search of the father TO-FUOYAKO. Their journey will never end until they find the father TO-FU OYAKO.

Launch of the 4-inch Baby TO-FU and PLAY TO-FU Series 2 @Iluma last month via playimaginative

August 8, 2009

Annual Report that glows-in-the-dark




You won't believe it, but this is the 2008 annual report of Adris Group that was launched last month. Good Ideas glow in the dark is based on the concept that only good ideas can light up the path out of the crisis that economy was experiencing last year.


Adris Group d.d. is made up of two strategic business units: tobacco and tourism. Their business strategy is - ˝to be first, better and different˝.

Very Different indeed!

I wonder if the Shareholders and investors would have to read it under their pillow...




Image source: yatzer

Dead Body Found

I hope no one disturbs me when I tan on this:



Dead Body Towel , USD 14.99

August 1, 2009

Pack your seat



Sheetseat designed by Ufuk Keskin. Poduced from a sheet of plywood and can be folded back to it's flat form with only 3/4" thickness. Perfect for waiting...

Studio dror: peacock chair for cappellini



The peacock chair is dror studio's first collaboration with furniture manufacturer cappellini. designed by dror benshetrit, the chair's form is created out of three sheets of felt and a minimal metal frame. the folds of the felt are woven tightly in order to form the structured but comfortable lounge chair. no sewing, weaving or upholstery are invovled in the production of the piece. [here]



designer dror benshetrit

July 12, 2009

White keyboard


Someone was bored and had a can of white spray paint

June 6, 2009

Green Tea Cola Anyone?

Green Tea Coca Cola [Japan]


Yes, as entitled.

May 17, 2009

Bread Art Project for Feeding America

$1 goes to Feeding America for every piece of Bread Art you create.

Via: BreadArtProject


This reminds me of Sasha Tseng's message toaster where you can write memo while waiting for your toast to be done. The memo also gets burnt onto the toast, which according to her, could help improve relationships!