The Amazon Kindle is an unbelievably successful reading device that has truely taken the reading world by storm. There is no doubt the Kindle is a simple yet beautiful device but that has not stopped us from trying to help you give it an extra sense of style and individuality. We are excited to present a new range of Amazon Kindle GelaSkins now available in our store. There are 21 designs to choose from with art from leading modern artists and designer such as eBoy, Nanami Cowdroy, Kozyndan along side classic masterpieces including The Great Wave By Katsushika Hokusai and Starry Night By Vincent Van Gogh. So if you want to add personalisation to your Kindle head on over to our new Amazon Kindle Skins and Covers section.

totalfilm:

The Darth Knight

The ultimate geeky mash-up via BuzzFeed.

scottlava:

“A wishing apple?”

sevensheaven:

The Commodore 64. Precious childhood nostalgia.

The flashing screen was often shown while decrunching (decompressing) software, mainly games. As a youngster I spent many evening in my dimly lit 1980s room playing C64 games, with chiptunes from the legendary SID audio chip flowing from my speakers.

missled:

NOW ON SALE…. JUST A FEW LEFT!!

The first batch have just been printed and this one is already selling fast

Printed on 225g Velvet matte art textured paper

Limited to just 15!!!

W: 420mm X H: 594mmOnly 

Get your hands on them here: http://www.popup-projects.co.uk/index.php/prints/missled/alice

teaim:

Created by UK set and prop designer  Kelly Angood. Fully functional downloadable PDF of it available so you can print your own version and it accepts 120 film. Kelly offers a pretty full service site as she also provides a nice little video set of instructions to assemble it. She even set up a Tumbler site to view and post images from your pinhole camera adventures.

flavorpill:

Today’s print on Society6.

(Source: designstore)

jencao:

busted out my old Legos sets for this pic :)

jaymug:

Lego VW Camper Van - A recreation of the T1 Camper from 1962 with 1,322 pieces of Lego. Incuding a T-Shirt in the window that says “Make Lego models, not war”. Peace.