“Unique Japanese Barcodes” (discovered via TheDieline.com)

Mustache Salt and Pepper Shakers from paperdollwoodshop
(discovered via Design Milk)

“Mr Pac Man Pimped Up Chevy is Pure Deliciousness”
(via The Bottom Drawer)

“Book Review: This Is Why You’re Fat: An Extraordinary Document of Human Culinary Achievement” (via Eat Me Daily)

“Anthony Bourdain Gets His Own Cartoon: Anthony Bourdain’s Alternate Universe”
(discovered via Eat Me Daily)

“Pentax’s limited edition Korejanai K-x DSLR…”
(via engadget)

“Creative Review magazine is the first magazine anywhere to trial a new packaging material called harmless-dissolve which was created in the UK by Cyberpac…”
—CR’s incredible dissolving bag (via Creative Review)

I’ll need to see this in person. But till then CR blog has photos of the process and step-by-step instructions to dissolve the bag.

“Crowdsourced branding, a disaster for Kraft?”
(discovered via idsgn)

I don’t know the back story for this photo/sculpture but it definitely caught my eye.

Nekotama Cats Livin sculpture
(via Ramuardo)

Sculpture art at Publix supermarket

This photo caught my attention because after growing up in Florida, Publix is forever my supermarket of choice (the one thing other than weather & family I miss). Maybe it is because I always got a free cookie from the bakery as a kid.

I assumed that this soda box sculpture is in support of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And sure enough after a little research, Publix is the “official supermarket of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers football team.” Anyone know of any other photos like the above of sculpture displays at Publix?

(discovered “Cool design at Publix” via craig grieco on flickr)

“(Pics) Kitchen Island Made of 20,000 Lego Bricks”

designed by Philippe Simon & Pillard Rosetti

(discovered via PSFK via design you trust, couldn’t find direct links for designers,
please leave a note if you have more info)

Photo above of the Longaberger Home Office in Newark, OH
image courtesy of The Longaberger Company

one of 15 architectural surprises found in The World’s Ugliest Buildings
(discovered via coudal via Travel + Leisure)

Creepy Creative: halloween advertisements
(discovered via ALAN VALEK)

More Proof Cats Are In: United Bamboo’s Cat Calendar

(discovered via The Cut)