The Terrarium Floor Lamp is a neat and stylish idea and was created by Autumn Workshop. Here is their idea put in there own words:

The terrarium floor lamp emerged from experimentation with two things: touch dimming lamps and terrarium lamps. The goal was to merge the two in a unique way that would provide a larger upright lamp with the pleasant functionality of adjusting the brightness with a touch of the finger. You need only tap the steel bar to select one of four brightness levels, which is an elegant and ergonomic solution to the floor lamp switch. 

The terrarium floor lamp was prototyped and handmade from walnut and maple. Autumn Workshop created a limited run of three of these lamp and they didn't provide a price, but I'm sure if your interested a quick email is all you need to construct.

It has been a while, but I'm proud to provide the next volume of TCL Mixtape Series mixed by DJ Glazye. DJ Glazye is another friend of mine from good old Ohio.  He has provided a sick and wonderful journey through some Glitch Hop. He was even kind enough to provide a little background for all of you readers out there and this is what he had  to say: 

I started djing back in 97, I play Glitch-Hop, Breaks, DnB, House. Most of the music I play is Glitch Techy influences. I came up in the NE Ohio Electronic Music scene. Some of the artist I like include Stephan Jacobs, Blunt Instrument, Dj Shadow, Tim Ismag, Myselor, Opiou, Koan Sound, AMB, Culprate, and Jpod to name a few.

This set was recorded live at The Lounge in Akron, Ohio last month at a party called "Next Stop Detroit" to get party people ready for DEMF and he was nice enough to share.  So get your listening on and start downloading away.

Listen or Download Vol 1. Here



 
 Cover art by Damion S. 

Diesel has come out with a new style of watch series called the Matta Series.  There are 4 different styles to choose from but I'm just going to talk about  the one I want in my collection and that is the SBA Matta watch ($325). This watch features a black and matte green color-coated stainless steel case with a multi analog dial. A leather strap that completes the look and it will become the talking point of any occasion.

Leo Fabrizio is the photographer behind  these old Swiss Bunkers that were to be forgotten. He on the other hand wanted to find a new approach to these bunkers.

My approach on the contrary, aims to expose them from a new angle. This approach has led me to discover a great number of bunkers, some in remote areas, sometimes difficultly accessible, covering the whole of the Swiss territory. The relations between these basic shaped bunkers and the often-sumptuous landscape surrounds them became an essential part of the study. 

These bunkers have a way of blending in with nature and being a part of the landscape.  Read more and see more pictures at Polar Intertia

 

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Here are some future artifacts that were designed by Rebecca Johnson and Jeff Klarin of Bughouse design studio. We have all kinds of artifacts like the joystick, turntable and other gadgets that were made out of cement and were individually casted and color stained. Check out more of Bughouse designs on their site



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Here is Part 9 of Bikespiration, I hope that you all are enjoying these collections and finding some inspiration for your next bike or current bike.

If you find any bikes out there that you think would be great in Bikespiration series. Please send me an email at pdragon65[@]gmail.com.

Check out the other installments - Part 1, Part 2, Part3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8

The Bicycle Can Cage ($64) made by WalnutStudiolo could just very well be my next bike accessory purchase.  Who doesn't want a quick and easy way to get to that PBR or Soda? This light and rigid can cage for your bike is made out of fine leather, and has a snug fit to it. The rigid leather is hand-stitched together to be structurally sound. Cans stay snug in the can cage even after a rugged off road tour.

Bring a can of soda (or beer, or juice) along for the ride. A flat can of Coke has been called the racing cyclist's "secret weapon" - the quick jolt of sugar and caffeine is perfect to get you up the last few hills. - WalnutStudiolo

Comes ready to install with three clamps to connect the cage to the bicycle: two on the handlebar and one around the stem spacers.

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Check out these wonderful land art installations by Sylvain Meyer who modifies wooded areas and landscapes to create various impermanent patterns, sculptures, and textures. All of these installments were created without the use of Photoshop, even the mossy spider. Check out more work from Meyer on Flickr.



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