For many years, we've brought you the delightful arts and crafts of Anthony "Tonky" Clune: beautiful felt housewares, giant wall-stickers, a short film about thrifting, cool reflective cycling safety badges and more.
Matt Richardson says:
My partner and I like to partake in "novelty dining" occasionally. A few weeks ago, we went to Guy's American Kitchen and Bar, Food Network star Guy Fieri's restaurant in Times Square. Reading the names of the dishes on the menu made us cringe a bit, but the food was actually pretty good (I'll admit). — Read the rest
Andrew Wodzianski is a DC-area artist whose work often riffs off of nerdy pop cultural touchstones and ephemera. His pieces make references to comic books, 8-bit video games, monster movies, and tabletop gaming.
To celebrate the 35th anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation, September 28, 1987, he created pieces of meme-styled art that draw inspiration from the Star Trek coloring books and ship blueprints of his youth. — Read the rest
Tonky (previously) has created a line of "Rydesafe" arty safety buttons made from an engineering-grade reflective film that he's Kickstarting. $5 gets you a button, $14 gets you a kit of four. I'm guessing they'll also dazzle flash-happy paparazzi!
Tonky sends us "Sweater Bender: A minutelong film about one Wisconsin man's love of St. Vincent De Paul and of used sweaters."
(Thanks, Tonky!)
Crafter Tonky has produced a lovely xmas line of laser-cut and die-cut felt: sunny-side-up egg placemats, olive-and-pimento coaster, and alphabet wall hangings and necklaces.
(Thanks, Tonky!)
Tonky sells huge, stylized vinyl wall-stickers featuring giant squids, cows, dino-skeletons, sea-horses, lamp-fish and pigs, in a variety of colors (as well as many other shapes).
(via Cribcandy)
