QLOCKTWO goes straight to the list of Things to Buy If Money Were No Object. It’s such a gorgeous clock with a fantastic idea behind it. I immediately thought, this would look great in my office, right? Unfortunately, the downside of this beauty is the $1200 price tag. Maybe someday, when I get back into Arduino programming, I can build one myself.

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Art & Copy is a new documentary that just debuted this past weekend in select cities. I’m definitely looking forward to it making the rounds in Baltimore. It takes a deep look into the ad world in a no-holds-barred sort of way. Check out the trailer above—these guys are ruthless!

I’m really digging the work of Barnaby Ward aka Somefield. The illustration above reminds me of the LukeLukeLuke / Destroy Today days (Luke is the one on the left).

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I need this. I need this. I need this. This is The Paperclip Lamp by Teague. It’s simply beautiful—the only downside being I’d feel wrong putting anything on my desk with it.

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I can’t believe I haven’t posted this free gem yet, especially considering summer’s end is near. smcFanControl is an oldie, but a lap-saving goodie. It lets you manually set the minimum RPM of your computer’s fans, in case your palms are frying and OS X doesn’t smell the burning flesh.

I’m really loving these tea kettles by Vessel. They recently won the Tea Off! Tea Kettle Design Competition. Adding Space Invaders to anything makes it an instant winner in my book.

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This chair is simply amazing. It’s titled Lathe Chair IV, part of a series by Sebastian Brajkovic. Though his site is a bit of a mess, it has a solid amount of work, including process photos for each project.

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I’m not a die-hard Star Wars fan or anything, but these lightsaber chopsticks are pretty sweet. One question—do they light up?

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Jen’s submission for Fecal Face’s Free Fridayz (phew) made it onto the front page! Keep an eye on her website and be sure to vote for her submission next week.

I’m frequently asked if the social media network icons to the left are mine and, if not, where can one find them. Well, they aren’t mine, but you can find them on the Komodo Media website. Unfortunately, the icons were too big for my liking, so I did take it upon myself to scale them down. The set consists of 40 icons for all sorts of websites, some of which I’ve never heard of, so I think you’ll be ready for any scenario. Enjoy!

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