We discovered the soon to be released O-No vinyl sushi by Andrew Bell at Josh Spear. Tidily packaged with extra eyes and severed tentacles, O-No comes in red and blue.

A couple of dining scenes from Keith Shore appealed to us from Fecal Face: the quiet comfort of sharing in a meal.

While perusing the Adapt-Studio blog, we discovered the quiet works of Stephanie Serpick. See for yourself.

Stina Persson's watercolours are soft, feminine and loaded with coloured nuance. Via Play Me Design.

Elsewhere by Karina Kraenzle and Meghan Haughian is a collaboration by two Ottawa artists with a focus on empty rooms and the feelings they evoke. Via GetGuerilla.

What a great discovery: the world of Ken Brown's retro postcards! Via Core77.

Jonah Samson's diorama photography leaves little to the imagination, which then starts to run wild. Via Cool Hunting

Discover Zena Holloway's underwater photography at Play Me Design

Based in Brooklyn, textile artist Emily Eibel stitches up great narrative artwork. Shown above are details from Nightwatchman and Butterface. Via Design*Sponge



CR Blog features some choice illustrations from a recent show at Central Saint Martins.

Yoskay Yamamoto is releasing a new and final colourway of his Kioibito vinyl sculptures at LeBasse Projects this week, along with a new print (not shown).

Recent new work at Paper Tiger include Lost in the Thicket by Nate Frizzell, a piece that highlights vulnerability and a sese of being overwhelmed, as well as Inventress, Paper Tiger's first print from Mia, partially based on The Tales of Hoffman.

Noferin recently released the Natural Wood Series of Pecanpals, after the sold-out success of the coloured wood edition. The friends have articulated joints and are limited to 300 each. Via Noferin.

From Furni Creations come 2 unique alarm clocks to benefit a charity. Each clock is hand made out of wood from a 200-year-old barn in the Swiss Alps. Skateboard artist Don Pendleton painted some of his signature art on them for a one of a kind look. All proceeds benefit Elemental Awareness. Via Furni Creations.

Said Why Eggs (go on, figure it out) is an exhibition of work by 26 graphic designers and artists who use the 26 letters of the alphabet as inspiration and subject of a series of works on paper. Via CR Blog.

Oliver Bishop-Young converts dumpsters (or skips) into small-scale activity spaces. Swim, play ping-pong, or simply relax in an unconventional setting. Via Josh Spear.

Terrific pictures of new work by Damon Soule are featured at Fecalface, along with an interview. There is a lot of emphasis on a sort of patchwork style with a really nice mix of colours.

Andrew Bell's new series, It's What's Inside that Counts, is just creepy enough. If you don't mind eyeballs. Via Daily du Jour.

Triptychs from Natural Curiosities were on display at Cool Hunting, such as Lunaris Café and Lord Bodner's Octopus.

Paul Graves' photos of mysterious plastic bags sporting glasses were discovered while exploring I Heart Photograph.

Wonderful photography discovery made via Play Me Design: the work of Sydney's Robbie Powell.

Excellent food celebrity puns are made into postcards by Ruan Milborrow and Mark Nightingale for Harvey Nics. Via CR Blog.