Not new, but still amazing. Thanks for reminding us of this fab Pedigree commercial, Michael.

Harvest by haroshi Exhibition: Skate & Destroy Recap | SLAMXHYPE

These are made of skate decks! Click through for more amazing photos of Haroshi’s upcycled creations.  Via cakeface.

Sharing powerful stories from his anti-obesity project in Huntington, W. Va., TED Prize winner Jamie Oliver makes the case for an all-out assault on our ignorance of food.

Thanks for this to the Empress of Dirt.

Rion discovered some unexpected options, while online shopping in the UK. Note that Prince and Princess were also in the list. Made me smile.

"This is the final piece for my AS art course, a flipbook made entirely out of biro pens. It's something like 2100 pages long, and about 50 jotter books. I'd say I worked on and off it for roughly 3 weeks."

Derek Sivers’ 3-minute TED talk.

Sweet trailer for BBC's coverage of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.

South Africa’s Kulula airlines recently received the rebranding treatment from creative agency Atmosphere when they applied this 101 guide to the various parts of the airplane. Made me smile. Found over at PSFK.

PAPPELTALKS from vizage on Vimeo.

Random CD Artwork by Hubero Kororo. Absolutely fantastic. Read more about this brilliant packagain over at Kitsune Noir.

(thank you jon)

These Jacket+Bookmarks put a huge smile on my face. An idea by Igor “Rogix” Udushlivy who tought it would be great if we can use dust jackets and bookmarks together to create a unique image of a paper book.

(via abduzeedo and tuaw)

Filming the Giant Crystal Cave. Here are some more shots from National Geographic. Incredibleness.

Sushi Etiquette.

New York is the city where the future comes to rehearse.

—New York City Mayor Ed Koch at his third inaugural address, January 1, 1986

(via bobulate)

2010 starts on a bombshell as Travis Pastrana sets a new world record with his Subaru Impreza WRX STI. He flew 269 feet and broke Ken Block's 171 ft record from 2006.

Street Art Wars of the Day: 1) Legendary graffiti pioneer Robbo’s Regents Canal piece, 1985-2009. 2) Banksy’s decorator goes over Rob. 3) King Robbo’s “Banksy Bitch Slap” strikes back with quickness on Christmas Day. Via thedailywhat.

From Graffoto:

There is more to the beef than appears at first glance,. In the 2009 book “London Handstyles”, there is a story from Robbo: ‘I was out one night with a load of old writers and got introduced to Banksy. He asked what I wrote and I told him, he cockily replied ”never heard of you” so I slapped him and said, ”you may not of heard of me but you will never forget me”. The truth in the story is evident in Banky’s very pointed taking out of Robbo’s piece, there no mere accident in the placing of Banksy’s decorator.

The riposte from Robbo has been swift and classy. “you use my piece in your shit, I’ll use your shit in mine”.

My guess: This ain’t over.

[h/t: cakehead.]

Superhuman tape measure skills.