The Gun Mug: “Gun mug safety is no joke. Keep your gun mug properly maintained and clean at all times..”

Richard Stone‘s sculptural works:

“Described as elegantly restrained, Stone’s works oscillates in scale from the intimate to the monumental and resonate with a range of influences from the art historical to the popular cultural and culturally referential.
Such works have included figures engulfed in ghostly auras of smooth amorphous wax, erased landscapes, carpets unraveled and suspended, assemblages of earth, flowers, salt and other delicate ephemera and performative works.
Both heroic and flawed in aim, these works evoke physical and conceptual states of metamorphosis and flux where sharp contrasts of light and dark are interwoven with grainy expressions of solitude and stasis.”

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Bloody Good Stuff from our Shop: Suck UK Gun Ceramic Wall Vase!

Heroin and Cocaine Salt and Pepper Shakers. Designed by David Shrigley.

Dirty Dishes:

“You can eat off your plate, stand it on your mantlepiece, hang it on your wall – or whatever takes your fancy (you don’t have to tell us if you don’t want to!).”

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Introducing the amazing Zombie Head Cookie Jar, on sale at Thinkgeek:

“Are you hungry all of the sudden? We are… Just crack open this zombie head, reach inside, and grab some cookies. We recommend at least 3.”

Magdalene Gluszek‘s sculptures…

“We live in a surreal world constructed by mass media and popular culture that takes us constantly further from our natural environment. Our preoccupation with self-presentation and display is a visual example of one of the many ways we embrace artificiality. Despite this façade, our emotional actions are tied to basic animalistic impulses [...] I use animal features and mannerisms blended with those of humans to create hybrid forms, which illustrate this psychological state. Beneath the fake eyelashes, wigs and sparkles we are just animals playing dress-up.”

Penny Byrne‘s twisted ceramic works…

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