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Creepy Eyes Hair Clip

Called Hair Clip On Hair by Humans Since 1982. [via]

They Draw & Cook

They Draw & Cook is a cooking blog with a collection of illustrated recipes submitted by a variety of artists, designers, illustrators and cooks. The recipes from the blog are eventually going to be compiled into an illustrative cookbook For those of you that are interested in submitting your own illustrated recipe, take a look at the submission page. [via]

Tweet Ring

Select a twitter message and those 140 characters are engraved on both sides of a ring. Or, you can put the tweet on one side, and on the other the sender, date and time. Check it out. I get a lot of cool messges about Design Fetish. Would love one of these :D (Oh, and my birthday's coming soon *wink*) [via] The Four Icon Challenge

The Four Icon Challenge is a project by designer, Kyle Tezak. The goal is to sum up an entire book or movie using only four icons. He's only done a few for now, but plans on making it an ongoing project. [via]

ZAGGmate for iPad

The patent-pending ZAGGmate is made from durable aircraft-grade aluminum with anodized finish that will match the look and feel of your iPad. It features an embedded Bluetooth keyboard complete with function keys (music control, search, home, slideshow... etc.) and an innovative hinge at the back that will allow you to view and type on your iPad in ten different angles. [via]

Invisible Jacket

The detail on this will definitely make people look twice! [via]

iPhone Cookies

Life size rectangular cookies shaped exactly like the handset, by Japan's Green Gables Bakery. Every single detail was taken into account. You can notice the small camera lens also marked out on the rear side. The front has been decorated with application icons. Each cookie is priced at: $33. And surprise, surprise, they're seeling like hot cakes!!! The current waiting time for an iPhone cookie: Two months! [via]

YouTube Tribute Poster

To commemorate the 5 years of existence of YouTube, Ibraheem Youssef and Paul Parolin worked on a poster to showcase the Top 100 Most Viewed Videos Of All Time in All Categories on YouTube. You can purchase it here. [via]

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