Quote of the day: "If you want to feel rich, count your blessings, not your cash"

Back To School SALE!

Well it's that time of year again. Time to go back to school! So we here at Random Objects want to send you off in style (and clear room for some great new designs). Here is your chance to stock up on selected tees at the amazing price of $10. No discount code needed. Go back to school looking good!

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Case of the Mondays

It's raining again! But why does it have to rain on a Monday? Oh well...

WHO DOES THAT?

I was trolling the net today, as I usually do, and was stopped dead in my tracks when I came across this...

and this...

Apparently two artists decided to do a project called "Freeze!" and make frozen eatable guns. These guns came in flavors of cherry, coke and licorice. Food coloring was used to make them look more realistic. Seriously... WHO DOES THAT? I am all about pushing the boundaries of art and challenging conventional thought, but ....

you might have gone too far!

What does a lion, sheep and a wolf have in common?

"What do they have in common?" you might ask. Well, they are on the two new tees we just released today! Lion For A Day is the newest addition to our line, and one of our best sellers Wolf In Sheep's Clothing in a new color. There are also some new and exciting things planned for the remainder of this year. I will be dropping some hints about "them" here on our blog. So stay tuned! Cheers

Lion For A Day

Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (SILVER)

Wolf In Sheep's Clothing (silver)

I have received many e-mails asking if we were ever going to print this design in a new color. Well the answer is.... YES! This design is now available in silver, and for an added bonus, we have made the print larger! And to answer another question, yes that was our design that was being sold at Urban Outfitters.

Beware the wolf in sheep's clothing because he is bigger than ever! Cheers

Jeff Nishinaka's paper masterpieces

Every now and then I come across something that makes me literally stops me in my tracks, and makes me say... "How did he do that?" I had to take a few minutes to truly appreciate this particular piece from artist Jeff Nishinaka's portrayal of "The Lion King". I can not even begin to imagine how much time it must have taken to painstakingly cut, fold, and crimp each individual piece of paper. Nishinaka's paper masterpieces are world renowned and are bought and collected by celebrities and art connoisseurs from every corner of the globe (ask Jackie Chan owner of the largest Nishinaka collection). To take something as mundane as a plain sheet of white paper, and turn it into an intricate and layered marvel is nothing short of amazing! Wish I could see it up close for myself.

Here is some more of his work: