Gelaskins are removable stickers for your iPhone. With amazing art from Seattle’s Blaine Fontana and Brian Despain, you can now have a super custom looking graphics without damaging the phone.

Horsepower Design did the poster for the KEXP Summer BBQ that’s happening on Saturday. I like the surfing trashcan-octopus-space needle character featured in the middle.

DB Clay, Portland’s purveyor of designer wallets, has released it’s 10 year anniversary collection titled “3.1″. They have eighteen life experience-based-designs to choose from. I like the crossed off to-do list design on the Adult Chores wallet.

Got some time to waste? Start animating some type over at Typeflash. Super fun!

A very informative article outlining 15 awful mistakes made by designers in the music and apparel industry. I found that some of the points cross over into other areas of design as well. A must read!

The mightypop posts have been a little slow last week. I’ve been away at a photoshoot in Utah which turned out unbelievable. I’ll post the results in a few weeks.

Have you seen the new typeface over at You Work For Them? It’s Accidents Grotesque, a hand drawn san serif that confirms that mistakes can be beautiful.

A new site just launched that features the worlds most iconic logo designers, from Milton Glaser to Paul Rand.

Seattle’s Horsepower Design have updated their site with all the snowboard graphics they’ve done over the years. Also, the silver foil they used on the Nitro catalog was a nice touch.

Now everyone has a shot at designing a custom sneaker. Portland’s Ryz shoes lets you upload your designs to get voted on by users of the site. All you have to do is download a shoe template, then create your design. If it’s chosen you’ll win $1000 and $1 royalty for every shoe sold. I can see this site getting as big as Threadless. The whole crowdsourcing concept keeps getting used in better and better ways each year.

Andrio Abero at 33rpm did the cover illustration for July’s Seattle Sound Magazine featuring Sub Pop records 20th anniversary. The stickered guitar case concept works great for the article.