We received a batch of A3 posters from a company called Tiny Industry last week - each of which shows off an illustration that appears on one of their Foot-T range of T-shirts that celebrates memorable moments from World Cups past...

The top left image celebrates the moment that Pickles the dog found the missing Jules Rimet cup in a bush in 1966 (clever Pickles) and the top right reminds us English folk rather painfully of the "hand of god" incident where Maradonna managed to pull off one of the most sensational, unpenalised handball of all time.

And here's the moment Camaroon player Roger Milla (the oldest player ever to play in a World Cup at the time) ran to the corner flag to do a celebratory dance after scoring (which he did on several occasions during the tournament).

And also an illustration that refreshes the more recent incident involving France's Zinadine Zidane and Italy's Marco Materazzi. It was the World Cup final between the two nations and Materazzi, made an unsavoury comment to Zidane about his mother. Zidane's response was to produce a headbutt to the chest that took away the breath of everyone who saw the incident. There can't be too many real-life headbutts caught on camera where you think, without a shred of sarcasm, "his mother must be so proud".

You can order the T-shirts (for just over £15) from Tiny Industry's website (tinyindustry.com), where you can also see how the T-shirt graphics look on T-shirts:

and the site reveals another moment which can be treasured in T-shirt format - England's Gazza having a bit of a blub:

Find these designs and more at tinyindustry.com

 

If you’re into pixel art you’ve probably heard of eBoy, they create the most amazing pixels worlds. Together with Delicious Toys they’ve developed a very nice iPhone/iPod Touch game called FixPix. It doesn’t have a revolutionary gameplay, they’ve sliced up their artwork into different layers and you have to put them back together by tilting you iPhone. Unfortenatly the app isn’t available yet, but this preview video made by Filip of CreativeApplications will give you a good idea what to expect.

The best accessory for the iPad i’ve seen yet, the iCade. I hate April Fools.

 

At the time of Milan Design Week, the collective Bolleur coming from Eindhoven (Steie van Vugt, Tiller van der Hijden and Zowie Jannink) come to carry out this series of mini holes of golf out of wooden. A variation supplements to discover through several images in the continuation.

Kordian Lewandowski made his own version of Michelangelo’s “La Pietà”. He used the Nintendo characters Mario and Princess Peach.