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Sagatiba On the Streets

Look! It's a Sagatiba truck! That's just the tip of the iceberg, we've recently rolled out a series of Sagatiba graphics that will be on shelves, magazine ads, and yes, even trucks. So keep an eye out, and pick up a bottle or two or three.

Build Green for Less Green
with Grain

Theresa Kim had a vision that people should be able to build quality crafted eco-friendly cabinetry and millwork at an affordable price. She came to us to help name and design the brand of this simply brilliant idea. Say hello to Grain.

Get a Project 116 Tote Bag

Since early October and over 11 weeks, Bryan's been volunteering once a week teaching an apprenticeship called Project 116 for Citizen Schools with From Scratch owner Shien-ru Tsao. The group of talented students from Isaac Newton Middle School in East Harlem, learned how to design, develop and market a product -- in this case eco-friendly totes! Check them out and get one of your own now! Portion of proceeds will be given back to Citizen Schools.

Desserts by Tawny Ong

We recently launched tawnyong.com. It's pretty sweet. Yes, pun intended. Couldn't resist. Now go!

Enjoy our special holiday guide from us to you! There's tips on tasty treats and holiday crafts that'll be sure to keep you smiling til the New Year.

Pepper especially wants you to stay eco friendly this holiday season, even on a tight wallet. So she put together this little guide with some suggestions!

Sugimoto's newest exhibiton will blow your mind. Human's created the concept of time; in other words, history. In History of History you can see and feel inside Sugimoto's brain. Get inspired!

History of History
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art (Kanazawa)
November 22, 2008 to
March 22, 2009

Comme des Garcons is exhibiting Japanese artist Yuichi Higashionna new installation Rings. He experiments with different mediums and questions the optical experience. His installation runs until the end of this year.

“My work frequently incorporates common, everyday things. Many of these things are what we call fanshii in Japanese. Fanshii things are said to be odd (in that they are neither Western nor Japanese), kitsch, girlish and tacky.”

Rings
Comme des Garcons
now - December 31, 2008

Please join Three Beans (Julie, Yukie, and Maho) at the Bust Holiday Craftacular Sale! If you are looking for some thing special this is the place to go. Over 200 local artists will be selling their own handmade products. Each is one of kind and will bring you that warm cozy feeling.

Thanks to all of you that came out to the soiree. It was a delicious success. Check out pictures here. We're looking to throw more soirees. Should you know any food or beverage brands looking for similar experiential branding, please contact us.