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Part of Joe’s series ‘Design For the Computer Obsessive’ “The technological stampede of this generation has actuated the emergence of a techno-social class that surpasses the rank of digital aficionado and plunges with a satisfied urgency towards the undignified role of obsessive. The Computer Hood facilitates an amplified engagement with their preferred technology. It secludes the user in a digital enclosure where the outside world is a memory and attention is undivided. Those enjoying this hooded sanctity can relegate communicative interactions with the outside world to nothing more than an ‘on demand’ service. People outside are encouraged to speak towards a marked area on the back of the hood. Anything they say will be recorded and saved as an audio file on the computer desktop for perusal at the computer user’s leisure.” Image 2: “scarf/Playstation tunnel”

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In 2021, Colton Archer, whos family has run the same Oklahoma dry cleaner since 1949, put up a sign offering to clean interview clothes for free for anyone who was unemployed. He said the idea was simply to remove one small barrier for someone going through a hard time because “first impressions are a big deal.”

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Back in the mid 2000s, M&M’s took advertising to another level, bringing celebrities to life as M&Ms shaped by their own personalities. The campaign was all about finding your “inner M,” built on the idea that everyone has a color, a flavor, and a personality that makes them who they are. It wasn’t just about chocolate. It was about identity, nostalgia, and the playful side of self expression.

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The street style of 2006 documented by flickr user Jasmine Park these outfits were photographed around seattle, nyc, philadelphia and feel like the people of today could also be dressing like this. via @welcome

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Photography by Joe Webb (2025-2026)

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The Metamorphosis of Robert Pattinson, by Daniel Riley. Photographed by Jack Bridgland, 2022. Robert Pattinson’s March 2022 GQ cover story, photographed by Jack Bridgland, featured a radical transformation ahead of The Batman. The editorial blended industrial, 90s and high fashion elements, showing Pattinson in chaotic streetwear and avant garde makeup. In the interview with Daniel Riley, Pattinson discussed his immersive acting process, the intense experience of filming during the pandemic and his drive to fully embody each role. The profile emphasized his commitment to constant reinvention, including his approach to Bruce Wayne.

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omakase restaurant in shanghai, inspired by japan’s cherry blossom season omakase, designed in 2019 by lead architect sun tianwen of shanghai hip-pop design team, transforms a 140-square meter dining space into a dreamlike experience with pink blossoms, golden tatami rooms and glass walls decorated with sakura petals, creating an ethereal atmosphere that feels more like an art exhibition. the restaurant won the prestigious golden a’ design award for interior space and exhibition design in 2020.

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Episode 2: @father steve goes to @Tokio7 to gather more items for our live auction @ebay

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Episode 1 of Holy Grails, where we feature our favorite collectors. @CRAWLSPACE NYC gave us a bunch of vintage Americana items that were auctioning off on @ebay Live at 7PM ET, tonight!

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“A Girl’s Best Friend” photo series by Margot Quan Knight (2002) “In the fall of 2002, a girl in San Francisco woke up and spent the morning with her best friend worm.”

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Episode 1 with @father steve and @mistermort for our auction on eBay live. We're gathering rare items from our favorite collectors and stores in New York and auctioning everything off on eBay live August 13th.

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A close up of an armoured harvetsman with yellow patterns on its dorsal scute. These patterns are believed to help with predator deterrence (don’t ask me how). Despite their appearance these creatures are not classified as spiders