100,000 Toothpicks and 35 Years

Scott Weaver's "Rolling Through the Bay" has been under construction for over 35 years, and includes over 100,000 toothpicks that are not only sculpturally incredible, they are kinetic as well! As he drops ping-pong balls through different holes in the sculpture, they move through different San Francisco landmarks and neighborhoods, finally exiting in the bottom. Watch the video at the bottom of this post to fully understand the complexity of this enormous toothpick tower. Via Colossal.

Scott Weaver's Rolling through the Bay from Learning Studio on Vimeo.

Organika Skatedecks

These Mid-Century Series skatedecks by Organika represent NYC, Brazil, and SF.

Three Considerations

Works by Joe Bender, Niall McClelland and Francesca Pastine for In the Dark: Three Considerations at Eleanor Harwood Gallery in San Francisco through March 26. Via Fecal Face.

Manos Extrañas

Photos of Morning Breath's Doug Cunningham and Jason Noto's new body of work "Manos Extrañas" at The Shooting Gallery. Via Fecal Face.

Matt Judge

Nice work by London/San Francisco designer Matt Judge, aka DesignJudge. Via Ffffound!

Poster of the Day

This week's Posters of the Day are brought to you by San Francisco artist Terrance "Lil Tuffy" Ryan.

Sara Nicely

Nice use of type by SF designer/illustrator Sara Nicely. Via Kitsune Noir.

Studio 1500

Loving the identity for the San Francisco Indiefest film festival by Studio 1500.

Ehren Reed

Beautiful mixed media works by San Francisco artist Ehren Reed. Her newest will be shown at Edo Salon & Gallery in S.F. Friday Sept. 3.

Wingtip

A members-only club in the heart of San Francisco's Financial District, Wingtip sports a bar, game room, workstations, a workbench where you can mend, sharpen, clean or fix nearly any personal item, ipad and kindle rentals, bespoke suits and even custom stationery.

Leah Giberson

TBP favorite Leah Giberson has a new show at Rare Device in San Francisco titled "This is What Remains" from July 9 to August 31.

Miller High Life Redesigned

Landor San Francisco launches a new packaging program for the Champagne of Beers. Via The Dieline.

For the Birds

For the Birds is the collaborative effort of San Francisco artists Luke Bartels & Jeff Canham, resulting in these comical birdhouses available for sale at The Curiosity Shoppe.