Edoc’s gear ‘tells secrets’. Hidden messages and codes are woven into all their clothing and accessories– they hope to break the traditional categories of street/skate/surf and classic fashion with what they call “covert”. This is the first company I’ve seen to unite fashion, technology, music and interactive story telling. When you enter a code on the website found on each piece of clothing it opens a “rabbit hole” with a story about some kind of murder. Go check it out, I was given the code ‘facade’ to check out. Regardless of the storytelling aspect, I found the whole concept and art direction to be pretty great– and some nice looking t-shirts.

There’s a call for submissions for a Contemporary Furniture Design Exhibit put on by The Industrial Designers of Edmonton Association (IDEA). The show will take place during The Works Art and Design Festival from June 23rd to July 5th 2006– and submissions can be emailed to the IDEA group by April 1st, 2006. THAW is one of the largest contemporary design exhibits in Western Canada. Just like the Frost show we saw in October/December –this is a great chance to get your work seen by many across the partially frozen but well designed lands of Canada.

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