Standing 4.5 inches tall each, Lavender, Cinnamon and Sage can now be yours to have, to hold and to remind you that one day Eastern Culture will take over most of tentatively settled Universe.

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Remember back during C2E2 when we got you excited about Threadless shirts featuring the art of Jill Thompson, Art Baltazar, Tony Moore and Cliff Chiang? Those shirts–those very exciting shirts–they’re available now. If you aren’t familiar with Threadless, they specialize in producing very limited runs of t-shirts. Buy them now or be left out forever.

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A work by Caleb Larsen, part of the idea behind “A Tool to Deceive and Slaughter” is that it exists in “eternal transitional flux.” The idea is reminiscent of a magical item with ideas about its own fate, a la The One Ring.

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It’s hard not to be a fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I mean seriously, they’ve got everything going for them. Human-sized turtles that both kick ass like ninjas and crack jokes like humans? It’s like a win-win-win.

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Known for their cute and cuddly urban designs–a difficult match to believe without first seeing it–Japanese merchandising company tokidoki has teamed up with such illustrious brands as Skull Candy, Hello Kitty, Smashbox, Lesportsac and quite a few others to bring us some of the most interesting designed-for-children-but-meant-for-adults products in existence. But their latest team-up, with comics giant Marvel, is guaranteed to be one of their most interesting to date.

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Our favorite, community supported, limited run t-shirt suppliers Threadless are currently at C2E2 with big news for all the comic fans out there.

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Without further ado, “Timmy O’Riley” by L. Hadron and the Colliders.

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The video below is a demonstration of Photosounder. “A cutting edge spectral editing program, offering the best spectrogram editing and synthesis capabilities, making use of unique spectrograph, synthesis and filtering algorithms developed specifically to achieve the best results possible.” Without using any tech-talk, it’s a program that translates pictures into sounds.

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Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik started Penny Arcade in 1998, over ten years ago. Throughout their years as an internet entity they’ve achieved a lot more than simply being one of the most recognized webcomics in existence.

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For all those avid iPhone photographers out there–or for those spies on a budget–this ridiculous iPhone zoom lens is a must-have.

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