Awesome Gifts

CerealBoxes is a hilarious collection of cereals meticulously preserved and framed as if they were jewelry or ancient insects. We love the tongue-in-cheek descriptions for each “specimen box.” Sadly the prices are a joke as well.

It’s Nerf versus Super Soaker in this awesome diptych by DKNG Studios. Air vs. Water are two 18″ x 24″ six color screen prints featuring the popular summer toys in their respective camps. Sold as a set or individually.

The Pocket Pillow is a throw pillow with two pockets on one side. Use it to hold small objects like a bottle or a remote control (unless your remote control is also a pillow). We prefer the plain version – it’s not too gaudy.

Michael Mueller’s handsome 3D printed dog bone tags can be customized with text on the front and on the back. They’re made of stainless steel or silver with optional gold or bronze plating, and they come in three sizes.

Turn your little one into the crawling dead this Halloween with Stephanie Davidson’s half-body baby costume. It has guts spilling out of it that your child can chew on. It’s made from safe materials and will fit babies up to 9 months old.

Printstant Replays immortalizes some of the most memorable plays in various American sports leagues, from the ’72 Steelers’ luckiest of lucky plays, to Bubba Watson’s ridiculous hook shot in 2012 to MJ’s last shot with the Bulls.

A neat cable management tool that keeps up to eight charger cables tangle-free and within reach. It’s handmade out of birch, birch plywood and oak plywood. It also has felt feet so it won’t scratch your furniture.

If you didn’t get Citizen Brick’s Walter White minifig, don’t fret because they now have something way better. The Superlab Playset includes parts for the infamous laundry shop plus minifigs of Walt, Gus and Mike.

Grace and I’s Fruit + Nut Press is similar to a fig loaf, but without dairy, flour or added sugar. It comes in a gift-ready package with its own wooden cutting board. Available in four flavors.

The dates on EXP CAL YYYY were scanned from expiration labels on food and medical products. Elizabeth Ward said it took her four years to find all 366 dates (Feb. 29 is included). It measures 27″x39″ and includes 50 sticky notes.

Travel back to the 80s with the official Back to the Future LEGO set. It comes with the DeLorean time machine, minifigs of Marty McFly and Doc Brown plus Marty’s hoverboard. The car has movable doors and wheels.

He is the one who bobbles. This 6″ bobblehead doll of Walter White is from Mezco’s new line of Breaking Bad toys. He comes in a hazmat suit and his glasses are removable. Images taken by Nerdy Rotten Scoundrel.

Custom action figures of Bill and Lance from Konami’s classic run and gun game Contra. They were made by John Harmon, who imagined what Stallone and Schwarzenegger would look like if they starred in a Contra movie in the 80s.

This limited edition 3D Combo Blu-ray box set of Star Trek: Into Darkness comes with a life-size phaser replica. Made by Quantum Mechanix, the phaser’s barrel can be switched between stun and kill mode.

He moves for no man (or magnet). He is the legendary, the one and only, the divisible Black Knight! Place him on your fridge and watch as he tries to stop people from stealing your food. He will fail, but oh how he will try.

Make your presentations deadlier with ThinkGeek’s Shark With Frickin’ Laser Pointer. Sure, they’re not as awesome as actual sharks with laser beams on their heads, but you’re not actually Dr. Evil either.

Turn a photograph, a magazine cutout or pretty much anything into a postcard with Tatjana Buisson’s Postick. Its an adhesive label printed with the blanks you find at the back of postcards. Measures 5.7″ x 3.8″.

A furry and functional replica of the popular name tag. It’s available in blue and red on Hypebeast, but you can also get a black one directly from Second Lab. A perfect gift for anyone named Rug.

We’re not sure why you’d want to, but if you ever needed a comprehensive yet compact list of humanity’s ills, check out this table by UK-based art studio Dorothy. It tabulates “85 of the worst elements of humankind.”

Like Japan’s Omote Shashin Kan, German shop Twinkind uses a full body 3D scanner and a high quality 3D printer to make figurines of anyone – even pets. Sadly, aside from being expensive you’ll have to go to their shop to be scanned.

While most typographic posters are of inspirational or motivational quotes, Lauren Hom honors the little lies and excuses we make every now and then. Buy prints and merch on Society6. Find out how she makes them here.

Citizen Brick calls its minifigure the “Chemistry Enthusiast.” Word. We all know it’s based on The Danger, The One Who Knocks, Heisenberg: Walter White. Sadly it’s out of stock right now, though Fancy claims they have some for $25.

The Hibermate is a sleep mask that comes with removable ear muffs. The mask itself has recessed areas so you won’t feel any pressure on your eyes, while the ear muffs block out up to 80dB of noise.