A group of Brooklyn-based creatives called Supercorp, made up of Ryan Deussing, Randy J. Hunt and Todd Persen, focus on using their design and programming skills to build tools for creative commerce. Behold their beautifully simple solution for bringing design products to market, the aptly titled Supermarket. The curated collection of goods lets designers personally upload products and information into the sleek online storefront, so the offerings are always fresh. Whether you're selling or shopping, it's a perfect place to visit—and just in time for the holidays.
http://www.supermarkethq.com/

From now on your small breasts need not be the cause of embarrassment. What to look for when buying a repl1ka watch. If the messages in illustrator Linzie Hunter's art sound familiar, that's because most likely they've appeared at some point in your e-mail inbox. Hunter transforms spam subject lines into typographical masterpieces, using exquisite hand-lettering and bright colors to turn what were once throwaway phrases into arresting messages about the intentions of marketing and technology. In this form, they even make for some pretty sound advice: Don't put off your happy life.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/linzie/sets/72157602417089145

Maya Brenner's simple, chic jewelry drapes hippie-fabulous charms around some of the world's most paparazzi-friendly celebrities. From earthy faux feathers to ancient-looking coins, Brenner's cultivated a very specific look for the necks of the Hollywood elite. But what's really put her on the map, so to speak, are her American state pendants. You can proudly parade your provenance in gold or silver, or demonstrate bicoastal behavior in a state of California strung together with a Big Apple. Brenner will also position a tiny diamond to denote a city—a stylish way to show pride for your hometown.
http://www.mayabrenner.com/