Saw these awesome limited-edition Incase iPad/Macbook/iPhone sleeves via Turntable Lab.  They were designed for Incase by the design firm Eley Kishimoto.  The sleeves come in black and magenta.  Eley Kishimoto has some other products using the same designs.  I don't have an iPad (or a Macbook or iPhone for that matter), but I would consider picking one of these up just in case I ever get one.

Colors In Rhythm Series by 101 Apparel

Yesterday I was browsing around 101 Apparel's website (as my previous post on their "Musica de Sud-America" t-shirt might indicate) and I came across a limited edition series of prints and t-shirts under the label "Colors In Rhythm."  These t-shirts have very cool geometric patterns without any text.  What I like about these patterns is that they don't feel mathematical to me, like they were formed via some algorithm.  Perhaps "geometric" isn't a good way to describe them, although that is how they are described on the website.  The patterns are supposedly inspired by mid-century design, but they remind me more of tribal patterns you might find in Sub-Saharan Africa or in Oceania.  There are seven t-shirts in the collection, and each come in several colorways (see the whole collection here).  They are also made of 100% organic cotton.  I'm not sure if 101 Apparel plans to continue Colors In Rhythm (the last collection was from last year), but I hope they do because these t-shirts are fantastic.

Album cover for Charanjit Singh's "Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat"

This is a great album cover designed by Dutch illustrator Stefan Glerum.  I believe the typography is one designed by Glerum himself: ethnic disco monotype.