Most teas have pretty generic labels, but Triptea is certainly not one of them. That's because they hired artist Andrew Gorkovenko to create their labeling. The medium? Crushed tea leaves. The end result is not only fantastic, but also incredibly appropriate. Not only are the artworks made with the product the company is selling, but the imagery also depicts stunning scenes from where the teas are grown. For example, the first image, a label for Ceylon tea, depicts Sri Lanka and the second, made for... READ ON

Before his success with the Muppets, Jim Henson made hundreds of commercials and short industrial films, often involving early Muppets. Here I've rounded up a few favorites. Wilkins Coffee, 1956-1961 A pair of proto-Muppets (Wilkins and Wontkins) in a series of comically deadly scenarios. Pretty adorable, really -- I'd buy Wilkins Coffee, if it still existed, just to avoid violent death. The Muppet Wiki explains how these came about, and why they're so short (emphasis added): In 1957, Jim... READ ON