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Everything…Must ConvergeSaturday, June 19, 2010Category: Lost-inspired jewelry There have been a lot of books featured on Lost throughout the series, but the one book nearly every fan can readily identify given the scene and circumstance is Everything That Rises Must Converge by Flannery O’Conner.
Roxanna Bikadoroff, the artist who created the wounded dove cover seen above has recently developed a limited edition “wounded dove pendant” for fans who want to take the cover with them wherever they go.
The pendants are sterling silver and stamped with the artist’s insignia on the back. There are only eight of them available, so hurry to get yours before they’re gone. You can visit Roxanna’s blog to learn more. Finale PartyTuesday, May 18, 2010Category: Miscellaneous Lost-inspired items If you need more sweet treats for your finale party this weekend, you have until May 18 to order these amazing Oceanic Airlines cookies and have them delivered by Sunday!
Or maybe you’d prefer these cookies that pay homage to the DHARMA stations:
Dark and LightSunday, April 11, 2010Category: Lost-inspired jewelry This bracelet inspired by the black and white rocks was made by Janet in Wisconsin. Janet says that after the series finale on May 23 she and her husband are going to start over watching Lost from the beginning.
Team JacobWednesday, March 24, 2010Category: Lost-inspired apparel’Miscellaneous Lost-inspired items Though your bracket may have busted after the Kansas loss this past weekend, hopefully you’ve still got the right pick when it comes to Team Flocke vs. Team Jacob. Prove your loyalty with this bumper sticker created by Keith from York, Pennsylvania.
At only $2 a pop you can afford to buy one for all your friends too, (since friends don’t let friends cheer on Team Flocke). And if the bumper sticker isn’t enough, you can always step out of your car wearing this:
From The Odyssey to ValisFriday, March 12, 2010Category: Miscellaneous Lost-inspired items Emma from the UK made this custom piece with octagon cutouts from eight of the literary works referenced on Lost, including Through the Looking Glass, The Odyssey, A Brief History of Time, Valis, Everything That Rises Must Converge, Our Mutual Friend and The Third Policeman.
The piece comes in a black wood shadow box that can be either freestanding or hung.
Welcome Back WidmoreWednesday, March 10, 2010Category: Lost-inspired apparel In celebration of Widmore’s reappearance at the end of last night’s episode, a Widmore Industries shirt is in order.
8 facts about Widmore Industries:
Follow the White RabbitTuesday, March 2, 2010Category: Lost-inspired jewelry Elizabeth in Indiana made this sterling silver necklace featuring a rabbit with the number 8 on its back, just like the one Ben shows Sawyer in season 3. Elizabeth’s favorite Lost character is Desmond.
ProgressSaturday, February 27, 2010Category: Lost-inspired home decor Mike in Boston is the artist behind this painting called Progress. And for him, Lost is all about the journey. “We’ve had a vague idea where we’re going from the beginning but the fun has been in finding out how we get there,” he says. “Two players. Two sides. One is light. One is dark. It’s the oldest game in the world.”
Mike admits he’s a sucker for Desmond and Penny. See more of his work at his shop Dr. Mikey. Robots and Zombies?Saturday, February 27, 2010Category: Miscellaneous Lost-inspired items Jennifer and Tony, a soon-to-be married couple from Northern Kentucky, got extremely creative with their new line of “Lost Bots.” Check out their Sayid Bot and Ben Linus Bot below and visit their shop Bolts and Bots on Tuesdays nights after the new episode airs to see which Lost character “Bot” is released next.
Lost MagnetismSaturday, February 27, 2010Category: Miscellaneous Lost-inspired items Need some new magnets for your refrigerator? How about these familiar faces made by Timi in Hungary?
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