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Looking at the work of Los Angeles master designer Geoff McFetridge always makes me smile with envy, now I'll have to include McFetridge's "Monster Dice" under my list of "uh! why didn't I think of that?!"

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Monster Dice combines e15’s typical European oak heartwood with the artwork by Geoff McFetridge using

Laser Etched Solid European Oak Heartwood
13.5 x 13.5 x 13.5 cm, Edition of 200, 2007
Produced in Collaboration with e15

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I mean, look at it. The options are endless. This spectacular piece is made from European Oak Heartwood and complimented with the artwork by Geoff McFetridge.

Me personally, I'd be using it as a bookend.

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designdude's recommendation

Maybe more useful to fortune-telling than more common games of chance, this Monster Dice designed by Geoff McFetridge, will probably get more use on your shelf as an item of art. At 5.3-inches, the die is fortunately big enough to see.

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cjharmony on Jun 16, 2008

What a fantastic find! Totally up-to-date combination of design and classic materials... Love it!

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mcknightattack's recommendation

I love McFetridge. Check out his work for Patagonia, and his music video for The Whitest Boy Alive's "Golden Cage." It's on youtube: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Y78FztTd414