It's Dy-no-mighty

I am unable to say "Dynomighty" without thinking of Jimmie Walker as JJ on Good Times. My many apologies to artist and designer Terrance Kelleman, the man behind Dynomighty Design, a new vendor at the holiday shops. I'm sure he's going to be very happy when all us old Good Times fans die off and he will no longer hear "Dy-no-mite!" every time we walk into his kiosk. That is, unless we teach our offspring, mwahaha!

But seriously, it is apt as Dynomighty products are JJ-yelling "dy-no-mite"-worthy. Here's what I'm obsessed with:

Recyclable luggage tags, $10. Travelers, these aren't just cute but good for the environment;
















Mighty desk dots, $20. I need lots of these! Although I may just end up playing with them all day and doing no work (see the hand);





















Attention, fashion bloggers! You need this bottle cap tripod to take pictures of your cute outfits! Ridiculous clever, these fit standard bottle tops and universal camera mounts. A mere $10.












The mighty wallet, made with recycled products, $15. A co-worker just bought a leather-looking wallet inspired by the designer's grandfather's old wallet. Very, very...dy-no-mite.











OK, I'm obsessed with all of Dynomighty's clever and ecologically conscious goodness. Welcome to The Holiday Shops at Bryant Park, Dynomighty!

Dynomighty Design, B14 on the venue guide (on the fountain terrace of Bryant Park)