If you’re a fan of hand-made art, you’ll love bee things. They’re Shay Ometz and Jeff Barfoot, a couple out of Dallas who make “art prints and posters, apparel and products for kiddos and home.” Everything they do is limited edition, but you can still see all of their gorgeous hand-printed work at their gallery. Check out this cute bird tree tee at their Etsy shop.

Snowskating! You know, like skateboarding, but on SNOW. Or snowboarding with a li’l tiny skateboard-shaped snowboard. See it in action on Vimeo: vimeo.com/8806199. That’s from Go Snowskating Day 2010, sure to be an enduring tradition. Icon Snowskates makes high-quality snowskates and snowskate accessories. Their boards are “literally produced one at a time right here in New England.” This all sounds awesome if you’re the cat-like kind who can do this x-games voodoo without falling on your ass. I am not that kind of cat.

Little, Big are a pop duo out of Brooklyn — Dana Young (little) and Chuck Meyer (big). One of their friends describes their sound as “dark, dramatic pop music, like the best Roxette or Pat Benetar played in the manner of The Kills or late-era Sleater-Kinney.” He drew an awesome tribute to them and the video game Rampage. Check it out! Visit the band at littlecommabig.com or their MySpace page.

These guys are just frickin’ crazy. They’ve got a show on MTV full of extreme sports stunts and general jackassery. If you want to see the kind of people who’ll attempt a backflip in a monster truck, well, you’l love Nitro Circus. Check out full episodes at their website, and get tasty StickerGiant NitroCircus stickers there too.

Ever make it out to Big Sky Resort in Montana? Me neither, but if I ever do, I’m gonna have to check out Yeti Dogs for gourmet beef and vegetarian hot dogs. They’ve got two Yelp reviews but one’s a five-star rave and the other’s a four-star complete rundown. Plus they sell Yeti Dogs T-shirts, and stickers made by StickerGiant. I’d send you to their website but there’s nothing there.

StickerGiant is one of the co-sponsors of this years Girl+Guy Party at SXSW, hosted by kirtsy and alltop (dotcoms, not people, so you know: alltop is an aggregator of all the top stories per category; kirtsy “a celebration of women’s favorites online,” just like their new book.) Check out these cool ‘boots’ stickers, in honor of the venue: Allens Boots, 1522 South Congress, Austin. It’s Sunday, March 14th at 5 PM. Looks like the guestbook is closed, according to the facebook invite, but you can still go there and drool about what you’ll be missing.

Get Bent Records — Noise That Thinks. In their own words: “Get Bent is an independent music label focusing on the grass-roots development of musicians that share in our do-it-yourself attitude, ethical philosophy, and penchant for great sound. It was founded in the basement of a dirty suburb in Oshawa, Ontario by two greasy rock and roll geeks who care more about ass-kicking independent music than getting laid.” THAT is commitment to rock and roll. Visit Get Bent Records to buy Canadian rock in high-quality lossless formats.