Ladies and gentleman, a pimp on a treadmill. [more photos from last night]
How neat are these.
Silhouette Super Kids
Created by Andy Fairhurst
Fluid Flowers by Jack Long
Captured in one single shot without the aid of CG or photoshop, Jack’s liquid drop flower vases thrive for a mere instant in time. A brief but brilliant bloom, if slightly messier than real flowers.
Artist: behance / carbonmade
Uncanny Wood Sculptures by Randall Rosenthal
Yes, you are reading that sequence of words correctly: every single picture is of a single block of wood, hand-carved and painted in hyper-realistic fashion. Randall adds amazingly intricate nuance to each piece: his dollar bills look weathered and wrinkled while his wooden legal pad looked creased from frequent discarded ideas. His carvings look so realistic, you could probably take some of his wooden $100 bills and go use it to purchase that hovercraft you’ve always been wanting.
Artist: website (via: faith is torment)
Lord of the Flies by Antonio Gonzales Paucar
Held up by strings, Antonio’s sculpture tells the story of a man who mysteriously devolved into a swarm of flies. Either that or Jeff Goldblum made vigorous love to his transportation machine.
Artist: website (via: sweet-station / arpeggia)
Lessons I Learned From Video Games by Chris Gerringer
Contrary to popular belief, video games are not teaching kids to go out and violently axe murder their school teacher. But it has taught us when to strafe, to pay attention to environmental puzzles, and to immediately determine if a newfound item is going to be pertinent to our quest. Gaming art Black Belt Chris has illustrated some of the Golden Rules we’ve all picked up from a game or three.
Artist: deviantart / shop / tumblr
Shakespeare With Better Book Titles
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Light Up Candy Lightsabers
Available at thinkgeek in Luke (blue), Vader (red), or Yoda (green) flavors. Eat well, my friends, and Happy Revenge of the 5th!
(via: tiefighters)
In Case You Missed It of the Day: President Obama may have killed it at Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner, but did you see Jimmy Kimmel?
On Mitt Romney:
“You can’t have a beer with him, because he doesn’t drink. You can’t have a cup of coffee with him, because he can’t have caffeine. You can’t even play Monopoly with him because he keeps trying to put the dog on the car.”
[vvv]