The PERFECT Gift for Geeks Who Love Puzzles: The 32,000-Piece Puzzle

That’s right, geeks: A 32,000-piece puzzle. Ouch.

If you’re really up for a challenge and have got plenty of room, then this could be the puzzle for you! The 32,000 pieces build into a retrospective of artwork by American artist Keith Haring (1958-1990). Each of the 32 different images shows one of Haring’s quirky illustrations, inspired by the cartooning skills he learnt from his father. Haring was very keen for art to be available to everyone, and many of his works were created for charities, hospitals, children’s day care centres and orphanages. The limited but vibrant colour palette used in these illustrations will make this puzzle an incredible challenge. The 32,256 pieces (supplied in 8 separate bags) build into a truly massive puzzle measuring 214″ x 75.5″. The puzzle comes packed in a large sturdy box and is supplied with its own trolley, so you can transport the box which weighs approximately 42 lbs around more easily.

[Keith Haring: Double Retrospect – 32000 Pieces Puzzle – $194.86 @ Amazon.com (35% Off)]

Extreme Swinging + Inception Theme Song = WIN [Video]

Holy. Crap. Don’t try this at home, or in fact, anywhere, ever.

[MrOldFrost | Via TA]

Fresh vs. Frozen Food: Which is More Nutritious? [Science Video]

Fresh or Frozen – which is more nutritious? Most are under the assumption that fresh is better, but that may not always be the case! Find out why:

[ASAPScience]

These Shirts Let You WEAR Your Favorite Books! [Pics]

Allow me to explain: Litographs prints entire novels (or almost…) on the fronts and backs of t-shirts.

Did you hear me?

~~AN ENTIRE BOOK~~ About 75,000 words from a book IS FEATURED ON EACH T-SHIRT DESIGN.

(They also feature the same designs on posters, prints, and tote bags.)

The Great Gatsby

Anna Karenina

Crime and Punishment

Hamlet

Les Miserables

The Phantom of the Opera

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

[via BuzzFeed]

Arizona-Based Artist Creates Pop Culture Cartoon Art [Pics]

Arizona-based artist Spencer Brinkerhoff is known for creating some of the art for the recent Star Wars Celebrations, but he also dabbles in other pop culture art, especially using an animation-like style, as he loves cartoons.

[Source: Studios B3]

The Day of the Doctor: Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Trailer [Short + Extended!] [Video]

This trailer is rather short, but apparently, there’ll be another one coming out later today, so I’ll make sure to include it in this post the moment the BBC releases it online.

GERONIMO!!!!

EDIT: And here’s the Extended trailer!

[Pre-Order Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special [Blu-ray 3D / Blu-ray / DVD Combo] | BBC | Via TMS]

The Uncertain Location of Electrons [Science Video]

The tiny atoms that make up our world are made up of even tinier protons, neutrons and electrons. Though the number of protons determines an atom’s identity, it’s the electrons — specifically, their exact location outside the nucleus — that particularly perplex scientists. George Zaidan and Charles Morton show how to make an educated guess of where those itty-bitty freewheeling electrons might be.

[TED Ed]

Texts From Last Night: Avengers Edition [Pics]

Most of you reading this are probably familiar with Texts From Last Night, the site that anonymously features “regrettable text messages” sent by real people.

Turns out, many of them could have been sent by any one of the Avengers, and Texts From The Avengers does just that!