The “neon boneyard” out in Vegas is pretty much exactly as awesome as it sounds. It is a place where all those dead neon signs you see lighting up every corner crawl off to when they die. It’s technically called the neon museum, but as you see these shots of walking among the corpses of […]
Artist Haruka Kojin had a surreal dream one night as a child, and it was so absurd, she decided she had to make it a reality. It involved the floating head of an old man, far larger than real life scale, and with the help of Utsunomiya Museum of Art in Japan and a bunch […]
I’m not sure what you’re up to today, or if your day is going badly, but even if you are having the best day ever, it just got about a trillion times better. I wish we could give the artist proper credit, but it seems some random person snapped this when walking by a tattoo parlor […]
Brazilian graphic designer Bucther Billy re-imagined scenes from various Marvel films with their comic-book counterparts. Personally old-man Loki is my fav. [Via Tumblr]
Online Comic writer and artist Madeleine Flores was unfortunately badly hurt over the holiday weekend. She is recovering from her injuries, and to help pay her medical bills is offering her commissioned pieces at half price. As an example of her artwork here’s one of her comics she did as a submission to Zelda Zine […]
It was a chance meeting, really. Calvin and his tiger pal were wandering in the forest when they found themselves face to face with Christopher Robin and his bear, Pooh. The two boys started a battle of one-upmanship over whose imaginary buddy was better, creating a rift between two boys who could have been friends. […]
In the past, we’ve shown you some geeky artwork that uses a variety of unusual mediums. But you’ve never seen anything quite like what artist Bashir Sultani can do with little more than a flat surface, a couple of tools, and a salt shaker. Darth Vader? Check. Optimus Prime? Yup! And check out this very […]
Apparently Scott Weaver has a lot of time on his hands. It’s a good thing he does, though, otherwise we’d never get to see this absolutely incredible model of San Francisco created using around 100,000 toothpicks. And while other toothpick structures are really impressive, very few of them have four unique routes for ping-pong balls to roll […]