(Source: unicorn-meat-is-too-mainstream)
Chicks in Hats by Julie Persons
The Internet was pretty much invented so that we could look at pictures of animals in funny hats, but Julie wants to help you cut out the middle man by offering specially designed hats for baby chickens at her etsy, though you’ll have to procure the chicks yourself.
(via: Incredible Things / Technabob)
“Talking Penguin” by David Olenick.
Vote to make this into a t-shirt at threadless.com.
Prints and more available at society6.com.
Follow my Tumblr blog at davidolenick.com.
Octopussy Floor Lamp by Vladmir Tomilov
It’s Portal Turret meets Cephalopod in this cool lamp design by Vladmir, as part of the 2011 Design and Design International Awards. I love octopussy lamp.
Power Tower Colossus by DOMA
Gigantor meets urban development with this incredible neon installation in one of Buenos Ares’ electrical towers. Standing at over 148 feet tall, this giant mech of an art sculpture is all suited up in shoulder spikes, eyes, heart, and animated neon lights. His power is in your hands! Check him out all lit up:
Artists: Website (via: Wooster Collective)
Drum Kit Chandelier by Matt Ludwig
Master welder Ludwig installed this Chandelier Drum Kit in JJ’s Red Hots, a hot dog joint in North Carolina. IN B4 “I cant believe they wasted such a gorgeous kit”… Listen Neil Peart, good art creates something beautiful, but great art destroys it.
(source: JJ’s blogspot / via: reddit)
Tetris Malfunction!
Good Fucking Design Advice created by Brian Buirge / Jason Bacher
“Aims to serve the needs of the greater design community for the common good” is the mission statement of Good Fucking Design Advice. From “Ask for fucking help” to “Don’t fucking procrastinate”, they serve up just generally good fucking advice to live by. Need a more constant fucking reminder? You can grab prints, mugs, or download wallpaper at their website: goodfuckingdesignadvice. Hey look guys, I found a mug that says: “Stay up fucking”. Now THAT’S some fucking good advice.
(via: whokilledbambi)
Tetris World by Bartotainment
(via: it8bit)
Instrumental Architecture by Bjoern Ewers
Created for the chamber orchestra of the Berliner Philharmoniker, this advertisment series depicts various instruments from the inside, viewing the interior as if from the perspective of someone living inside them, with natural light filtering in through the airholes. Seriously, find me a shrink ray, I’ll live inside a cello. I wont even complain about the neighbor’s music keeping me up all night.
