Photographs by Tabitha Soren show people running away in abject terror, often looking back to see if they’re being followed. What is missing from these photographs, is the danger that makes them run, and what they are fleeing from. So, you could just use your imagination and put any terrifying, dangerous object of your choice here. We, being consummate optimists like to think that these people need to poop real bad and are trying to find a place away from the camera lens.
You might not get superpowers like Superman, or be rich like Batman, but these colognes sure will make you smell as good as the two biggest badasses in comic book history. There are rumors that the colognes also make farts look like rainbows and smell like unicorns, but they are unsubstantiated at this point. Both Batman and Superman colognes are priced at $19.50.
Brazilian graphic designers Bruno Ferrari and Rodrigo Paranhos changed the appearance of a bike/bicycle tire to sport a cityscape rather than have the usual grooves. As you bike, you leave the patterns of a cityscape on the ground, which we are willing to believe, are way better than the nondescript patterns left by the conventional wheels. It obviously isn’t very practical, but one can always dream, mainly because this would be so damn cool. The tires are illustrations Bruno Ferrari made for a campaign by the agency Bullet.
At first look, it seems the video intends to educate us on the use of chopsticks. But we need to go deeper, or you know, just continue to watch the video and the fun part begins.
Polish photographer Joanna Jaskólska creates a mix of break dance and light painting in these photographs. The light painting of course follows the motion of a dancer to create something like a wave, while the dancer eventually appears at a single position.
It’s summer, and we’re going to celebrate it with beer. Enjoying the drink with a bikini clad babes seems to be a good idea, but since I don’t see it in happening in the near future, I might as well get things to work with these Bikini Beer Mugs. That obviously has little chances of working, but once beer goggles kick in, the company is bound to get better. Set of two glasses costs $40.
Poor Joffrey gets so much hate, he’s almost an obvious choice for something like this shooting target. If there wasn’t a threat of getting the head on a spike, we think this would be a bestseller in Westeros. The poster is available here. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m headed to YouTube.
SS Ayrfield is a ship that is more than a century old, and as such has plenty of stories to tell. It was originally called the SS Corrimal when built in the UK in 1911. It saw a military career in WWII when the Australian government used it to carry American troops and supplies. It was sold to the Miller Steamship Company in 1951 and got named the Ayrfield. For the next 20 years, it served as a collier between New Castle and Sydney, eventually being decommissioned in 1972, and sent to Homebush Bay, which at that time was a ship breaking area.
This scary monster was once alive, and lived its life as a deer’s butt. It now happens to be the monster of a deer ass spotted by Adam Wallacavage at Prof. Ouch’s Bizarre Bazaar & Odditorium in Philadelphia.
Designer Sophie de Oliveira Barata takes quite an interesting stance in the Alternative Limb Project, where the prosthetics take a dose of art and design that are not hidden, but flaunted. The way we see it, this is a very radical idea that challenges the society’s perception of prosthetics and how they should be dealt with.
Madness? This is typography!
The feces font is all about writing alphabets with feces, and we might say that’s the craziest font we’ve run into. We question how they managed to put all those alphabets in place. A very talented person? Or did someone just arrange the shit.
These glasses are an ominous way to start the drinking session. Almost like the oracle, they tell you straight where the night is headed. We don’t give a shit. We will drink out of these ceramic shot glasses, then later puke it all down their elder (bigger?) siblings. Costs $7.
It isn’t a simple man who can stomach something like these arthropod pancakes. For one, they look frighteningly realistic when it comes to shape, and two, no freaking way I’m going to let something like a tongue eating louse or millipede anywhere me. Pancake artist Nathan Shields made this pancake after a Facebook poll where he asked his friends what arthropods they would like to see on the plate.
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