
A series by Russian graphic designer Yakushev Grigory presents Angry Birds characters in famous brand logos. It has been a while since we saw anything Angry Birds here, so this is quite a welcome set.


A series by Russian graphic designer Yakushev Grigory presents Angry Birds characters in famous brand logos. It has been a while since we saw anything Angry Birds here, so this is quite a welcome set.


Star Wars and Angry Birds come to life together in the physical world with this game from Hasbro toys. The set includes parts for the setup of AT-AT, 12 Angry Birds and pig figures, and a lightsaber launcher. Costs $40.


We’ve seen a zillion Angry Birds mashups, and this time around, they’ve taken on another very popular game, Fruit Ninja. Artist Tony Luo converted the birdies into corresponding fruits to come up with a fine combination of the two popular games.


Countless hours have been sacrificed upon the altar of Angry Birds. And it continues to go on. Lately though, it all seems to have run out of steam but things could get better by adding some spice to the mix; like using an actual slingshot to fire those birds and beat the crap out of those ugly pigs.
We have already seen what an Angry Birds movie might look like if it were to be directed by Michael Bay. Well, the momentous explosions would work splendidly, but we could have another take. Something like an Angry Birds movie directed by Guy Ritchie. Well, the video is a spoof by Philadelphia-based writer/director Nick Murphy and company. And it does have a more Charlie’s Angels kind of feel, rather than being all about the birdies.
Via ToplessRobot


Tony Sava built this wicked Angry Birds scenario in Lego. The scene has been created for the November LEGO LUG Showcase at the Baybrook Mall LEGO store in Texas.
Via RampagedReality
It was the innate desire of humans to lie around being lazy that led to the advent of the modern age. We worked to build machines so they would do all the hard-labor while we took a nap, and made the world remarkably easier for us. Intelligently though, we kept the fun part to ourselves. Apparently, even that is too much of work now, as the presence of this robot suggests. Jason Huggins built the Bitbeambot robot that has a server driven finger to pull the bird and launch it towards pigs in the game.
Via Bitbeam, Geek, Dvice



Artist Mohamed Raoof worked on the photographs of birds by Jeff Jones and transformed them into their Angry Birds counterparts. Well, if angry birds really existed, we’re guessing they would look quite like the imagination of Raoof. Oddly enough, I am scared of green pigs showing up wearing helmets and crowns. Yeah, that stuff is going to be creepy.
Via LaughingSquid



It’s nearly Halloween already, and some of us are going to make awesome DIY costumes for ourselves but most are going to follow the simple way and get a costume off the shelf. For those in the second category, Angry Birds costumes are now available so you could dress as your favorite bird, or even a pig if you want. For those making awesome costumes for themselves, don’t forget to send us pics.


If you can manage not hitting a pig when you see one, these Angry Birds pig speakers might find some place and love. The helmet pig is a speaker and a dock, and a great way to get back on those pigs, if you can afford to beat something worth ~$110 to pulp.
Via RGS