I’m loving these quirky little art pieces that Brock Davis creates with food. Yum:
Twinkie Circuitry
Rice Krispyhenge
Dark Side of the Doritos
Exhibitionist Coffee Cup
Gummy Bearskin Rug
Broccoli House
Cauliflower Space Shuttle Challenger
via Kottke
Behold the first kiss ever captured on film. It happened in 1896 thanks to Thomas Edison (yes, that Thomas Edison), and it’s as racy as you’d expect!
-via Brain Picker
This year was sort of crazy, right? Try not to think too much about it…Happy NYE!
Artist Guy Laramee creates stunning landscapes out of ordinary books. Wow:
My friends know that I have a thing for dice – it all kicked off when I read the spectacular book, “The Dice Man”, by Luke Rhinehart. Read it…trust me. But as much as I love those little cubes, artist Anthony Cragg is OBSESSED. Check out these ridiculously amazing dice sculptures.
-via Bit Rebels
One of the best stop-motion videos I’ve seen in a looooong time:
-via Ideas Are Awesome
It’s not always about romantic bridges and pommes frites…on my last trip to Paris, it seemed like every time I turned a corner I discovered another kick-ass piece of street art. Voila:
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I love how completely ‘bitch, please’-unfazed Hitchcock looks:
-via My Modern Metropolis
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Artist/Neuroscientist Greg Dunn takes extreme close-ups of brains and gives neurons their time in the spotlight with these oddly-beautiful prints:
-via Geeks Are Sexy
