Two shirts today folks. Variations on a theme if you will. A comic book theme. Featuring every single type of comic book character known to man. An encyclopedia of comic book media…
The good guys…
and the bad guys…
Both from Threadless.
This runner up (also from Threadless) features famous authors. 20 of them. Can you name any?
Bombs can be beautiful. They’re design is often streamlined for aerodynamic purposes which creates a certain aesthetic value. They often feature nice curves, and the symmetrical wings on their tails are a designer’s dream. Perhaps. Isn’t it a shame they’re used for such destructive purposes. Those peaceniks reading this should buy one of these vases to really make a statement.
The armamentophiles (my new term for people who like armaments) out there should buy them to complete the World War II chic decorating theme they’re going for in the bathroom with these – and these beautiful stickers. Bombs away.
Another cool idea from Ji Lee.
These could only be helpful in my quest to earn an Xbox. I’m 15% of the way there I think. Last time I weighed in. Just 8.5kg to go.
More from Ji Lee – the ultimate in sustainable greeting card production. Who wants to spend more than 50 cents on a card anyway…
Zombies eat brains right? Human brains. So we should totally eat zombies. But they don’t really exist. So they should be eaten in cake form.
But if you want to have your cake and eat U2. Or it too. Or eat something a little more human themed and realistic.
Mmm. Cake. The making of is incredibly detailed – and pretty spectacular.
Here’s a sample.
This “Subservient Chicken” will do just about anything you ask it to. Provided you use words that can be generally applied and don’t want him to adhere strictly to a literal translation of your instructions.
It’s clever. And an ad for Burger King. Tell him to punch himself in the head. I did. And was pleasantly surprised.
I like good clocks and I can not lie… well I can actually lie, but I do like good clocks. They are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. I especially like clever clocks. Like these:
The Redundant Clock
It’s by Ji Lee who works as a designer for google. He famously designed this cool business card:
And this one… the one I like to call…
The Personal Doomsday Clock
The mechanism has been slowed down so that every number is a year.
Mainstream media makes funny April Fools Day joke #678
Ok, so yesterday I said the whole “Our Daily Fred” was over for a while. I lied. I saw this today and couldn’t resist. The idea is that you’ll never go anywhere with that awkward bit of food stuck between your teeth again.
These coasters are very cheesy.
Toad Day Out hits the states.
This is the perfect foil for your evidence knife and blood stained bathmat – particularly if you want to be arrested for a crime you didn’t commit. It’s Only 8.99GBP. All the more reason to embrace your inner psycho.
Give your atheist friends a spray with this miracle cure (peppermint breath freshener) and watch their smug superiority melt away…
Here are two Super Mario inspired videos along a similar theme – what would happen if Mario appeared in real life (and not in a terrible, terrible, movie version…)
The first takes a real life Mario (played by a human) into an 8 bit society (made from cardboard).
While the second takes the real Mario onto the streets. It’s worth a watch – especially from about a minute in.
Ahh Pacman, where would I be without you… about four posts down per day I reckon.
Pacman’s gravitational structure has always puzzled me. It has some bearing on his actual shape – are we getting a topographical view – or a view from the side? Who knows? Well, someone. And now you can explore Pacman with gravity as a factor thanks to the marvels of modern programming technology…
