By removing caddis fly larvae from their natural habitat and providing them with precious materials, he prompts them to manufacture cases that resemble jewelers' creations link
Friday, February 10, 2006
Gross, cool...
By removing caddis fly larvae from their natural habitat and providing them with precious materials, he prompts them to manufacture cases that resemble jewelers' creations link
By Request...
Here ya go... X-3 poster art, kinda looks like the Rent one-sheets? Click on image for better Beast Viewing, thanks Jim.
Michael Cho
Michael Cho is a Toronto based illustrator with a cool blog, I really like his style, a little bit reminiscent of Dan Clowes. Good stuff. link
Dino-Bots!
From the creators of the Furby comes the next wave in toy robotics technology, Pleo. Check out this Pleo demo before he hits the shelves. Link
Disney's Yippie Invasion
On August 6, 1970 at least 100 youths protested on Disneyland's Mainstreet and attempted to raise their flag a top of the Matterhorn. Read all about it here
Thursday, February 09, 2006
Cool Stuff...
Okay, so I did a little research and found this great Biskup designed cyclops in honor of the beloved cyclops kitty, but the site also has a "Jesus Astronaut", "wee-ninja", and Spacebots!! Check it out!
Wednesday, February 08, 2006
We will rock you...
Yes, you don't have to adjust your monitor, that is a Freddie Mercury Action Figure.
Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Young Fashion Heroes
I love these guys, the Telstar Combo! Striaght out of 60's Taiwan, dig it. Click here to listen to Mama, give me guitar... Damn, these boys are smooth.
Teddy Girls
The rockers in postwar Britain were called "Teddy Boys" because they adapted Edwardian-era styling cues (drainpipe trousers, long coats, etc.) to American rockabilly fashion. It's a scene that survived the fifties, kept going through the sixties, seventies, and is still around today. The women in the photos were the Teddy Girls
Monday, February 06, 2006
Sunday, February 05, 2006
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