Here's a series of fun artsy things done by a person who is apparently French because the website is either in French or I have taken ecstasy. It's a weird side effect, I know but....Je ne donne pas une merde.
Chinese artist Xia Xiaowan and Canadian David Spriggs have created this series of rather disturbing (even for a Lady Gaga generation) pieces of art on a series of clear glass planes. You can walk around them, be creeped out from the left, front and right!
Check out more of the photos of my mother odd art here.
Steve Thomas is a person. A person who does arty type things. A person who does arty type things that involve both retro stylization and Star Wars. A hero, in short.
Check out the rest of the neato burrito things of awesome nature here.
I, for one, know that the first time I heard Gaga's Telephone, that I needed a two color 50's style animated textbook to go along with it. THANKFULLY Andrew Kolb heard my prayers and provided this rather badass one. Check out the full awesomeness here.
So is it homoerotic to take predominately male characters and turn them into sexy girls? If so I'm pasting my face all over some random porn chick pics and spreading them about the interwebs.
Ohh boooyyyss.
Check out the rest of the awesome approximately here.
Here's an awesome journal experiment from L Filipe dos Santos, where there's a spread with a random paint pattern that he turns into rather gorgeous creations. Check out the full collection here.
Artist Jennifer Maestre creates these ornate sculptures out of colored pencils. Children of the world have less colored pencils to work with. Visionary or Villain? Next on Sick Sad World.
No, they're totally awesome. Check out some more here.
Yes, I'm aware it takes you to Women's Day. As a gay man who prefers night, I'm not sure how I ended up on there either.
Have you ever paid more than the price of a new baby in Africa for ink cartridges? Have you ever thought to yourself "I wish I could make something awesome with these?" Well now thanks to the power of the interwebs, you have inspiration. Follow the golden tint link to see some rather interesting pieces done out of used ink cartridges. Off now, on your boat. Over here.
This ten-foot tall crucifix in a Catholic church in Oklahoma seems to be causing quite the stir (I can't possibly imagine why). Many are pointing out the obvious, that Jesus looks like he is super, very excited to die for our sins...and that he has such a giant dong. The church faculty, however, is saying that the area in question is indeed just the Lord and Savior's super ripped abs.
Several people have left the church over the piece, while others seem to be completely ok with the seemingly bonerific death scene. The artist (bless her heart) apparently has not left a comment on the matter.
This is a lady. Like, this is not a painting of a lady-like thing a ma doodle. This is a lady. Standing there, in her, lady...ness.
Artist Alexa Meade paints the subjects of her work (she's an installation artist) to look like part of a two-dimensional piece. I now officially want to go to DC even more now, just to try to get a peek of her insane awesomeness.
So, one of my online best buds decided to do a series of portraits of all his facebook friends. I, being both an Aa name and naturally awesome, was at the top of the list. I literally giggled with delight at how cute he made me. :: giggles in delight again ::
So there's a pretty randomly awesome series of recruitment posters for what I'm assuming is the Empire, although some of them seem to be looking for Victoria's Secret employees. Regardless, I found them amusing in my dorky way. Check them all out here.
Proving once again that Britain makes America look like the cheap knockoff that we are, BAFTA has hired artist Tavis Coburn to do a series of neato posters for their Picture of the Year nominees. Check them all out here.
I'm not really sure who did this, how they killed the flies sans smushing or why. The only thing that really matters I suppose is that there's a person taping flies to paper and drawing around them. Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
Artist Sophie Blackall, from New York, scours the Missed Connections section of Craigslist and creates these brilliant illustrations capturing the odd, sometimes desperate, sometimes hilarious aspects of the site.
I look at these a lot with my eyes and find them interesting with my brain.