Boxes o’ Time Travel by Matt Cowan
You need boxes to time travel, guys. Everybody knows that. Sometimes cars work too.
Artist: deviantart / shirts
Inside Out by Kevin Twomey
From his examination of low-tech devices, Twomey skinned several calculators and adding machines alive and turned them inside out to reveal their hard, mechanical innards to the world.
Artist: website / facebook / tumblr
(via: lost at e minor)
The Lylat Space Program by SIRLAZYJ
Prints available at society6. Cant let you do that, Starfox!
The Turtle Van by Josh Lane
Prints available at society6. This may not be a homage to one of the ragiest quitting NES games in vidya gaem history, but to anyone who’s played the original Turtles game, you know just how sweet it was to finally get the Turtle Van and start unloading on barricades and wandering foot soldiers with unlimited missiles. Bask in that feeling, because it never got quite as good again in that game.
Futurama Trinity by Ricardo Chucky
Good news, everybody! While this Trinity doesnt include Fry… or Professor Farnsworth, there’s an excellent chance you just read this in his voice!
Artist: deviantart / blogspot
Zombie Cameos by UndertakingFX
Available for purchase at etsy. These acryllic, hand-painted cameos feature grisly portraits of rotting, putrified zombie nobility. A few are encrypted with the latin phrase: ”Memento Festum Mortuorum” which translates into Merican speak as “Remember the Dead Feast.” Give one to your granny to remind her that death’s icy undead grip is just a zombie bite away!
Cthulhentai Type by Sakke Soini
Happy Cthulhu Cthursday! Marrying the unholy alliance between the Cthulhu mythos and Japanese tentacle culture, Sakke created this maddening eldrich type from beyond the stars. The favorite font of creatures both dead and dreaming!
The Weaver by Tatiana Blass
Entitled “Penelope”, this exhibit was inspired by Odysseus’ wife in Homer’s Oddysey, Penelope, who kept herself busy during her husband’s 20 year journey by weaving an elaborate burial shroud and subsequently unraveling it each night. Set in the Chapel of Morumbi in São Paulo, Brazil, a red carpet leads to a loom with chaotric strands of yarn uncoiling in every direction, through the windows and to the courtyard outside, where they’ve spread like a virus. Has this never-ending tapestry been woven or unraveled?
(via: design-milk)
Floating Islands of Trash by Thomas Jackson
Have you ever heard of the island of trash that floats untethered on the Pacific ocean surface? With the extrapolating rate of our consumption and subsequent waste, it’s really only a matter of time before those islands become sentient and begin to enact their revenge on society, floating through our cities thirsty for the blood of man.
(via: juxtapoz)
Comrade Cthulhu by Gwen Callahan
Available in sanity-rending shirt flavor at etsy. Celebrate Cthulhu Cthursday and the rise of the one true Evil Empire with this shirt from sighco.com!
T-Rex Skeletal Halloween Costume by JamieP
Weighing in at a cup of water-shaking 25 pounds and costing $550 total, THIS Tyrannosaurus Rex costume was excavated from amber resin and reanimated with unholy scientist magic! Really though, this thing is fully operational but more importantly: it gits down in tha club. Check out the intricate step-by-step process at instructables, and check out the costume in full T-Rex-booty-shaking action in the video below:
The World’s Largest Cup o’ Joe
Available for purchase and caffeine overdoes at fredflare for $46 USD. This is seriously the biggest goddamn cup of coffee I’ve ever seen… and it’s glorious. Staring into the swirling abyss of coffee that fills this Lovecraftian monstrosity up, I swear I felt it staring back. The way good coffee should, really!
Pac Men by Nik Holmes
Artist: Tumblr / Deviantart / Facebook / Website
(via: it8bit)
