The Fantastic Art of Trevor Wayne
We were lucky to meet artist Trevor Wayne in LA last year. He’s a good friend of Deven Green and Joel Bryant. He included Fausto and I in his artwork so I thought I’d share […]
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Michael
Morbid Plushy Dolls
German textile artist Patricia Waller has a taste for the macabre putting some of our most favorite furries in some deadly positions. Check out more of her work
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Michael
Rice Paddy Art
In America we prefer to make mazes out of fields of maize for art’s sake, in England there’s an abundance of crop circles that dot the landscape with art…but in Japan they like to make […]
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Marc Felion
VIDEO: Making of the Eye Sculpture
The Chicago Tribune follows the creation of the highly anticipated public sculpture “Eye,” designed by Oak Park artist/sculptor Tony Tasset.
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Relax Fellow Geeks and Nerds. Roger Ebert Has Apologized.
I must admit, I am a bit of a “gaymer.” I own a Playstation 3, know who Adam Sessler is, and can explain why the Wii’s technology is actually only popular, not technologically advanced. Like […]
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Marc Felion
Princess Diana Hair Jam
An artist has created “occult jam” from Princess Diana’s hair. I wonder how it tastes.
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Marc Felion
Giant Eyeball Coming to Chicago this Summer
The Eye is a three-story sculpture by Tony Tasset, a Chicago-based artist and a professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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Michael
Pac Man Skull Unearthed in Arizona
First Google paid homage to Pac Man with their playable logo (which is apparently staying around for good – find it here) and now someone has found a complete Pac Man skeleton in the Arizona […]
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Fausto Fernós
VIDEO: Amazing Japanese Pool Art
No, these people aren’t drowning. The amazing illusion is made by Argentinean artist Leando Erlich as part of an exhibition at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Kanazawa, Japan. Visitors can enter a […]
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Marc Felion
FOF #1179 – How to Succeed on Etsy without Really Trying
Arts and crafts, once the domain of housewives, gay men and tortured children, the art of making things is having a renaissance on the internet. Today we’re joined by Brian Kenny who makes glittery postcards with vintage images of hunks, pin-up gals, mugshots and circus freaks.
Listen as Kenny shares his stories on fighting with Christian nut-jobs on Etsy and the horrific craft atrocities on Regretsy.