Houses by Robyn Sweaney

November 5, 2009 @ 11:02 pm

I’m very much liking these paintings of ordinary looking houses by Robyn Sweaney, who takes her artistic inspiration from her hometown of Mullumbimby.

If you are in NSW, Australia, Robyn’s work will be on display at the Iain Dawson gallery from November 10-21.

Who could have helped Chris Brown?

November 5, 2009 @ 10:49 pm

Kudos to Complex for publishing this article of 10 graffiti artists who could have saved Chris Brown’s Graffiti album cover.

I’m not much of a graffiti artist myself, but shoot, I probably could have done a better job. Don’t know what I’m talking about? Check out his hideous album cover here. Maybe it’s a good thing it’s so ugly. I’m hoping everybody judges it by its cover and leaves it on the shelf. THIS IS THE MAN WHO BEAT RIHANNA.

Michael Jackson by Albert Watson

November 5, 2009 @ 10:45 pm

Albert Watson’s portrait of Michael Jackson is currently on display at the Brooklyn Museum (one of my favorite museums in NYC!) in the “Who Shot Rock & Roll” exhibit until January 31, 2010. It’s a very large print at 96″ x 58″ and you can get a better sneak peek at it PDN.

VIDEO: The KRINK MINI Cooper S

November 5, 2009 @ 10:34 pm

KR posted this today and it’s a fantastic look at how he painted the MINI Cooper S in Germany.

Man, I would love to have at least that much KRINK to go through so carelessly.

Ford develops a seatbelt airbag

November 5, 2009 @ 10:23 pm

Ford Motor Company unveiled a new development in automobile safety today by showing off their new seatbelt airbag system for backseat occupants. The seatbelt airbag inflates just as quickly as a normal airbag and is triggered when sensors in the car detect a crash.

Additionally, the new seatbelt airbag system, which will be included in the next-generation Ford Explorer SUV, is actually more comfortable and has smoother edges than traditional seatbelts.

Bread Shoes from Da Da Da Studio

November 5, 2009 @ 10:15 pm


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Da Da Da Studio is selling a variety of shoes made entirely out of different loaves of bread! They come in black, white, classic, and gold colors and are presumably crisp up until delivery! Get a pair for yourself for just over $32 USD. [via]

Just so you know, it is probably not recommended that you consume these shoes after wearing them (even if you only wear them around the house). Thanks Funko!