I spotted these brilliant life-like sculptures on Facebook earlier. They’re based on what Beavis and Butthead might look like as ‘real’ kids.
The busts were created by Hollywood makeup and special effects artist Kevin Kirkpatrick (I think they were made last year sometime). Check out how detailed and cool they are:
Here’s one of my favourite drawings from David Shrigley‘s current HOW ARE YOU FEELING? exhibition at the Cornerhouse in Manchester:
It might have been hanging around on YouTube for nearly three years, but I only spotted this tonight – so let me share the joy:
Lords is from Nosaj Thing‘s 2010 album Drift – you can buy it here.
Here’s a great poster from Kansas based designer and illustrator Ralph Cosentino. If it’s not called Mickeyzilla, then it should be. The illustration is part of Cosentino‘s series which mashes up Disney and Godzilla characters:
Check out more of Ralph Cosentino‘s work here.
Maybe it’s a Masters Of The Universe vs The Masters golf-mash-up. Or maybe it’s just a coincidence…
The delightful image above was designed by Fabian Ciraolo. Check out more of his work here.
Here’s a great new inking from the paws of comedian Vic Reeves – spotted on yfrog via Twitter. It had me chuckling into my morning coffee a couple of days ago so I thought it only fair that I share it:
One presumes it’s a rather delightful portrait of British X-Factor pop-tarts, JLS.
You can check out more of Vic‘s recent inkings, doodles and paintings over at yfrog here.
Here’s an awesome Big Lebowski vs Peanuts mash-up poster.
The artwork, called Charlie Lebowski, has been created by Dave MacDowell Studios - check out more of his/their brilliant work here.
Here’s a new tune from Damon Albarn‘s cartoon crew. After all the hype surrounding the latest Blur comeback, one of Albarn‘s other creations have released a new tune today called, DoYaThing.
DoYaThing features LCD Soundsystem‘s James Murphy and Andre 3000 is streaming below before the song becomes available for free download at the Converse website later today (click here to find out more):
It’s nice to hear Andre 3000 laying down rhymes again… more please…
Here’s a great new t-shirt design by the folks over at Threadless.com:
Who says American’s don’t know how to make fun of themselves? And as for those US Special Forces, they’re really on a roll aren’t they?
You can order one of these amusing t-shirts over at Threadless here.
Here’s a short animation by David Shrigley, publicising his excellent, What The Hell Are You Doing? collection, published in September 2010 - it’s not new but it is funny:
