VHS Coffee Table

Handcrafted from teak wood in Indonesia and featuring intricately carved details, such as the tape-viewing windows and handwritten labels for movies you recorded and re-recorded over (at least they kept Footloose). Weighing in at approximately 80 pounds and costing $1,980 USD, contact developer t76 at order[at]t76design.com to order. Your children may never know what it is, but at least you’ll have a stunning reminder of that timeless technology that had terrible quality and was ruined if the tape got wrinkled… wait a second, why do you want to remember these things again?

(via: ianbrooks / technabob)

Ooooh! Would love to roll these boys down the road. ianbrooks: Yin Yang, Part of an art exhibit in Rio de Janeiro, meant to symbolize the eternal duality of life through the use of two Volkswagon Beetles, though alls I could think was they were getting some crazy auto 69 goin’ on. (photo via Claudio Lara)
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Ooooh! Would love to roll these boys down the road.

ianbrooks: Yin Yang, Part of an art exhibit in Rio de Janeiro, meant to symbolize the eternal duality of life through the use of two Volkswagon Beetles, though alls I could think was they were getting some crazy auto 69 goin’ on.

(photo via Claudio Lara)

Pumpkin of the Dead by Ray Villafane

Ray Villafane does it again with the shriek-inducing zombie pumpkin sculpture, carved from the world’s current largest pumpkin, weighing in a formidable 1,818.5 lbs. I will now never not be able to think of pumpkins of orange zombie eggs. Thanks for that, Ray.

(source: newyorkbotanicalgarden, via: dailypicksandflicks / ianbrooks)

Pegged ground.
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Pegged ground.

Meet Ryan Doyle, the co-creator of Gon KiRin, a 69’ fire-breathing dragon. Ryan learned to create in many mediums while working in his grandmother’s doll hospital, and took his recycled art-car-dragon to Detroit to finish it amid the artifacts of American auto manufacturing.

Now THIS is art! :-P (via Freshome)
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Now THIS is art! :-P (via Freshome)

 Salvador Dali arranging nude models to form a human skull, 1951 by Philippe Halsman …and afterwards he took them all out for plums, floating in a sea of perfume, served in a man’s hat.
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 Salvador Dali arranging nude models to form a human skull, 1951 by Philippe Halsman

…and afterwards he took them all out for plums, floating in a sea of perfume, served in a man’s hat.

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Park Chan-girl
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Park Chan-girl

Keyboard Black Skull
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Keyboard Black Skull

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Möbius Ship by Tim Hawkinson
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Möbius Ship by Tim Hawkinson

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Wooden sculptures by Randall Rosenthal
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Wooden sculptures by Randall Rosenthal

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X-Wing Fighter from office supplies by spookylean
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X-Wing Fighter from office supplies by spookylean

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