This Dragon Is Made Entirely of Plastic Eating Utensils

Posted by John Farrier in Arts & Crafts on October 13, 2009 at 4:01 pm


Photo: ~toge-nyc

deviantArt user ~toge-nyc created this dragon out of plastic forks, spoons, and knives held together with glue. It took him about 80 hours complete the project. If you check out his page, you can also see some pretty cool pen-and-ink drawings.

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The Fire-Breathing Dragon Boat

Posted by John Farrier in Arts & Crafts, Video Clips on September 8, 2009 at 6:33 pm


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The Lucky Dragon is a work by Japanese artist Yanobe Kenji. It is a water and fire-shooting articulated steel dragon head with glowing eyes mounted on a 15-meter long cruise boat. The video above is of the boat in action at Aqua Metropolis festival in Osaka. It’s scheduled to make similar demonstrations in Osaka’s waterways until October 12.

Artist’s Website

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Very Cool Dragon Cake

Posted by Queuebot in Baby & Kids, Everything Else, Food & Drinks on June 5, 2009 at 1:41 pm


Tired of commercialism?  Make your own cake!  This sleepy dragon with Dragon Eggs (for a 4 year old’s birthday party) is very fun… and all homemade!

If you’re doing your own party, the matching dragon illustration for the Party Invitation is available free for download (CC licensed) here.



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From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by Dot.

 
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Dragon Cake

Posted by Alex in Food & Drinks on January 8, 2009 at 3:41 am

Flickr user Astro-Lopithecus has a photoset of an amazing birthday cake shaped like a dragon clutching a 10-sided die. I’d venture a guess that whoever was celebrating his birthday is a D&D lover …

The Dragon Cake is made by Mike McCarey of Mike’s Amazing Cakes [warning: Flash and self-starting audio]

Link – via reddit

 
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