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Sound Shapes is a fun and timely project that brings artists and musicians together in the form of a multilevel video game.

Still interested? Then you're gonna like this- Beck teamed up with Pyramid Attack production studio to make a game that reveals three of his songs as you traverse the cool video game level visuals that correlate to the lyrics.

Video games and music = two great tastes that taste great together!

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What could possibly make Andrew W.K.'s already cheesy persona even cheesier? A custom made guitar that looks like a big ol' sloppy slice of NYC pizza pie, that's what!

Andrew built and painted the guitar as an homage to one of his fav foods, and he made sure to include his favorite topping on the pizza- jalapenos.

That's one spicy slice of rock n roll memorabilia!

Link   --via Obvious Winner

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Here's an adorable animated short about D.A.D., a digital amusement device who has a lot in common with human fathers, aside from the telescoping arms and antenna on top of his head.

I really liked this cutie pie of a short, and I think animator Mark Osberg should consider making it into an ongoing web series!

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This neat animated short is called OZO, and it was created by a group of talented animation students from France.

It blends traditional and 3d animation into a delightful story that seems like it would make a great TV series, and it's so cute it'll give you dimples!

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This carbonated alcoholic water beverage called Air might be the future of booze, or else it's a really bad idea.

It's made to be tasteless, created with a malt fermentation process that renders it odorless, tasteless and colorless, so nobody will know that you're getting your drink on.

Thankfully, Air only has 4% alcohol, so it's unlikely to be used against you by your neighborhood practical joker.

Link  --via Gizmodo

These art installations were created by Regina Silveira as a surefire way to blow the minds of all in attendance.

This Brazilian born artist has a way of making the senses reel, with simple linework and perspective tricks that really suck the viewer into the piece.

I hope she doesn't crack very many bottles of wine at her shows, or someone might get sick on one of her works!

Link  --via Juxtapoz

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Let this video serve as a warning- don't let Baby-Laughs-A-Lot's batteries run low, or she will not be happy little plastic girl.

This encounter with a darkly dying doll is the reason some people believe their old toys are haunted, and I sure as heck wouldn't want to run into this doll in a dark alley.

I know this video is a few years old, but if you've never seen this doll possession video it's new to you!

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These fascinating mixed media works are by Zach Johnsen, a guy who figured out a fun way to add a new dimension to his artwork- by painting on contour cut pieces of wood.

I love the theatrical look of Zach's installations, they make attending a gallery show feel like taking a trip thru a theme park ride!

Link  --via Beautiful/Decay

This illustrated sheet is both a drawing exercise and a fun cast of square characters, created by Dan Meth to:

Combine the looseness of tiny ink doodles with the underlying order of graph paper.

This extremely square technique yields interesting results, and seems like a good way to get people thinking outside the box about character designs.

Link  --via Drawn

Are you looking for a way to boil down over a hundred years of professional sports championships into colorful, disc shaped statistical diagrams?

Well, look no further than these exciting and colorful sports stat discs created by Deroy Peraza from Hyperakt.

They reduce virtually every sports championship since 1903 into easy to digest colored pie pieces,  and they're way more fun to look at than the actual championship games!

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This cute little animated short is called Bhavri, and it was lovingly created by animation student Sonia Tiwari.

It's an aesthetically pleasing and colorful tale of life and death, and I love the combination of flash 2d and 3d animation.

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Nychos is a street artist who knows his way around the inside of his subjects.

His dissection murals cut down a cast of colorful characters, baring it all so that passersby can gawk at what lies inside.

So, you get a colorful work of street art and an anatomy lesson every time you spot a work by Nychos!

Link  --via Juxtapoz

Multimedia artist Troels Carlsen knows just what to do to spice up those boring old medical illustrations- add whimsical accessories and cutouts which bring a tongue in cheek element to the dissected view of some guy's head.

Troels mixed media works are simple and understated, making those grisly human anatomy diagrams fun again.

Link  --via Beautiful/Decay

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In case you care about seeing the hour long Firefly reunion panel from Comic Con, some geek samaritan has uploaded it to YouTube in five bite sized parts.

The sound is surprisingly good for a fan shot video, and I was kinda bummed about not being able to see it for myself, but now I'm glad I didn't wait in line for six plus hours just to see this panel.

Browncoats unite, and watch this five part documentation of geek history!

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Okay, so these paintings by Tim MacLean are only strange in character shape and appearance, the message they convey about modern superheroes being representations of ancient myths is pretty straightforward.

That being said, these are some incredibly cool pieces of pop art! They're colorful, the caricatures are fun and they don't all have a superhero as the subject, there's a Doctor Who in there too!

Link  --via Creep Machine