Don't Fuck With Love by the Sad Little Stars
A beautiful popup NSFW flash music video.

The drum buddy. Instrument? Mixer? Magical musical effect gizmo? Check out the demo video.

Video of Kerouac reading over Steve Allen to Woody Allen's opening sequence for Manhattan. Beautiful.

A 1966 prediction of "The Home Computer in 1999".
(Video)

Dot Action 2: pixelated glory and the reason I can't remember today's Moral Philosophy lecture.

100 Proof Truth's 2nd issue. (PDF)
Bella, bella, bella! Photos & illustration that are making my mouth water... and I haven't even read the articles yet.

"Pixelator is an unauthorized on-going video art performance collaboration with the NYC MTA, Clear Channel, and its selected artists." Extra credit for the hilarious project description. Via WoosterCollective

Visuwords: Online Graphical Dictionary

What does your phone number spell?

Subvertizing the fashion/model/body image industry is always entertaining. So, make your own and do it yourself! DIY coldsores... Via The Anti-Advertising Agency.

What can a man, a camera, and many shades of paint produce? Excellent results and an intriguing video.
Via Wooster Collective

Serious eye-candy illustration from Mathew Star Thomas.

The traffic lights in New Delhi say: "Relax."
Photo : Robert La Bua

Amautalab: a multidisciplinary creative studio.
Serious eye/ear candy. (their video from Resfest is great) hotneonred sent me this, asking simply: "what?"

Space Invader's "Rubikcubism."
Clean, fresh--I'm impressed.

Party vicariously. [Editor's Note: Then take pictures. Then post to the internet]

100 Proof Truth oozes with eye candy. This picture is from a spread by Paul Hartnett. (PDF)

For the typophiles: texts for Ernioe's "Pornofitti." (PDF)
Via Ekosystem

Laser 3.14- a personal favorite. Poetry amongst Amsterdam, taking a break from complicated pieces to appreciate ideas. (and "just trying to get by in the kingdom of the worms" while tripping was thought-provoking)

Read an article (Reuters) about Liu Jian's fight against "chinglish." My life is better because of these (plentiful) examples.

Musipedia song searching: search via humming, tapping, musical contours, or (an awkward) keyboard function. Had the most success with tapping--too bashful to use the humming search in public.

Unfold: the second episode of Backspace by Stephen Watkins. Beautiful. Via Wooster Collective

The Vibro-Sounder (or is it Freedom Driver?) is tiny and allows solid objects to function as speakers. Originally via Compact-Impact but it now seems to be missing.

Watch for more pics of Wooster's 11 Spring St. exhibition as it unfolds this weekend. I ache to be there.

Musicovery: Interactive WebRadio
Less control over music than Pandora, but grouping music by mood allows a different dimention than Pandora.

Very strange fish-inventions. Na-Cord Fish Extension Cord. Via Thoughts from the Sidelines

Glamorous pleasure products: diamonds, gold, and crystal... I'm overwhelmed. Via CoolHunting (Cockring from Kiki de Montparnasse)

Leaning into the theme of eroticism:
Divine Interventions creates religious-themed pleasure products.

ATTN: Some may find it offensive, I find it humorous.

Great ad: Triumph is relying upon online videos of ridiculous toughness tests to sell their boats. Via NYT

The CrustaStun: the end of the boiling water vs stake to the heart arguement
Via A Thrilling Wonder

Great ad from Philips: Shaven John Doe explains the benefits of "shaving everywhere." Reminds me of Ms. Dewey a bit.

More skulls: Alexandre Orion creates art using soot.
Via Wooster Collective