Made You Look

Almost St. Patrick’s Day. I don’t know what it’s like but I was a big fan of their sugary cereals. You can get your stick over at Perpetual Kid.

A public art project in Times Square projects peoples’ faces on a huge digital billboard. Stop by the Chashama Gallery on 44th street and have your photo taken, and see it appear on an enormous billboard hanging 48 stories up 15 minutes later. Artist Raul Vincent Enriquez says it’s all about eye contact. via wired

Amigurumi style bunny that has a removable brain. Sorry to say that he’s already sold out. product via craftzine

Hishaku is found in the spleen, most often in females. Symptoms include an overpowering appetite for sweets, a yellowish complexion, and a tendency to hum. It can be stopped with acupuncture around the navel.

Hinoshu, also found in the spleen, looks like a rock and remains dormant inside the body until the host visits a crowded sightseeing area, at which time Hinoshu causes dizziness by thrashing about and creating the sensation of rocks crashing against each other. Acupuncture is an effective treatment.

You can find more disease-causing creatures over at Pink Tentacle.

This game is only in it’s early stages but already causing controversy.  There are even rumors that it’s going to be banned in the United States.The DS game deals with the holocaust and revolves around a young Jewish boy living in France under the Nazi occupation of WWII. In order to escape the atrocities around him, he imagines a fantasy world, in which the game is set. via worthplaying

You wouldn’t think that it would be comfortable cuddling with robots but you don’t need to worry so much with softbots.

Akaishi Foot Massager Socks. The fleece shots press into your feet at key pressure point locations to “help encourage the flow of energy through the body and the elimination of lactic acid crystals accumulated in tired feet”. I need these! product via gearfuse.

Songs described in graphs. More over at Made in England.

Character design by formatbrian’s from the Behance Network. My hunch is the one with the fro.

The Way They Move illustration by Josh Kenyon