Author: Tony M.

Tom Otterness Sculptures

Sculptures can be mundane and boring, Tom Otterness takes the boring out of sculptures and gives them a whole new dimension. You will find his work in parks, plazas, subway stations, libraries, courthouses and museums in New York City. His cartoonish approach to his sculptures has a mass appeal for all ages. Tony M.If this […]

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The Great Pumpkin Flood

Thousands of pumpkins were swept away this week in Upper Valley in Vermont after heavy rains. Farmer Walter Gladstone estimates he lost 60-100 thousand pumpkins. The pumpkins were picked up by the waters and found their way downstream to neighboring shores were residents collected the pumpkins. The great pumpkin flood got the attention of many […]

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Largest Hand Held Yo-Yo Ever

There is always one in the crowd. Boastful and bigger. Who has the biggest hand held yo-yo? Chris Allen, the professional yo-yoist has that claim for now. He is the big dog in the yard and owns the biggest yo-yo. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see […]

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Terrarium in a Light Bulb

You can turn just about anything into art. Here is a light bulb turned into a terrarium. A whole new tiny world to explore with your bouncing orb in your mind’s eye. Imagine the possibilities. Learn how to make your own>> Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you […]

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The Marker of the Beast

Before you go crazy and etch 666 on the back of your friend’s head and walls, remember to mind public property. A devil of an idea. This limited run of 1,000 pairs of totally evil markers were created by Diesel Sweeties and  illustrated by Chris Piascik. All in fun and just ready for Halloween. Tony […]

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10 Redesigned Movie Posters Inspired by Men’s Style

You have to dress the part to be the man. The outfit makes the man. It might not be much to the casual viewer. Great detail is given to the costume of any character. Here is a collection of 10 posters where clothing plays an important part to distinguish the character(s). The collection includes American […]

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The Quick Brown Fox Jumps over the Lazy Dog

Just what is your type? The Quick Brown Fox Jumps over the Lazy Dog the Typeface Memory Game is the coolest thing for typographers to polish up their skills on the latest and classic typefaces. This is the coolest lettering game ever, perhaps the only game out there of this kind. Get to learn about […]

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Aspirins – Cutter

Aspirins – Cutter by Alex Harrison is a carousel of playful sounds and plastic mechanically dancing in ambiance. It has a little Modern Times homage of sprocket genius. As the wheels of progress keep chiming away life just keeps on beating away around us. The rainbow like colors allure the senses as the marriage of […]

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The Book on Pac-Man

Moleskine is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Pac-Man with a limited edition of Pac-Man notebooks. This is one notebook I will leave blank. You can play Pac-Man the arcade game below if you want. http://www.classicgamesarcade.com/games/pacman.swfArcade Games Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love […]

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Vintage Surfing Photographs

What appears to be vintage surfing photographs were actually taken recently. These pictures were created old school style, tintype to be precise. Joni Sternbach the photographer behind this elaborate process explains her art. She has released a book called SurfLand where more of her technique is explored. “The process of posing can be a little […]

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What Your Facebook Portrait Says About You

There is an angle to everything and the angle you pose for your Facebook account says a lot about your personality. Of course this is void of any gratuitous boob shots. We know where you are at. So are you putting up your best face? via-fastcompany Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back […]

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