Ok, so there are exceptions, but generally speaking, I completely agree with this illustration by Viktor Hertz: most 3D flicks are just a dressed up version of a steaming pile of terrible movie. I like to imagine that movie execs are sitting around saying, “Well, the movie sucks. There’s no doubt about it. But if we make it 3D, people might not notice!”
Illustration by Viktor Hertz (via Flickr)
Here’s yet another example of why I love Twitter: Last week I tried coconut water for the first time and instantly loved it. So what did I do? I pulled out my phone and tweeted that I’d “just lost my coconut water virginity”. The next day, Karen Kurycki (a.k.a. CMYKaren, the long lost sister of CMYBacon) posted an illustrated version of my tweet on her site, Absurd Overheard, which is an illustrated collection of absurd/funny/silly statements overheard. I encourage you to check out Absurd Overheard to see more of Karen’s illustrated statements. Seriously, she’s got some real zingers.
Infographics are great, but sometimes it’s a bit overwhelming to see a different one on every single blog and news site you visit. It may even be enough to make you lose it one day and yell “F#&k your infographic!”. Well if you’re ever feeling that way just take a deep breath, check out this great design by Abe Garcia, and have a good laugh.
I’ll admit, I’m not as cat-obsessed as some interneters are. But this t-shirt from Etsy seller Austin Tinius, a.k.a Burger and Friends, made me laugh.
Buy it for $24 (via Etsy)
Minnesota Middle Finger is the first piece in a series by Minneapolis-based designer Phil Jones called Minnesota Nice. This is so funny; I can’t wait to see what else Phil comes up with!
(via Flickr)
Truth Hurts is a hilariously dark set of iPhone wallpapers by Nico Ordozgoiti conveying the painful truths about owning an iPhone. Check out all the wallpapers and download them (for free!) on Behance.
(via Quipsologies)
I can guarantee you that this sleeping bag made by B Fiber and Craft Emporium is going to be coolest pizza-shaped sleeping bag you’ll see today. In fact, I’d be willing to bet 2 slices of pepperoni on it.
I’ve recently become fascinated by cake pops ever since one of my coworkers started making some incredible “cakes on a stick.” Seriously, whoever came up with this idea is brilliant. And speaking of brilliant…here are some hilarious Muppet cake pops made by Angie Dudley of Bakerella.
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