Sculptures Carved From Pencils

I've seen some pretty awesome art floating around the internet, but every once and a while I something so mind boggling it literally dumbfounds me. Dalton Getty is one of those people. The image you see below is a real pencil that he painstakingly carved into that hanging embedded heart. He didn't insert that thing in and glue it. No, he literally chiseled it out of the middle of the pencil in one piece using a magnifying glass, an x-acto knife and a sewing needle. What... the... fuck...

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I Am Afraid

If you've got any phobias and/or love Eminem, this might resonate with you. Maybe... Mostly I'm just continuing on my spree of music posts.

Eagle Drop Kick To The Face

Probably the most badass flying kick I've seen outside of a Tony Jaa movie. So regal, and yet so vicious. I'm enthralled.

Lava The Puppy

The contrast between the honest depiction of this marine's brutal job and the joy this puppy brings him really makes this little story inspiring. It simultaneously shows how hard a soldier's life can be, and yet how much a single little thing can help someone be happy.

Ninja Robot Hand

This video isn't new, but the dexterity of this robotic hand is impressive enough to warrant going up here anyway. I particularly like the phone flipping trick. As the voice over points out, tossing stuff to itself isn't usually in a robot's skill set.

Linked To By: Dan L.

Fuck You, The Song

This unexpected combination of jazzy soul and "fuck you" actually makes for a hilariously awesome song. Its kind of hard to describe and I think it falls squarely into the category of "just has to be seen to understand."

Also the the motion enhanced typography reminds me of the Marsellus Wallace video I posted before.



Linked To By: Neale G.

It's Power Hour

I don't know if you guys saw Kanye's odd music video to the song power about the downfall of a decadent society or something rather, but I (shockingly) prefer this parody by Freddie Wong and Destorm. Amusing editing and great imagery.