3. I'd have hoped that the stock market's collapse would have eliminated this sort of foolishness, but Gavin Turk's sculpture "Brillo 5" is expected to sell at auction for $30,000. It's a bronze sculpture that looks like a plain cardboard box. Via.
A trio of odd anime-style heroes transform a boring cityscape into a vibrant world with their fresh parkour technique (and stylish new Nikes) in "RealCity" by Koji Morimoto for Nike iD.
You can watch RealCity in HD glory, as well as find desktop wallpapers and a screensaver at the official site. And this link is a quick way to download two more desktop wallpapers. Via.
A little internet sleuthing indicated this giant statue of an anime girl with a train moving between her legs is from Japan. Anyone know if it's for real and where it is? Via.
A little internet sleuthing indicated this giant statue of an anime girl with a train moving between her legs is from Japan. Anyone know if it's for real and where it is? Via.
A Christmas card you'd keep on your mantle long after Christmas, courtesy of Chip Kidd and The SpaceGiants. High-res version here. And here's some footage of The Space Giants in action:
I'm not familiar with Melty Blood, but I assume this is some sort of giant vampire-hunting stakegun. "Melty Blood Re.Act 1/7 Scale Pre-Painted PVC Figure: Ciel (Clerical Garment Version)" is $100 at Play-Asia.
I did dig up a video compilation of massive combos in the Melty Blood 2D fighter (no giant guns during the portion I saw):
Marcus Parcus has been illustrating his dreams, which include giant catbots tormenting Batman and Robin. Click through for two high res illustrations of the dream.
Two fabulous, highly posable new models by Kotobukiya expected to go on sale in June for $40. Snap-fit assembly is required. The pieces are cast in different colors, so painting is not required. Follow the links for lots of photos: