Ghastly sushi bar panoramic by kozyndan

People are on the menu in kozyndan's new panoramic called "The Best Sushi in Town." It'll go on sale Friday at Bold Hype. Via.

*Previously: Puma vs. Nike by kozyndan.

*Buy "Urban Myths: Giant Robot Presents A Book By Kozyndan" at Amazon.

Let's watch Youtube (link roundup)

Lots of clever work in Nebojsa Cvetkovic's sketchbook.

And a few more links:

1. Omega Red desktop wallpaper by Marco Nelor.

2. The Netherlands has to kill 40,000 pregnant goats to stop the spread of Q-fever, a deadly and highly infectious bacteria that's released into the air during birthing or miscarriages by infected goats.

3. Cake looks like giant piece of sushi.

*At Toycutter: Omega Red custom action figure.

*Buy Omega Red toys at eBay.

Monsters eat sushi (and more)

Sushi-eating monsters by Cheri Scholten, and Terrarium in a bottle by Nicole Gustafsson - - two of the many works of art from Gallery Nucleus' Power in Numbers show.

*Previously: The A-Team eats sushi off a friend.

*Buy terrariums at Amazon.

Demon Lamp (link roundup)

Demon Lamp designed by Jamie Hewlett on sale here. Via.

And a few more links:

1. Fake Steve Jobs is trying to crash AT&T's network, which seems like the kind of stunt that should disqualify him from real journalist jobs.

2. Cake looks like salmon nigiri.

3. Many-armed chef-bot sculpture.

*Previously: Giant nigiri.

*Buy Gorillaz toys at eBay.

Jim Rugg cover for the LA Weekly (link roundup)

The cover of this week's LA Weekly is by Jim Rugg.

And a few more links:

1. The Ashley Wood toys are really too expensive to have problems like this.

2. Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus starring Deborah Gibson and Lorenzo Lamas. Stills of the monsters here. Via.

3. While exploring the site of The Asylum, makers of the Mega Shark movie, I found this giant nigiri.

4. Some people create custom Thing action figures. Other people create custom Thing televisions.

*Previously: Shark plane.

*Learn how to make sushi with these books at Amazon.

Jim Rugg cover for the LA Weekly (link roundup)

The cover of this week's LA Weekly is by Jim Rugg.

And a few more links:

1. The Ashley Wood toys are really too expensive to have problems like this.

2. Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus starring Deborah Gibson and Lorenzo Lamas. Stills of the monsters here. Via.

3. While exploring the site of The Asylum, makers of the Mega Shark movie, I found this giant nigiri.

4. Some people create custom Thing action figures. Other people create custom Thing televisions.

*Previously: Shark plane.

*Learn how to make sushi with these books at Amazon.

Mechtorians desktop wallpaper

Terrific photograph by Ron Lu of three versions of Doktor A.'s Stefan Le Podd and the smaller Mechtorian "Scuttler the Butler." Available in very high-res, suitable as a desktop wallpaper here. And check out Ron's terrific Astro Boy Munny.

*Previously: Win an one of a kind Mechtorian by Doktor A.

*Buy Mechtorians at Tenacious Toys.

Mechtorians desktop wallpaper

Terrific photograph by Ron Lu of three versions of Doktor A.'s Stefan Le Podd and the smaller Mechtorian "Scuttler the Butler." Available in very high-res, suitable as a desktop wallpaper here. And check out Ron's terrific Astro Boy Munny.

*Previously: Win an one of a kind Mechtorian by Doktor A.

*Buy Mechtorians at Tenacious Toys.

The A-Team eats sushi off a friend

The A-Team eats sushi off The Greatest American Hero in this piece by Scott Campbell for the Idiot Box show opening tomorrow at Gallery 1998.

At the risk of giving you an earworm, here's the openings for both shows. I actually couldn't find an embeddable English-language version of the A-Team opening:





UPDATE: From the same show - - the A-Team as robots.

UPDATE #2: From the comments - - the A-Team opening redone as Gears of War machinima. The ending is terrific:



*Previously: The A-Team reunite to contact Hannibal's ghost (really).

*Buy A-Team toys at eBay.

The A-Team eats sushi off a friend

The A-Team eats sushi off The Greatest American Hero in this piece by Scott Campbell for the Idiot Box show opening tomorrow at Gallery 1998.

At the risk of giving you an earworm, here's the openings for both shows. I actually couldn't find an embeddable English-language version of the A-Team opening:





UPDATE: From the same show - - the A-Team as robots.

UPDATE #2: From the comments - - the A-Team opening redone as Gears of War machinima. The ending is terrific:



*Previously: The A-Team reunite to contact Hannibal's ghost (really).

*Buy A-Team toys at eBay.

Plush nun, sushi chef, lumberjack, and more

The Sweet and Sour Etsy shop is full of adorable creations, including a vampire, lumberjack, mermaid, luchadors, sushi chef, and ruler-wielding nun.

*Previously: "Every nun needs a synthesizer" ad.

*Buy mermaid toys at eBay.

Plush nun, sushi chef, lumberjack, and more

The Sweet and Sour Etsy shop is full of adorable creations, including a vampire, lumberjack, mermaid, luchadors, sushi chef, and ruler-wielding nun.

*Previously: "Every nun needs a synthesizer" ad.

*Buy mermaid toys at eBay.

How to make rice krispies "sushi" (recipe link roundup)

1. Recipe for Rice Krispies and candy "sushi."

2. How to salt water for boiling is the most commented on recipe at Epicurious, and the comments are hilarious. For example:

I am frustrated with these "advanced" recipes. Does everyone think we're ALL professional chefs?? I can't tell at what point to add the salt, and what kind of salt? Kosher? Fleur de Sal? Iodized? And then what kind of water? Tap? Distilled? Artesian? How long do I boil it? I am so confused. Please, Epicurious, screen your recipes better.

Via.

3. Recipe for spaghetti in creamy pea sauce with crisped prosciutto.

4. Recipe for spaghetti alla boscaiola (spaghetti with tomato sauce and mushrooms).

5. Recipe for guacamole and bacon dip.

6. Hot bacon-blue cheese dip recipe.

7. Bacon and shrimp fingers recipe.

*Find previously posted recipes here.

*Buy "The Science Chef Travels Around the World: Fun Food Experiments and Recipes for Kids" at Amazon.

The Sushis meet the Tempuras

New sushi-themed artwork by Scott Campbell on sale at Gallery1998.

*Previously: Racing sushi.

*Buy a book of Scott Campbell's cartoons at Amazon.

Sushi cupcakes

Head over here to find out how to make these sushi cupcakes. Via.

*Previously: Cupcake-shaped stool.

*Buy Hello, Cupcake!: Irresistibly Playful Creations Anyone Can Make at Amazon.

Video: Forget racing sausages, here's racing sushi

Here's how the Vancouver Canadians entertain the fans:



Via these sites.

*Previously: Horse sushi.

Video: Forget racing sausages, here's racing sushi

Here's how the Vancouver Canadians entertain the fans:



Via these sites.

*Previously: Horse sushi.

Sushi Ornament heads plus Playmobil bodies

Far as I can tell, these are customized Playmobil figures with sushi heads. More photos in this gallery.

*Previously: Horse sushi.

Sushi Ornament heads plus Playmobil bodies

Far as I can tell, these are customized Playmobil figures with sushi heads. More photos in this gallery.

*Previously: Horse sushi.