paper art.

crazy mind blowing work by peter callesen. click HERE to see more...
(thanks for the link, dad).

pane e vino.

what did you wish for?


is ben proposing?


warren tricomi rules.


21. crazy.


i like this picture. i just do.


oh, neil.


what the hell do you think you're doing elliott?

hollywood.

simply nice.

just click it.

i love this. courtesy of stumble upon. courtesy of my dad.

click HERE!

21.

happy birthday shoko. now go get wasted! jk.

sh*t figures.

i kid you not, these guys are actually part of a series called the sh*t fighter series. notice the first little guy's head. awesome. and the little boxer dude -- check out the picture on his shirt. double awesome. i mean, doesn't it just make you sooper excited to know that there are geniuses out there coming out with these great ideas? thank you elliott for introducing me to my newest best friends. they're the best pieces of shit i've ever seen.

yeah, that's what you like to see.

there's nothing like a mother lighting a cigarette for her daughter. that's melanie griffith on the left, her daughter dakota on the right. awesome.

...oh yeah, dakota is 17. double awesome.

chew on this.

the gum wall in san luis obispo. chew your gum, stick it on the wall and then wash your hands.

row-boughts.

cool glass robots. too bad they're only available in toronto.

i'd live here #2

styrofoam.

made entirely of styrofoam cups. so next time you're about to throw out your styrofoam cup, just think of the artistic possibilities. it's art, not trash!

scarlett hearts you.

apparently, Scarlett Johannson has just signed a major endorsement
deal with Reebok. she will design retro-inspired clothing and footwear called Scarlett “Hearts” Rbk. couldn't she have signed with Puma or Nike? that would've been much cooler.

i'd live here #1

if i could, i'd post all the cool houses/buildings/apartments/lofts that i find. but i've been too lazy. i stumbled upon this cool pad in brooklyn though (i love the 3 stories):

moom.

ever heard of moom? me neither. up until 5 minutes ago. thanks for the link, dad. moom stands for Museum of Online Museums. if you click HERE and go to the "galleries, exhibitions and shows" section, you'll find an array of bizarre sites dedicated to, well, bizarre things. a sampling:

how about a collection of manhole covers of the world? http://www.danheller.com/manholes.html

or how about the world's largest dice collection? http://www.dicecollector.com/

or visit the movie titles page where someone has compiled screen shots of thousands of movie titles. http://www.shillpages.com/movies/dd.shtml

good times.

Ooooooh.

via Josh Spear:

"The addition of visualizers to search engines is quickly gaining popularity. This one is pretty cool, it’s called Amaztype. It’s made by Keita Kitamura and Yugo Nakamura and allows you to search amazon.com for any media by title or author–and it creates an array of book covers you can rollover for more info. It even piles all the books up to create the word or phrase you were searching for. Hence, I was searching for Design. Nice little tool, and very well executed."

try it HERE.

tokyo hotels part 2.

below are a few pictures from the Conrad Tokyo:


the stylish bar, Twenty Eight.


the spa. can i transport myself there now?


the pool. swimming never looked so appealing.


the wedding chapel. looks pretty cool to me.


the variety of hotels in tokyo seem pretty endless. in 2007, the Ritz-Carlton Tokyo and the Peninsula Tokyo will open. how much money will i have to make to have any hope of ever staying in one of these places? ...for now, i can at least make a visit, maybe have a drink, have some dinner, enjoy the views. or i can continue to just simply admire the pictures.

tokyo hotels part 1.

so i'm starting to get excited about going to japan again. we leave in about a month and will be there for around 10 days. i was going through some of my favorite japan blogs and found some cool stuff about hotels in tokyo. ever since "lost in translation," it seems like everybody, including myself, has wanted to visit that hotel (park hyatt). it reeks of cool and the dramatic cityscape view from the bar looks awesome. well, not surprisingly, there are a lot of hotels in tokyo that look pretty amazing. here's one of them:


this is the lobby at the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo. it's been voted the best in the world. apparently you are taken in through a private entrance and sped up 38 floors by a private elevator into the lobby. a spectacular panorama of Tokyo city awaits. can anyone say, dramatic first impression?


one of the suites.


the pool.


by the way, on a completely random note, i read about a drink that's served at a cafe in tokyo. it's called the "iced smile" -- milk poured over crushed ice cubes made out of coffee. i'm not a big coffee or milk drinker, but this sounded really good.

bunny yawns

is there really a site dedicated to yawning bunnies? crazy. and brilliant.





to see more, click HERE.

new toys

Etch & Sketch. How could you not want these little guys?

i'd like a bar of fart, please.

some of my favorite foods:






for more rude food, click HERE.

dew you want some?

the perfect treat for a hot summer's day. mmmmmmmmmm...

call me.

wouldn't people be happier if all public phones looked like this?

banksy.

if you haven't heard of banksy, learn more about him HERE and HERE.

zizou!

the best game ever?

thanks to the 2 jason's for the link...

click HERE!

brooklyn bunny.

for shoko:
a bunny webcam. what could be better?
check out the site HERE.