8" Anatomical Gummi Bear 3D puzzle (Available this Spring)

Teaming up with Fame Master, the masters of anatomical toy's. The makers of Kikkerland and 4D Master anatomical 3D puzzles...
The 8" Anatomical Gummi Bear 3D puzzle.
Available this Spring in 5 gummi flavors :P

Auf Blank Lenticular Gummi Fabric

I have been working with a German Designer bag company called "Auf Blank"
Its been a top secret project for about the last year. I still cannot reveal all the details but they sent me this groovy video of the lenticular fabric we are developing. Stay tuned as things are quickly coming together ;)

Hi-Fructose Collected 2 Box Set (Limited Edition)

HI-FRUCTOSE Collected Vol. 2 Box Set Limited Edition!!!

Included will be a 2'x2' foldout of my very first anatomy schematic
"Pneumatic Anatomica". I am floored and honored to be included with
such a collection of creative powerhouses :)

More info at Hi-Fructose

Sweet tattoo of the Dunny Anatomy (Visible Vinyl) illustration sent to me by its owner, DC resident Joey Belcher.

You effin rock! :D

Gingerbread Man Anatomy Holiday Cards

Just in time for the holidays!

10 cards and envelopes $20
available on my website- www.moistproduction.com

Talk Nerdy To Me...

I only spent a year working at the ill fated "ESPN Mobile", But I made some terrific friends while there. Not the least was my good friend Katie Linendoll. We shared a fondness for collecting toys and the occasional fart joke (I would tell them and she would roll her eyes...). After the good people at Disney decided to pull the plug on its mobile sports venture, we pretty much lost touch. Then one day I spotted her in my wired magazine in an ad as one of the hosts of A&E's Emmy-nominated reality show, 'We Mean Business". It turns out in the two years time I hadn't seen her she went ahead and got herself a pretty groovy career pitching tech gear in her unique quirky manner.

Well she now has launched her long awaited blog (well, i've been waiting... :P) and its sure to bring expected kooky entertainment :D

Check it out here- Linky

CT Scans of toys and food

Thanks again to James P. for passing me a super cool link.

RadiologyArt.com posts some images of everyday objects such as toys and cheeseburgers taken while inside a CT scanner. They even have some 360˚ rotating movies.

Charlie Immer

"Elk Puke"

Came across this artist Charlie Immer over at the Juxtapoz blog. Really digging his use of anatomy and his solid grasp of color control.

Check out more here- LINKY

Very cool and dreamy 3D forms by deviant artist "GutlessWonder".
Check out his gallery for more... LINK

Plastic Army Man Sculpture

Found via NOTCOT.com

Original source

Barbara Canepa

Ive become quite a fan of Barbara Canepa ever since she blogged some of my work a few months ago. She is a talented French illustrator whos blog ive been feverishly trying to translate but babblefish keeps failing me :(
I will update this post as soon as I can give accurate information about her...
until then please drop by her VERY popular blog and check out her work, WELL worth it :)
Barbara Canepa

I cant make it to the SDCC but I really want one of these I.W.G. Flying Saucer Attack Craft. Can somebody hook me up? :)

Al Jaffee's fold-ins for Mad magazine, from the 1960s to the present, in interactive form.

If your like me, then you grew up in the 70's and 80's, like spicy foods and read MAD Magazine.

Here is a nice collection of back page interactive fold ins illustrated by Al Jaffe.

Link via NT TIMES

Tron paper animation

Tron
by freres-hueon

Link via DRAWN!

Atomic Beauty

Some ironically beautiful images of a French atomic test from the 1970's
More to see at the Locorne Flickr page LINK

Stephanie Metz

Thanks James for pointing out this gorgeous piece done by Stephanie Metz.
"Teddy Bear Fetal Development" made of felted wool and buttons.

WOW

apparently this was actually animated in play-doh. 2 and a half tons of it.
Three weeks and 40 animators. WOW!



This one is also pretty cool. Also not computer animated.



This one all in paint.

Transformer Phone

And apparently it still functions as a phone. HERE

Beautiful Toys

Take-G hand-makes the most beautiful wooden toys. The site is Japanese but the images can be appreciated in any language. Check out the "crafts" section

This is just cool...

Someone turned a house into a very trippy sculture. There is no info on the site that lets us know who did this or even where it is. Definately interesting though. link