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Super Mario in Space: Star Wars Meets Plumbing in Pop Culture Mash-Up Portraits
L.A.-based artist Misha has a way with geeky art. Using one of her favorite inspirations, video games, and mashing it together with some of the most iconic images from the Star Wars universe, Misha created a set of pop culture portraits which, she admits, have really grown on her. Created for the Harajuku-themed group show Sweet Streets, the Super Mario Star Wars paintings illustrate the sheer lengths at which geeks will go to illustrate their love for their culture. Misha... Continue reading
Pixel art made with Rubik Cubes: Geekiest art form ever?
After coming across this art project using Rubik Cubes to create pixel art, we are pretty positive he have found the geekiest art form of all time. The innovations and uses of this classic strategy game never ceases to amaze, and these pixel portraits are no exception. The Space Invader artist is also known for their “urban invasion” of various pixel art throughout the world. Looks pretty snazzy to us. Now we’ll have to keep a look out for some... Continue reading
I dare you, use the Extendable Hand Held Tripod
Don’t ever get caught using this device unless you are in a situation where the ‘stick-your-arm-out-and-curl-hand’ method can’t possibly work. If anyone ever sees you, just be ready to be the butt of everyone’s joke. You look like a complete geek (not the fun geek, the weird geek) and the pictures can’t be improved that much. The Extendable Hand Held Tripod (which isn’t really a tripod) is on Amazon for $19.99, a perfect gag gift for that preteen niece of... Continue reading
