Japanese Minivan Design
Monday, August 10th, 2009A nice gallery of Japanese Minivans, at World Famous Design Junkies.
A nice gallery of Japanese Minivans, at World Famous Design Junkies.
Replicating a famous album cover by snapping a photo of you and three friends walking across Abbey Road has been done. The new hotness? The art of the Sleeveface. Simply take what an album cover has started and complete the scene with body parts, instruments or other props. Hilarity ensues.
(via Levy)

Behold WeAreAutobots: via webcam, it turns live video of you into a Transformer by way of facial recognition.
It is pretty cool, even if only for a few minutes.
Let the experiments begin:
• It doesn’t transform two people at a time.
• It works on my neighbor Rachael when I duck out of the way.
• It does not work on my neighbor Rachael’s dog.
• Oddly, it does work on a drawing of a face on my stomach!
“Autobot Belly! Transform and roll out!”
扒手/ 掱 (shou) – “pickpocket”

A photo gallery of Chinese pickpockets at Izismile.
I buy a Japanese candy – “Puccho Gummy” – and suddenly I’m on the Puccho website downloading awesome wallpapers and fascinated with their cute videos (though I have absolutely no idea what they’re saying).
I’m enamored with the idea of candy having personality and wearing Elvis wigs and muttering witty things in Japanese (watch the videos):

Click down there to see more videos:

Chewy Bonus Round:
Puccho candy – now with breasts.
Fruity Bonus Round:
A Puccho widget (paste code into the sidebar of your blog).