Shred a Couch…
…and other stuff like an Arcade size version of Asteroids. This is awesome Sunday hangover material. I mean the fact that I’m totally sleeping my hangover off as you read this (it’s the only way…well that and Funhouse Red Beer seem to help) should automatically qualify me as an expert in such boozy [...]

Isaac PIerro, I Killed Qupid, 2008.
Artist Isaac Pierro says the hardest emotion for him to show through his art is Happiness. If you look through Pierro’s catalog, this may not come as a surprise to you. And that’s because Pierro’s subjects often look like your old Teddy Bear or an innocent cartoon character from your [...]

Wendy O wasn’t bad. She was just drawn that way.

This Friday will bring on the longest day of the year. So it makes sense that this weekend should last longer than any other weekend this year, right? Is my math good on that one? No? Oh well, fuck it. I never liked math, and math [...]

Mickey Rourke, Father’s Day 2008, Miami.
Please don’t email me letting telling me I put the censored mark in the wrong place. It’s totally in the right place. Trust me.
To see the uncensored version of this photo (and more), click here. Thanks to Michael K and the wickedly funny Dlisted for the Mickey Link.

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Editors Note: The author would like it to be known that she is a former member of the original 1970’s Kiss Army. She also loves Kiss and treasures her signed copy of Double Platinum. The author also dressed as Ace Frehley on Halloween from 1977-1980. She firmly believes it is an indisputable fact that Kiss [...]

Tom Waits, Eggs and Sausage & a Side of Toast Art Show. Are you in it?
…but Tom Waits wants none of your toast. Unless of course, his god-like image is on it. Or maybe you like to digitally manipulate images of Tom Waits. Phone Booth Gallery is asking Waits’ fans to submit art of [...]

Jason D’Aquino, Dr. Gonzo. Graphite on Matchbook.
Jason D’Aquino is a Miniaturist out of Brooklyn. Among his Mother, D’Aquino credits Maurice Sendak as a source of inspiration for his art. D’Aquino uses vintage matchbooks or in the case of D’Aquino’s series, “Plumbing”, paper from a vintage Plumbing catalog to create his miniature art. There’s a [...]