Royal Treatment by Tyson McAdoo.

Tyson (Tyson McAdoo) is an Atlanta based artist and disciple of DC, Marvel and Dark Horse Comics with a penchant for bad, tattooed girls. Grrrr.

More on McAdoo here.

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Liu Bolin, The Almost Invisible Man. Thanks!: NPD.

Shandong artist Liu Bolin paints himself to correspond into various backgrounds. The end result are completely mind-boggling. The 35 year old artist say his photos (which can take up to 10 hours to produce) are his way of protesting against the government for their routine suppression of Chinese artists. Bolin’s own studio was shut down by the government in 2005.

Huge photo gallery of Bolin’s Camouflage series here.

That’s My Face.

The website for Portland, Oregon company, That’s My Face, allows you to modify a photo of yourself (or anyone else’s) and change things like your ethnicity, age, or sex (yes, please). Once you’re happy with the way “your face” looks, you can have it made into way too many creepy things. For $129.99 you can have a 12″ inch action figure made with your face on it (or anyone else’s. Like the chick you’re currently stalking). Of course, if you just want a head with your face on it, for $1,999 you can get a life-size That’s My Face Head.

This 3:30 minutes infomercial is all kinds of wrong. If you make it past the 2:00 mark, the face of the guy from the way too personal, Personal Urn makes an appearance. And I really didn’t want to see him again. True story.

Much more weirdness at That’s My Face.com.

Stereo Mood. Drunk, horny or high? We have a play list for that.

Of the two lists I immediately clicked on (Drunk and States of Hallucinations) both were slam drunks. I mean dunks.  Stereo Mood is my new favorite time-killer. Dig it.