Last Night a DJ Saved the World

Art by Steve Yun.

DJ Jesus breaks bread over breakbeats.

Quack You Up

Hot Dog Legs. by Willy Bobo.

Hilarious duck art and duck tweets from Milwaukee native Willy Bobo.

He-Mona

Robert Burden paints action figures on large canvases, thereby creating the greatest art ever. Here is a timelapse of how his portrait of Battle Cat came to be. It is awesome.

Don't Mess with the Messenger

New artist designs by Sam Flores and Jeremy Fish fashion Upper Playground style to the Chrome line of urban messenger bags. Take it from me, someone who walks to work each day with a Mini.Metro secured comfortably against his upper back by Chrome's patented chest buckle system, a new twist on a safety standard that thereby avoids the typical lower back strain associated with the more widely used sling-style messenger bags, I recommend with great admiration any of Chrome's messenger bags to the young professional who relies on his or her feet to peddle or walk from point a to b. The line offers a variety of sizes to fit any load and varying color schemes to compliment even the most outlandish of wardrobes. And as an added bonus, all Chrome messenger bags instantly give their wearer a feeling of invincibility as most people will no doubt liken themselves to either Snake Eyes or John Rambo, or any fictional military superhuman for that matter whom fights evil with a fully loaded arsenal strapped to their back. Like them, at any given moment, I fully expect a ninja sword or an endless supply of exploding arrows to be within arm's reach should I encounter a white-clothed assassin or rogue Burmese General in my daily commute. Which, needless to say, is a delusional sense of safety I'm happy to pay $120 for.

Slip Me Some Skin

Cool looking protection sleeves for iPods and other glowing rectangles. Available from GelaSkins.

Revenge of the Fallen

The taller the tale, the harder the fall.

Model Citizens

Jonah Samson gives BIG social commentary using dioramas of miniatures doing very bad things.

Chimpanzee, Not Chimp Pansy

I really should stop blogging with this post, because there is absolutely nothing more to say after Gangsta Chimp.

Origami Cool

Artist Shin Tanaka rescues origami from the bargain bins of American craft and hobby stores and makes it cool again, inspired by Tokyo street graffiti.

Charlie's No Angel

A surprising dark side of the normally easy to pushover Charlie Brown.

Show You How to Hustle

Constant Gallery in Los Angeles exhibits the pop art and retro hustle of Bill McMullen. Now through March 28.

LED (Light Emitting Dizziness)

Multiverse is comprised of 41,000 LEDs, all animated and programmed individually, ensuring a unique presentation each and every view.

Love Some Munny

A cute little faceless love story from Kidrobot.

Gnarly Art

An eloquent desription of the art of Chris Lundy can be found here. To me, his waves look like surfing on LSD.

Dragon Circuit Board Z

Fun electronics scrap art.

Two Ply, or Not Two Ply

Artist Yuken Teruya gives new meaning to the discarded: pizza boxes, a McDonald's bag, flags, deserts and toilet paper rolls.

Stick Figures

The TreeHugger Project embraces Brooklyn.

KAWS Célèbre

Pop art phenom KAWS is profiled on CBS Sunday Morning.

American Stain

Chris Stain creates the American urban experience in stencil. In February he exhibits his vision of New York at the Carmichael Gallery in LA.

Sample Clearance

The Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique, last of its kind before the legitimization of song sampling, turns 20. Celebrate with a commemorative website and career retrospective that can only be described as lyrical art.