by Michael Hanttula · Oct 27, 2009 · Zine
Improv Everywhere continues to demonstrate that they are one of the most relevant creative groups today with Grocery Store Musical: by Michael Hanttula · Oct 27, 2009 · Zine
‘We’ve got some work to do now’ is a rather good Threadless t-shirt design that presents Velma & Scooby Doo (the only remaining members of the team) as vampire & zombie hunters. by Michael Hanttula · Oct 27, 2009 · Site News
I’m happy to announce that Seeing Double, a new Hanttula exhibit, is now open! This exhibit investigates the mysteriously similar films that will often be released at or around the same time, then pits them in a head-to-head battle where YOU get to decide the... by Michael Hanttula · Oct 24, 2009 · Zine
The brilliant chaps at Mustache & Monocle have taken the saddening security video footage of a drunk attempting to buy more beer and have turned it in to a comical, old-timey flick. Ah, what a little ragtime piano can add to an otherwise dismal... by Michael Hanttula · Oct 19, 2009 · Zine
If this YouTube video existed several years ago, perhaps George Lucas could have used it as an example of improving old films with re-editing… rather than whatever he did. by Michael Hanttula · Oct 18, 2009 · Zine
For anything that ails you this Sunday morning, Dr. Hanttula prescribes a simple viewing of the beat-boxing chipmunk. He also recommends clicking “replay” at least 7 times… by Michael Hanttula · Oct 16, 2009 · Zine
Life Magazine shows us ’30 Dumb Inventions’ from the 50’s & 60’s. While most are pretty pointless (like the device to smoke an entire pack of cigarettes at once), I will throw down with anyone that tries to say jetpacks are... by Michael Hanttula · Oct 16, 2009 · Zine
In a time when fear-mongering is becoming a new American pastime,Volkswagen introduces their “Fun Theory” — getting people to improve their behavior by making activities fun. Yay for fun! Throwing Trash into a Bin Taking the Stairs (instead of an... by Michael Hanttula · Oct 16, 2009 · Zine
In ‘High Five New York’ a bicyclist rolls the streets of NYC giving high-fives to people hailing cabs (to their happy surprise and/or dismayed anger) (FYI: there are some F-bombs dropped in the... by Michael Hanttula · Oct 16, 2009 · Zine
Now you can enjoy the wonderful World of Mr. Toast in paper toy form. Print your own here.
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