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Pleasant Pickle Face

by Michael Hanttula · Aug 23, 2012 · Museum of Food Anomalies

Is it the look of a simply happy pickle face? Or the trance-inducing stare of a MIND-CONTROLLING, PRESERVED CUCUMBER?

DIY Rockets… with matches

by Michael Hanttula · Jul 5, 2012 · Zine

A day late for 4th of July festivities, a fine instructional video is discovered. How to Make Match Rockets. httpv://vimeo.com/44700968

Blade Runner in Watercolors

by Michael Hanttula · Jul 5, 2012 · Zine

An artist/animator uses 3285 watercolor paintings in the first part of a recreation of the film “Blade Runner” {note: it takes about 18 seconds of video before any images start appearing } httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiPNMTKgn0Q#!

Walking Bird Fry

by Michael Hanttula · Jul 4, 2012 · Museum of Food Anomalies

A new species perhaps? The missing link? A french fry with legs, arms and a smart hat? A mystery on a plate!

Nutri-Grain E.T.

by Michael Hanttula · Jul 4, 2012 · Museum of Food Anomalies

Forget the crop circles, blurry UFO videos and other alien-related nonsense: here is irrefutable evidence of ETs among us!

Watermelon Skull

by Michael Hanttula · Jul 4, 2012 · Museum of Food Anomalies

“I felt a frightening foreshadowing of my impending doom…”

Thou Shall Not Commit Logical Fallacies

by Michael Hanttula · Jul 4, 2012 · Zine

An education is not just about the learning of facts and figures, but of learning how to learn and how to think. Yet most of us stumble through life committing the egregious “sins” of logical fallacies (in both our thoughts & debates). Now...

Floating Cinema

by Michael Hanttula · Apr 30, 2012 · Zine

Thailand shows us how outdoor cinema is done. Made of recycled materials, no less.

Brand Spirit

by Michael Hanttula · Apr 17, 2012 · Zine

Rather enjoying Andrew Miller’s Brand Spirit in which he paints out the branding of a different, common object each day for 100 days.

Simple & Awesome: RedBall Project

by Michael Hanttula · Mar 23, 2012 · Zine

Who would have thought that something as simple as a giant, inflatable red ball installed in unexpected places could be so inspiring and awesome? Answer: Kurt Perschke with his travelling RedBall Project.