Now you can enjoy the wonderful World of Mr. Toast in paper toy form. Print your own here.

Here's a video of 'PhotoSketch' - a system that composes a photo-realistic picture from a simple, freehand sketch annotated with text labels.

A crew of freeboarders* took over a street in San Francisco one night to create the look of Tetris with large neon shapes upon their heads. *(freeboards are skateboards that behave more like snowboards)

It was simply a matter of time: Bacon Jam.

First there was Obamicon now there is Boobiconbrought to you from Feel Your Boobies! for a good cause.

Today marks the 250th "birthday" of Guinness. Celebrate at your local pub or with the online global toast. Happy birthday, Guinness. The worldwide toast is supposed to go like this But, knowing how things go in pubs, might end up more...

Daniel's Daily Monster presents the record of daily drawings a father made for his son's lunchbox.

Sophie Blackall turns the posts on 'Missed Connections' websites into art.

Artist/designer Jennie Maneri has created a beautiful "real-fake" Katamari sculpture using miniature items. In case you don't know, Beautiful Katamari is a video game where the player must roll up various objects (from office supplies & food to buildings &...

Halloween is slowly approaching. I will give a shiny quarter to the person that builds me an army of Automatonic Gourds:

My life goals changed this morning. For now, more than anything, I want to build an Airstream version of this awesome Camper Bike. When you visit the site, be sure to admire the artistic paintings of the camper bike & its rider; takes the whole project to an even...

Boey produces some fantastic art on foam coffee cups.

Apparently, Kayne West thinks that Beyoncé has a better site than Hanttula.com.

Park[ing] Day LA is tomorrow. Park[ing] Day LA hits the streets of Los Angeles on Friday, September 18th, as artists, designers and activists throughout the city step up to the curb, put a quarter in the meter, and proceed to transform curbside metered parking spots...

A Love Letter for You brings inspiring mural art to the walls & streets of Philadelphia.

In April 2009, two artists sent personal, handwritten letters to each of the 467 residents of an Irish village. They have documented their project here.