If you’re in the San Diego area, be sure to check out The Space Invaders Walk, a virtual tour through the city that’s led by Invader, a famous street artist who makes an appearance in Bansky’s new film, Exit Through The Gift Shop.
In addition to creating your own space invader, you can also keep an eye out for various pieces by Invader that have been stuck up around the city, all in anticipation of the group show that’s opening at Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego called “Viva la Revolucion: A Dialogue with the Urban Landscape”.
The last time we saw BLU, he had just released MUTO, a wall-painted animation that was like nothing else ever seen before, and which could only be described as amazing.
Now he’s back with a piece called BIG BANG BIG BOOM (an unscientific point of view on the beginning and evolution of life … and how it could probably end) and once again he’s raised the bar, as this wall-painted animation redefines what big budget street art is all about.
Hennessey is a well-known tuner of all things domestic, but recently he set his sights on a supercar of his own, and created what just might be the new high-water mark in hypercar performance.
Called the Venom GT, it’s loosely based on a Lotus Elise, though with a tweaked and twin-turbo’ed Corvette ZR1 engine behind the driver making 1,200hp and propelling a 2,548-pound, carbon fiber body, it’s probably closer to a UFO in the book of automotive taxonomy than any four-wheeled vehicle.
Add it all up, and you’ve got a $1million Bugatti Veyron beater that will go to 62mph in 2.9 seconds on its way to a top speed of 260mph.
Etsy user taraduff makes a “Lumberjack Hat” that doesn’t just make you feel like a lumberjack, it also makes you look like one too. That’s because the knitted stocking cap includes a shaggy knitted beard and mustache that are stored within, and can be pulled over your face if the weather gets cold, or if [...]
