
With the Monochrome skin that Michael Sison designed for Infectious, you can turn your iPhone or iPod into a retro-themed masterpiece of ‘80s gaming.
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With the Monochrome skin that Michael Sison designed for Infectious, you can turn your iPhone or iPod into a retro-themed masterpiece of ‘80s gaming.
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Infectious has always been the place to go for some of the best artist designed iPhone skins, iPod skins, car decals, adhesive wall art and laptop art around, and now they’re the place to go for custom skateboard decks as well thanks to a recent purchase of Popdeck, the former skate deck champion.
Both Infectious and Popdeck are similar to Threadless in that artists can submit designs and then the community votes on the winners, which means each new piece of art is unique and there should be plenty to chose from to match your style.
To get the new and improved Popdeck purchase off the ground, Infectious is also hosting an art contest called the Skate Deck Design Challenge, and if your design is one of the first five to be picked to become a skate deck, you’ll win fabulous prizes that range from $1000 in cold hard cash to a limited edition, never to be sold “Infectious Eats Popdeck” skate deck.
Check them out:
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The slowly downsizing girl group Danity Kane shed their clothing recently to take part in PETA’s “We’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” campaign.
They might be comfortable in their own skin so that animals can keep theirs, but at some point, someone’s going to call PETA out for just peddling partially naked women to grow their own brand, right?
Right?
[PETA - Danity Kane's Naked Anti-Fur Ad]
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More PETA porn?
Sure, why not?
First, there’s “Australian singer, actress, and long-time vegetarian” Sophie Monk, lying on a bed of chili peppers to promote veggies and condone animal testing.
Then, there’s Australian supermodel Imogen Bailey protesting the Bull-Riding World Cup.
Is there anything PETA won’t protest with a bit of extra skin?
[Via: The PETA Files]
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