The SF My Chemical Romance show was fantastic! They definitely workshopped some things between Seattle and tonight. Prayer circle for a dvd of the show starts NOW.
[ID: Illustration of Sam Reid as Lestat. His face is painted more realistically, while the rest of the elements have more expressive brush strokes./end ID]
Tropicana “Natural Energy” billboard in Paris glows with warm light powered by hundreds of real oranges carefully arranged in a grid. DDB France and Tropicana built a unique, fully functional billboard powered entirely by oranges. Thousands of real oranges connected with copper and zinc spikes formed a massive multi-cell battery. After three months of testing, […]
William Mason Brown (1828-1898) “Raspberries in a Wooded Landscape” Oil on canvas Located in the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas
@sinnahsaint saaaaame. That many berries in such good shape, fallen on a path with no berry bush obviously nearby, and at the edge of light and shadow - at best, someone has dropped their berries. At worst…something terrible has happened to someone, just outside the frame.
AND they dropped their berries
Those and the third possibility of an unsprung trap baited with berries.
No thank you.
These are the goblin fruits they warned us about
I find it particularly perturbing that the painting includes what appears to be a wild strawberry plant on the left, with unopened flowers. Strawberries ripen before raspberries (it’s usually generally strawberries in spring, raspberries in summer) , so where did all these out-of-season raspberries even come from!?
Definitely a trap from the fae.
The way they trail into the bushes really does just scream TRAP doesn’t it?
Cool shoes inspired by angular form of Tesla Cybertruck combine brutalist architecture with futuristic design. CyberShoes – Tesla Cybertruck shoes designed by 2-LA look to be slip-on, but the tall sidewalls hug the foot tightly. Each pair is 3D printed using high-performance materials that allow for both precision in design and resilience in function. The […]
This factory video from Kyoto, Japan’s Iwaiseika shows how they make hard candies. After adding colorings to molten sugar, they stretch a gooey base candy on a pulling machine, then work the colorful sugar into tubes, wrap them around the base, then twist the striped log between rollers before squeezing it down to a rope that’s cut into small spheres.
These paintings look wild! Aaron Johnson, a past guest on Radio Juxtapoz and one of our favorite American painters, will open We All Shine On at Bowman Hal, the new gallery launched by SOLO within its recently inaugurated contemporary art centre, SOLO CSV, in Madrid. The exhibition, on view from September 15 until November 15, 2025, is presented in collaboration with Almine Rech.
This coin-sized flashlight is as versatile as they get. With crisp white, red, and UV LEDs, it offers nine different lighting modes, including SOS and strobe for emergencies. In addition to a loop for hanging, it has side and rear magnets for mounting. The NanoB9 is USB-C rechargeable and comes in stonewashed titanium or black anodized aluminum.
Ridge’s NASA Collection blends sleek design with space-age durability. Their limited-edition wallets, KeyCases, and logo plates pay tribute to America’s space program. Each accessory is decorated with Apollo mission badges, the classic NASA, or NASA worm logo. Built to last with a lifetime guarantee, plus deep discounts during their summer sale.
Big Blanket Co’s Original Stretch Blanket is as comfy as they come. The soft, smooth, and stretchy blanket comes in a bunch of fun styles, including this playful Bigfoot pattern. The elusive cryptid can be seen loping between the evergreens on this cozy, temperature-regulating jumbo blanket. We also dig the Poker Night and Aliens patterns.
Film fest darling Boys Go to Jupiter is a lo-fi 3D animated comedy from director Julian Glander. It follows Billy 5000, a Florida teen hustling delivery gigs to earn $5,000 before New Year’s. Things spiral when he meets a crush, discovers an alien in his backpack, and clashes with an orange juice mogul in this quirky tale of youth and capitalism. (Thanks, Gregory!)