An Animorsel.

I think I like kinetic typography.

(via Gizmodo)

A Home for Your Book.

by SUCK UK for £40

"It's just one of those simple design gems that makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside."

(via Gizmodo)

A "Nostalgically Awesome" Morsel...

from Julé.

(I think my favorite is My Little Pony...)

To All My Aggies.

Merry Christmas!

(via Chris)

Name that Meme.

The first person to name them all gets a free iPad from Klick (the company that produced this epic holiday vid). Just click here to submit your list!

(via The Daily What)

Ordinary Buck.

Meet Buck from TeamCerf on Vimeo.

Stop Motion Monday.

Kirsten Lepore’s award-winning stop-motion short, Bottle, “details a transoceanic conversation between two characters via objects in a bottle.”

(via The Daily What)

Preach It Baby!

(via Tots and Giggles)

A Morsel from Julé.

Lavatory Lovestory from Bellerofonte on Vimeo.

I love when morsels come to me and I don't have to hunt them down! Thanks Julé!

Okay, Go Walk the Streets of LA.

Another Ok Go video worth watching.

"What I'm struck by is how not only is every OK Go video impossibly creative and cool, they're each impossibly creative and cool in such distinct ways."

(via Gizmodo)

Yes, They're Real...

and you buy them here.

(via The Hairpin)

Photoshop Tutorial Rap.

See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.

Save the Date... Literally.

..and other fun save the dates:




Go to Offbeat Bride to see more!

Ein deutsches Stück.

You have to love foreign toys, especially from Germany...

Youtube's Top 10 Videos of 2010...

that I apparently never saw.
Number 2.

Number 4.

Number 7.

Number 9.

Does anyone else thing Bieber's hair looks like a wig?
Number 10.

I can do that.
Click here for the full list.

Stop Motion Monday.

Lego style.

By Cats.

I need a collar cam for my cat... Haven't you ever wondered what they do all day? If they go everywhere they aren't allowed to when you are home? If they jump off the 2nd floor railing into the living room? If they secretly cuddle with the dog?

Epic Family Christmas Video.

Here Comes Santa Claus - A Christmas Video Greeting from Jared Foster on Vimeo.

"Over the course of 3 days, the Fosters shot 6000 photos, animated 200 cotton balls, 72 candy canes, one LARGE bag of skittles and 5 paper cacti all in the name of making the greatest Christmas video greeting ever — no really ever."

Check out the behind the scenes here!

(via Ohdeedoh)

If Katy Perry was Mormon...

I can't... I don't... oh Mormons...

Will It Still be Fun if You Never Win?

Fruity Pebbles are Alright.

"Hey, hey, that wasn't supposed to be funny."

(via The Daily What)

The Colors Duke the Colors!

I know, without a doubt, that I would have wanted this when I was little. eh... If I am being honest with myself, I want one now! Who doesn't want a lamp that changes to the color of whatever it is sitting on? I mean, really?



You can adopt Huey here for only $30!

(via Tots and Giggles and Think Geek)

Utter Amazement.

I didn't know this was possible...

I Flip My Latkes in the Air Sometimes.

This reminds me of a song from the best play ever: Spamalot.

Stop Motion Monday.

Nowhere Near Here from Pahnl on Vimeo.

"With well over 300 hours in the making, more than 200 stencils involved and too many cold nights spent outside on my knees getting the shots, I am very happy (and relieved) to finally share this with you. Through the course of shooting 'Nowhere Near Here', I have dealt with curious drunks, a dog almost peeing on the camera (the irony is not lost on me, haha), the endlessly suspicious police and even someone nearly running off with a tripod.

This is street art, this is life and thank you for watching."

(via Gizmodo and Danny)

If I Had a Kitteh...

It would prefer modern architecture and furniture.

(via Inhabitat)

A Single Morsel.

Cee Lo's second single music video is almost as good as his first.

Bento Blox

"We almost couldn't believe our eyes when we spotted this two-tier bento box that, yes, stacks together like a you-know-what famous interlocking block toy. Talk about bringing a little fun into a person's, er, kid's lunch experience."

You can purchase one here!

(via Ohdeedoh)

Cookies Nom SNL.

(via Tots and Giggles)

A Dark Carbonated Beverage.

So true.

(via Pizza Stew)

Epic Rope Swing.

If I ever had enough nerve to do something like this... it would turn into a giant belly flop, probably resulting in a well proportioned bruise.

Stop Motion Monday

Break Dance Stop Motion from ben wheatley on Vimeo.

(via Julé)

Catty-Cake.

Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving... here are some cats.

A Morsel for Your Inner Nerd.

Birds and Pigs Can't Have Peace.

For all the Angry Birds addicts out there...

(via Mashable)

Whoop.

An Inspiring Morsel.

Amen.

Epic Commercial.

Who wouldn't love to be in this commercial? and I am not talking about just toddlers... Could you imagine showing up to a set and all your told is "Play with you food, throw it around, knock your plate/bowl on the ground or dump it on your head!" Pure joy.

(via Tots and Giggles)

Pint Size Opera.

I've never taught myself anything so talented... (Yes, that makes sense.)

Math + Art

Ha, I like this.
By: Craig Damrauer and available for purchase Here.

(via Peta Pixel)

Remember- 11/18/99

Damn I love this school.

"Some may boast of prowess bold
Of the school they think so grand
But there's a spirit can ne'er be told
It's the Spirit of Aggieland."

All My Teachers Love Me.

Genius.

(Orginal)

I Dare You..

to not get this stuck in your head.

Auto Tuned Tuesday.

A Morsel of Illusion.

Kind of Back.

HA.

Sorry I have been absent from the interwebs! The Nutcracker Market has been slowly killing me for the past week... and it's not done with me yet!

A Graphic Proposal.

How righteous is this proposal? The dude drawn is Leigh Gallagher and he is a freelance artist. The proposal is actually like a comic strip and you can see it in its entirety here. But before I go here is one more that I love:


(via Leigh Gallagher Art)

Stop Motion Monday.

I am a Forest hq from Alex Schulz on Vimeo.

Vac-Groom.

If your pet does not run and hide under the bed every time the vacuum emerges, or if your pet does not try to attack the vacuum as soon as its presence is known... THEN this is a splendid product for you! Plus Dyson makes a sexy vacuum.

(via Telegraph)

Which One Are You?

I am actually none of the above. Whoop for hand me down cell phones w/ non working screen.

(via The Daily What)

Another Wedding Morsel.

I have the sudden urge to watch Lion King or watch a documentary. Oh, and I want to try on one of the ladies' dresses so I can twirl too.

Nom-able Spoon.

I would take my Spoonachos to Torchy's and scoop up lots of chile quaso.

(via The Daily What)

Mesmerizing.

TimeScapes: Rapture from Tom Lowe @ Timescapes on Vimeo.

The only thing I seem to be able to say her is : "Woo pretty."

In case you are like me and have never seen the other two previews here they are:

Timescapes: "Death is the Road to Awe" from Tom Lowe @ Timescapes on Vimeo.

Behind the Scenes: Timelapse Crane from Tom Lowe @ Timescapes on Vimeo.

All those stars make me miss college, and Lake Bryan, and cold nights, and friends.

(via Peta Pixel)

Fear of Flatulence.

Poor kid. What is any experience in elementary if it doesn't contain a fart or burp or a joke about one of the two?

Oh and while on the subject of farts... It was a lovely morning not too long ago (I think it was Saturday. maybe Friday) and I was having a nice chat with my beau (Eric) when somehow we got on the subject of farts (one of us probably passed some gas) and that merged to "I wonder if you can see farts on thermal cameras..." So we did what any couple would do. I youtubed it. Here is your answer:


(via The Hairpin)

Czech Out Chuck.

(via The Daily What)

Slow Pop.

Gizmodo says this video is curiously calming, I'd have to say it is oddly relaxing. I think I will watch it again.

and again.

maybe one more time.

Perhaps watching popcorn pop at 6,200 frames per second is as addictive as eating it...

(via Gizmodo)

I Don't Know Nothin' 'Bout Birthin' No Puppies!

"Frankly, my pug, I don’t give a squee."

(via Daily Squee)

Lights, Gun, Out.

"“Bang! Lights Out!” from Japanese design studio bitplay INC. (AKA Jack Chang and Josh Cheng) gamifies the traditional desk lamp by adding a gun-shaped remote than not only turns the light off, but also causes the lampshade to tilt as if hit."

(via The Daily What)

Sheep Art. Baa.

(via Picture is Unrelated)

Haunted Singing House (with Lights).

Click here to see more, including videos from 2009 and 2008!

(via The Daily What)

Not Much to Say Here...

(via The Daily What)

Viewer Discretion Advised.

The happiest F You ever. Made even better by starting it in a 50s diner.

A Morsel from Dad.

All my uncle's jack russell can do is howl along with a harmonica...

Fainting Kittehs.

Oh My Gee. All this time I thought fainting goats were the best ever... How could I be so wrong? Goats just aren't as cute as tiny kittens that fall over at the smallest fright. I think I must own one of these.

It's a Trai...uck.

(via The Daily What)

Honk if You're Human.

BBC Knowledge - Honk If You're Human from Sean Pecknold on Vimeo.

(via The Daily What)

LEGO My Interwebs.

When I finally do acquire that magical thing roughly known as a full-time-job-that-includes-benefits and I can actually move out of my parent's homes then this is the router I want. (Did I really make that all one sentence? Yes, yes I did.) How could you not want it, especially with that beautiful music playing in the video just luring you in with its sweet melody...

(via Monday thru Friday)

Real Life Photoshop

What Photoshop could have been without the invention of computers... or Photoshop in real life:

I Have PSD from Hyperakt on Vimeo.

(via Peta Pixel one and two)

Giraffe on a Stick.

Is this real life?

(via Acting Like Animals)

I Can't Believe It's Not a Morsel.

(via My Food Looks Funny)

Magritte, Son of Mac.

If I ever own a Mac... I am so buying this. (Available in Etsy shop Macetera for $4.99)
In case you don't get it click here.

Found My Future Engagement R... Knuckles.

(via Wedinator)

Groomsen Love.

I have seen many save the date videos, but this is the first groomsmen invite video I've seen. (Not to mention the first web page with individual videos to each groomsman...)

P.S. this is the guy that "stopped time" to propose to his lady!

(via Wedinator)

I'd Buy it if it was Sour.

Why was I not contacted to be in this commercial? hmm? Well in any case, this beaut can be yours for $27.95 but hurry because only 2 flavors are left!

(via My Food Looks Funny)

A Morsel of News.

"or by singing telegram..."

The beauty of this is as soon as I add some tags, a title and a via _____ I will tweet this and facebook it. ;)

(via Julé via Mashable)

I'm Back.

I probably found this more entertaining than it actually is.

I'd Vote for Him.

"You wanna marry a shoe. I'll marry you."

(via Eric)

Whoopsy Daisy.

Chris Beckman’s “Oops” — winner of the 2010 Vimeo Awards in the Experimental category — a strangely compelling montage of people dropping their cameras.

oops from Chris Beckman on Vimeo.

It's long but oddly addicting.

(via The Daily What)

Just Because...

it made me smile.

Lite-Bright Love Story.

damn.

(via Peta Pixel)

A Morsel of Hair Love.

I am really proud of Sesame Street for this one. Such an empowering message for all ages, races, cultures, genders, colors, sizes, lefties/righties/ambidesxties...
Click here to watch the ABC News video about Sesame Street's latest puppet.

It breaks my heart that little girls are wondering why they don't have "good hair." Hopefully images like this adorable puppet will continue to appear and change what defines "good." I mean I already wished I could grow an afro before I saw and heard the "I Love My Hair" video...

Improv Morsels Everywhere,

This group makes me impossibly happy every time I see a new video from them. One day I will be somewhere where I can participate.
Bonus behind the scenes below:

Children + Viral Videos = Adorbz.

"My friend put a hamster in sock"

A Life Morsel.

Three and a Half Seconds About Life from Eran Hilleli on Vimeo.

(via Dooce)

"Watch, Be Inspired."

Send it sistah ! from sébastien montaz-rosset on Vimeo.

(via Pacing the Panic Room)

I'm on a Horse... Moo.

In case you haven't seen the other parodies.. click here or for one of the spin offs click here.

Small Packaged Talent.

and check out this sweet little ball of ukulele loveliness...


(via Tots and Giggles)

Automatic Funny.

Privacy Curtain Watches You.

HA. I would probably never get any work done because I'd be too busy watching people react to my privacy curtain...

(via Today and Tomorrow)

Nom-able Art.

"Foodscapes is a series by photographer Carl Warner in which he creates beautiful surreal landscapes using various foods. Warner starts by visualizing and sketching his ideas, which are then built on a large table in his studio with the help of his team. Large blocks of polystyrene are carved and covered with ingredients in order to make the hills seen in his photos, while shallow tanks are used to create lakes, rivers, and seas. Photographs for three different layers (foreground, middle ground, and background) are captured separately and then combined in post."

nom nom nom.


Click here to see many more creations!

(via Peta Pixel)

Street Swinging.

Street Art + Swings = One of the Most Amazing Things Ever According to Kelly (me). I can't even begin to know how I would react to swings popping up all over my city. There could be some tears, happy happy tears. Swinging is one of those things that make you (or at least me) beautifully happy every time. I get one of those dopey grins and as long as my butt isn't being pinched I could happily remain swinging and grinning for hours.

"Seeking to add some life to the drab grey pedestrian paths, artists Akay and Peter went around Stockholm, Sweden hanging 65 fun, ninja-like swings for the public to play with... it seems that joy and whimsy are necessary elements of sustainable design."

(via Inhabitat

Hallucinating Morsel.

As long as you are not prone to photosensitive epilepsy then you should click this link and follow the instructions.
I am pretty sure this is as close to being high off hallucinogenics as I will ever be.

Vintage Listing.

How blissfully perfect is this retro radio? When I first saw the EVOKE Mio by Orla Kiely I thought it was just another amazing thrift store find someone else had the luck to find, and I was doomed to wander through thrift stores in search of my very own radio that of course this person would have scored for $2 and in perfect working order... but this. This is something I could buy (assuming I had money to do so) and it has all these sweet features an actual vintage radio wouldn't have (obviously).

"More than just a design exercise, EVOKE Mio by Orla Kiely sounds fantastic too being based on own multi-award winning EVOKE-1S. It is packed with features too, including digital and FM radio, an input for your iPod/MP3 player, Intellitext and textSCAN, a striking auto-dimming OLED display, an alarm, a kitchen timer and a USB connector for future product upgrades."

(via Pure)

(Web Morsels has not reviewed any products shown and is not being paid to promote said products.)

Pixilation Project.

DAY DRUNK from Eric Hanus on Vimeo.

"The project was shot on a Bolex NonRelfex 16mm film camera. It was done this spring along with Jeremy and Russell (in the credits) for an Advanced Experimental Film Production class. Instead of going for an abstract, art-house type project, our goal was to create a narrative using a rarely seen experimental technique; pixilation. Since the camera is designed for 16mm motion pictures, we had to disengage the motor and manually trigger the camera to advance one frame at a time." Eric Hanus

(via Peta Pixel)

Because Apparently It's a Love-ly Monday...

here is another video of a happy couple. Only this time... it is to the tune of the Fresh Prince intro.

If Rube Goldberg Proposed.

"At nearly eight minutes, this video is certainly….long. But, much like with any Rube Goldberg experiment, the payoff is that much sweeter. It’s not just about the final result (guy builds machine, guy asks girl to marry him, girl says yes); it’s also about the process. This dude was so excited to ask his girlfriend of nine and a half years to marry him that he turned the proposal into an outlandish sport. I like that. He wanted to impress her, and he even queued up the Rocky theme song to celebrate the victory. What surprise could be cuter than that?" Wedinator

Aww.

LEGO Love.

I think... I love everything about this save the date. I think.
I know I love the song, it always reminds me of my beau... and my Barcelona roomie who first introduced me to it. Then I love every video made with LEGO people, having made a lovely one myself with my other roomies. It is stop motion, and since that involves photography, well I love that too.

No Dripping Here.

"The purpose of the Mohock Smart Umbrella is to get rid of disposable bags for carrying wet umbrellas and making sure you don’t lose them. The first achieved with a handle redesign, where it’s thick and wide enough to take in the dripping water by placing the umbrella upright. And to ensure that you don’t forget it anywhere, a unique top attachment has been crafted, so that you can hang it off a table. Love the attractive colors that it comes in, plus the three-fold and two-fold options. One question Mr. Designer….when can I buy one?"

(via Yanko Design)

What a Spectacle.

I Am A Girl - The Girls With Glasses Theme Song from The Girls With Glasses on Vimeo.

These lovely ladies, Brooke White and Summer Bellessa, make me wish I needed glasses... and they make me want a vintage dress or two.

(via This Mama Makes Stuff via The Girls With Glasses)

So Easy, a Toddler Can Do It.

Son of Nintendo.

Mario meets René Magritte

(via The Daily What)

5 Second Rule is Complex.

(via My Food Looks Funny)

Graceful Tractor.

I don't know.. Best thing EVAR! or worst thing ever?

Artistic Pets.

I am not back from 'vacation' yet but I couldn't resist this.

The Rene Pugritte and Labrador Dali are definitely my favorite.


You can get your paws on these trading cards and other fantastic prints here.

(via The Daily What via Chet Art via Chet Phillips Etsy Page)

(Web Morsels has not reviewed any products shown and is not being paid to promote said products.)

That's an Old Morsel.

I'll be out of state (and most likely away from interwebs) celebrating my grandpa's 97th birthday until next Tuesday!

Picturesque Stairs.

This colorful staircase is made out of 600 meters of picture frames by Stuart Haygarth. While I may find this pleasant to look out I cannot help but think "but you can't hold the hand rails!" So thanks 'Giant Oil Company' that used to employ me for always drilling (ha drilling...) into my head "Safety First!" and what does 'Giant Oil Company' believe is the number one safety rule? ALWAYS HOLD THE HAND RAILS!!! but despite this I still would love to trip down these colorful stairs.

(via Inhabitot)

A Morsels for the Aggies.

Brassiere hung on Academic Building in 1973 from TAMU College of Architecture on Vimeo.

It is so weird to see glimpses of places I walked by nearly every day for 4.5 years looking pretty much the same 30+ years before I was there. Only then, there were a lot more bell-bottoms wandering around.
I love this school.
Thanks and Gig'em.

Escalators are Confusing...

when you have 4 legs.

(via Dooce)

Photoshop Edition 0.0?

tehe.

(via Peta Pixel)

Photoshop ed 0.0?

tehe.

(via Peta Pixel)

You Sexy Bench.

This bench is like a sexy nerd. Honestly though I want it as a table. Couldn't you see this beauty by Raw Edges as a coffee table or dining room table? rar. (you should click on their name and check out their other projects)


Plaid Bench is constructed of 3 separate benches (one plywood painted white, one pine painted in a mix of blues and yellow, and one hardwood) that interlock to create a pattern of stripes.

(via Dezeen)

A Morsel from Space.

Homemade Spacecraft from Luke Geissbuhler on Vimeo.

"How cool is this family? And who just thinks: "I'm going to send some stuff to space."-- "NO, it will freeze!"-- "Nah! We will just throw some pocket handwarmers in the craft and it will be fine." I love how simple and matter of fact their approach to everything is. Think about how their kids view "space" now compared to the kids that grew up watching the shuttle program roll out. AND It was refreshing to see a father do something with his kids and a weather balloon that wasn't desperate and creepy."

(via Pacing the Panic Room)

I Prefer My Babies Roasted.

Aww look at the cute little peanut!
urr.. peanut birth looks way more horrifying than human birth. Do peanuts poop peanut butter?

(via Tots and Giggles)

Sit Down for a Spell.

Hopefully Roeland Otten's goals for his ABChairs will soon be reached and he will find a producer to manufacture them (in plastic verses the lacquered MDF currently available in limited editions upon request). Then I can get my hands on some! Question is, what would I spell?


(via Inhabitot)

Be Healthy, Be Creative.

I'm pretty sure every gym and rec center should have at least one of these machines. I know I want to ride it.



(via Julé via Today and Tomorrow)

The Rare Jesus Burn.

Up Next In Sports via Josh)

iPropose.

(via Wedinator)

Morsel. Morsel. Morsel. Morsel. Morsel.

For some unexplainable reason I want pizza. No idea why.

(via Julé)

Baby Thought.

(via Tots and Giggles)

Graphic Rap.

Money Money Money - "Gettin' Money With a Mouse and a Wacom Pen (Fuck Comic Sans Fuck Papyrus, Too)" from Brad Chmielewski on Vimeo.

This is for all my graphic designers out there... or at least to the one I know actually visits this lovely site. holla.

(via The Daily What)

Drunk Drafting.

This pavilion, made of 33,000 yellow beer crates is located on one of those tricky round-abouts other countries seem to love. Click here to see more pictures!

Effective lighting gives the cavernous interior a rather chapel-like mood, with creatively stacked crates forming elaborate columns. Various monitors and projection screens display film recounting the sights, sounds, and feeling of the original event. And even when guests are done checking out the exhibitions, all they need to do to pique their fascination is to look up – the light filtering through the thousands of beer crates is like an art show in itself!

(via Inhabitat)