Paintings for Camera Eyes Only.

"Toronto-based artists Brad Blucher and Kyle Clements have an exhibition titled “Take a Picture” which features paintings that are invisible to the human eye but visible to cameras. To do this, they use a frequency of light that is outside the visible spectrum but visible to the CCD and CMOS sensors found in digital cameras."

Here is a video about it... or I assume so. I haven't watched it because I don't have sound anymore...

(via Peta Pixel)

Just a Blip.

Thrush from Gabriel Bisset-Smith on Vimeo.

A slightly creeper story of a relationship told through photos.

(via Peta Pixel)

A Morsel of Mario Kart.

"Jewelry for Your Home."

The Swing Necklace by Johanna Richter is the perfectly eccentric extra seat. Who doesn't want to swing on a giant's string of pearls [made of beechwood or wool felt]?



It can be yours for only $1600, probably cheaper than a real (and much smaller) pearl necklace!

(via The Designer Pad)

Another LEGO Morsel.

I have no idea what this video sounds like since my speakers did not come back from vacation with my screen...

"What do I love about Lego bricks? The limitless possibilities represented by an unassembled pile. Oh, and specifically when that possibility turns into raw, unadulterated, lumberjacking dragon-powered stop-motion hardcore metal awesomesauce."

PS I think 'awesomesauce' is my new word.

(via Gizmodo)

Mashed Meow Morsel.

Meet Winston, he likes mashed potatoes.

An "artsy/silly/funny/creepy..cute?" Morsel from Julé.

because taking care of a 2 month old takes up most of my time: here is a morsel found by a friend! (I really wish that rhymed but I am too tired to try to make it... or care)

Said the Shark - True Love from Kim Oxlund on Vimeo.