Chow Hon Lam aka Flying Mouse

Malaysian t-shirt designer. Dope!

:)

The Man Who Lived On His Bike

THE MAN WHO LIVED ON HIS BIKE from Guillaume Blanchet on Vimeo.

Rhett and Link

Terry Richardson Cut-Outs

Cut It Out Terry! by Terry Richardson. Haha!!

Aargh Wonderful Life

Sony Cybershot x Marilyn

Amazing and hilarious. Great ad by Sony for the Cybershot, featuring the fabulous Marilyn Monroe. Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi.

Scholz & Friends Berlin

Life is too short for the wrong job. A hilariously inspirational campaign created by Scholz & Friends Berlin to motivate those who aren't feeling their current employment situation into joining jobsintown.de.







Song of the day: Frank Ocean - Swim Good
(Frank Ocean is my absolute favorite right now - download the free LP here)

Akama 3D Bunnies

RAVING RABBIDS TRAVEL IN TIME by Akama 3D. Cute bunnies + washing time machine + destruction of historical and literary classics = ? Hilarious!

The Black Hole x HSI London x Diamond Days

Short Film 'The Black Hole' by PHOTOPLAY FILMS. Imagine the look on whoever will find a massive pile of dough next to an image of a black circle. Confusion!

LOVE!

Jeremy Scott x ObyO

The new tuxedo shoes by Jeremy Scott for Adidas' Originals by Originals. True to Mr. Scott's sassy and oftentimes crude sense of humour, these shoes rock.

Also, I've taken the liberty of posting a couple pictures of Mr. Scott's SS2011 show. Amazing and quite ballsy, if you ask me!

Tarp Surfing

Kenzo Digital

Kenzo Digital presents "The Dee & Ricky Super Happy Fun Time Show" Teaser from Kenzo Digital - Adorable!

Giggle

"The Inner Workings of the iPad", as visualized by the comic geniuses over at Ned Hardy. Thought I would share. :)

I'd also like to share with you the amazingness of UNIT. Arguably the best website for graphic design out there - click HERE.

Song of the day: Klaxons - Gravity's Rainbow (Van She Remix)

Improv Everywhere

My new favorite thing/idea/concept that I find to be absolutely amazing/hilarious/ingenious.

It's called Improv Everywhere and it's a group that "causes scenes of chaos and joy in public places. Created in August of 2001 by Charlie Todd, Improv Everywhere has executed over 100 missions involving tens of thousands of undercover agents. The group is based in New York City."

My favorite one (amongst the most recent) is Where's Rob?

I find the whole idea so amazing in it's non-disturbance. Does that make sense? What I'm trying to say is that all of these "pranks" are in good-natured fun and aren't meant to upset or disturb anyone, which is why they are so great. They're well thought-out events for people who need a good story to tell at the dinner table, perhaps accompanied by some visual evidence (there seem to be lots of people with camera phones and other image-capturing trinkets for visual keep-saking in the videos).