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Containing shades of Chris Cunningham’s Monkey Drummer and our homegrown Trons, here’s a four-armed mohawked robot playing the drums…

Old Spice’s new internet ad continues their new age tradition of ultimate weirdness and presents an innovative new approach to being a one man band.

BONUS: if you play this through their vimeo page, you’ll get to ‘play’ Terry as well with your keyboard.

INTERNET!

So Canadian photographer Jonathan Hobin‘s now project is called In The Playroom and depicts images of kids playing as kids do. The exception though? Rather than the traditional imaginary play time, these kids are re-enacting scenes from infamous events and media events in history… crazy.

More at Designboom via petapixel

…I’d like to think the motivation was that of a young Liz Lemon.

Posts were going to be sporadic for this week as I’m currently down with the flu, but then I realised that most of my ‘time off’ is being spent online anyhow; so really, not much of a difference.

Did manage to spend almost all of yesterday cleaning and organising through my computer’s 8TBs of data/documents/files/images/videos/DIY pagan rituals… and you know what? I think I’ve finally found a practical application for all those hours spent playing RPG games and micromanaging the shit out of my backpack slots.

All that’s left is to sort through the one folder that I’ve been dumping image files into for the last year or so.

What’s that? Over 5,000 unordered, unlabeled images?

Yeah, I’m going the hell back to bed.