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108 posts tagged gif
108 posts tagged gif
We post this not only to celebrate the brilliance of the idea of electric socks, but also to let you know that cartoonist/hilarious person Michael Kupperman is now on Tumblr.
[via mkupperman]
Reblogged from mkupperman
Happy Star Wars Day!
It’s May 4th which means that it’s also Free Comic Book Day!
Holy smokes, what an awesome day. May The Force and comics galore be with you.
[Gif via io9]
Scott Heffernan, Archie McPhee designer and all-around awesome person, has just unveiled a project that lets the world in on a tremendous secret: his sons can fly. Meet The Flying Heffernan Brothers!
Clearly even the sky isn’t the limit for these awesome kids. If they meet Superman while they’re up there, we hope they get his autograph.
Click here to view more photos and GIFs of the The Flying Heffernan Brothers.
Creepy Horse Man Dashboard Wiggler - Finally, you can enjoy the Horse Mask while you’re driving! The head wiggles slightly as you drive as it stares at you with dead, dull eyes.
Source mcphee.com
Our Lemon Shark Juicer is circling you, ready to strike! (And squeeze juice from lemons.)
Source mcphee.com
Sunrises are wonderful, but let’s not forget that moonrises are also beautiful to behold. Los Angeles-based artist and motion designer Dan Marker-Moore created the awesome photo and gif you see above revealing the path of the moon as it rose over Los Angeles. The photo is actually a combination of 11 separate photos taken over the course of 27 minutes and 59 seconds.
Click here to watch Dan’s time-lapse video of the moonrise.
[via Twisted Sifter]
When we started selling our Squirrel Coffee Cup (you know, a coffee cup for squirrels) people doubted that it would be used by an actual squirrel. Well, now we have photo proof! We’re not sure what kind of coffee was in the cup, but we’re guessing hazelnut.
Pictures by Kristine R from her excellent A Squirrel’s Life Tumblr!
[via the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg]
Source mcphee.com
Daniel Barreto, an illustrator based in Boston, MA, created an awesome series of manipulated photos and gifs depicting tiny dwellings built into the trunks of living trees. They’re charming and beautiful and we keep looking at them hoping to catch a glimpse of the even tinier occupants of these woody homes.
[via Beautiful Decay]