Redditor jaycrew shared this awesome group portrait of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle cosplay on a budget. We can’t help but notice that their vital turtle shells are missing, but it also appears that they’re wearing googly eyes, which pleases us to no end.
(Google’s reverse image search tells us that this photo is actually the work of London-based artist James Unsworth, but please be forewarned, his website is decidedly NSFW.)
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Redditor jaycrew shared this awesome group portrait of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle cosplay on a budget. We can’t help but notice that their vital turtle shells are missing, but it also appears that they’re wearing googly eyes, which pleases us to no end.

(Google’s reverse image search tells us that this photo is actually the work of London-based artist James Unsworth, but please be forewarned, his website is decidedly NSFW.)

[via Geekologie]

“My son’s artistic take on the photos of the day.”

Col. Chris Hadfield, awesome Canadian astronaut and Commander of the International Space Station, shared his son’s creative alterations of the photos he has posted from space that day. They’re all great, but it probably goes without saying that we’re particularly fond of the googly-eyed images. We also agree that Col. Hadfield does indeed have a very nice moustache.

Reblogged from colchrishadfield

As tireless supporters of all things googly-eyed, we couldn’t agree more with redditor kosen13 who shared this awesome gif while saying, “Why yes, googly eyes DO make everything better.”
While we aren’t sure who made the gif itself, the footage is from a seriously silly video created by Corridor Digital.
Meerkats are awesome, but a meerkat + Googly Eyes = Super Awesome
[via Reddit]

As tireless supporters of all things googly-eyed, we couldn’t agree more with redditor kosen13 who shared this awesome gif while saying, “Why yes, googly eyes DO make everything better.”

While we aren’t sure who made the gif itself, the footage is from a seriously silly video created by Corridor Digital.

Meerkats are awesome, but a meerkat + Googly Eyes = Super Awesome

[via Reddit]

Holy awesomeness, Batman! It’s Emerald City Comicon and Archie McPhee is there! 

Today is day 2 of the ECCC, taking place in downtown Seattle at the Washington State Convention Center

This year Archie McPhee has its very own booth, #2013. 

Is that Loki menacing Slicey the Pig? You bet it is.
This sort of awesomeness only happens at comicon! 
ECCC has always been a hotbed of awesomeness and the best part is that it gets bigger, better, and possibly even sillier every single year.

Come over to booth 2013 and say hello! Have your photo taken with Mr. Bacon and a giant squirrel wearing underpants! Snag an exclusive Archie McPhee Comicon t-shirt. You might even get to meet the Original Unicorn. 

Emerald City Comicon runs through tomorrow, Sunday March 3rd and we’ll be here the whole time, soaking up and helping to spread the geeky awesomeness of it all. 

We had a problem around the office. Now that we have three sizes of Googly Eyes for sale, how do we display them in a way that people will understand which googly is which? The picture above is the first thing that popped into our heads. On the tree you see Giant Googly Eyes (7” diameter). The pig is wearing our Big Googly Eyes (3” diameter). The toast has been personified using Emergency Googly Eyes (1/2” to 1-3/16” diameter). 
As soon as we come up with something better, we’ll post it. 

We had a problem around the office. Now that we have three sizes of Googly Eyes for sale, how do we display them in a way that people will understand which googly is which? The picture above is the first thing that popped into our heads. On the tree you see Giant Googly Eyes (7” diameter). The pig is wearing our Big Googly Eyes (3” diameter). The toast has been personified using Emergency Googly Eyes (1/2” to 1-3/16” diameter). 

As soon as we come up with something better, we’ll post it. 

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