The Walking Dead blog, from AMC.
Walk It Off
The Walking Dead blog, from AMC.
Category: Creativity
Well Done
FIRE SALE!
Oh hello friends, I’m selling 4 hatchet key hooks. They’re cool and people will like you more for having them.
Click it:
Galoshes Party & Muskrat
Fair Warning
When the apocalypse comes, please make sure you are on Mondo Spider’s good side.
Wicked
Go ahead and try, but your nerdly pursuits will never stack up to this guys.
Hatchet Key Hook
This is the newest cool thing in my apartment. You would be surprised how hard it is to cut through a hatchet head on an angle like this. It was equally as difficult to drill a hole through it so it could be mounted securely to the wall. It was originally going to be for hanging coats on, but then Ashlinn pointed out that we don’t need a way to display our coats. That is what coat closets are for! So instead I attached the little brass hooks for keys along the handle. Never before has a key hook been so badass.
Ashlinn Draws
I think that’s a butt in the bottom right area.
Grip Humor FTW
There might be three people who read this blog who understand how and why this picture is funny.
I found this on the new Norms Studio site. Hilarious.
Video Game Brain
If you’ve ever lived with Ashlinn and I, you’ll know that one thing that can stop either of us in our tracks is video game brain. You’re present, but you usually interact with strange one-liners that don’t actually make sense. It’s odd, but neither of us really mind when it happens, probably because we are both very aware of it’s existence and the feelings you have when you’ve got it.
This brings me to Robbie Cooper, a photographer whose projects often involve both real and virtual subjects. His most recent project is titled Immersion and can be seen on his website, robbiecooper.org. Using methods pioneered by Errol Morris, he captures facial expressions, body language and vocal speech of subjects as they play video games. It’s simple, but hard to pull yourself away once you start watching.
AdamBelanger.Com 