Watch those eyes.

Well that’s looking very far ahead.

Just John Wayne in a pink bunny suit – that’s all.

I have a fondness for the retro tape graphics of previous decades.

Another genius pop culture mash up involving The Simpsons.

When I was 10, I felt fairly sure that this is how cars would look around now.

I love a clever pop culture mash up.

I laughed out loud. More than once. And proudly.

Second year running, great night out with a couple of fine friends.

I stumbled across these images the other day. Stunning.

Some people have a really big influence on your life. Melbourne’s own Three Triple R radio’s Karen Leng had such an influence on me.

New York based artist Aakashi Nihalani has a very strong sense of both colour and fun.

These days I am quite proudly very WordPress-centric.

Simple. Colour. Ink.

The folks at the Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control at ETH Zurich have developed the Cubli.

It has been a lifelong dream of mine to have a white Christmas.

Quite partial to the freckle which makes me a long time Alia Shawkat fan. And she is damn funny too. Can you top that?

Well the ISON comet fizzed. The chances did look slim. Hooray for dreams.

I really like it when I have no idea how a video was put together. Still guessing.

I love projected artworks. Throwing light to create atmosphere and mood.

Codex Seraphinianus, a 360 page book of illustrated dreamt up and imagined things.

If you were in Sweden, you could stay here, in this tree hotel UFO. I would.

Can you buy glow in the dark solar system underwear? Oh yes, yes ,yes you can.

Don’t Forget the Cassette is a graphic design project undertaken by British graphic artist Neil Stevens.

Occasionally while wondering about the interweb you may be fortunate enough to stumble across some work that really appeals.

Kim Pimmel makes small movies using oils, dyes, ferrofluids, foams, magnets and soap bubbles amongst other weird and wonderful substances.

And in completely unrelated web news – there is a comet heading towards the sun. True.

Breathing Triangles was an exercise in curation.