I’m not one for outlandishly expensive jewelry, but I must admit that Romaine Jerome’s latest watch creation is pretty incredible.
This piece is part of the Moon Dust-DNA collection, which includes watches made from moon dust (obviously), parts of the Apollo 11 rocket and bits of spacesuits.
It’s like wearing a mini museum on your wrist! Though the price range is $15,000-$500,000…so I’m afraid I’ll be sticking to the price of regular museum admissions.
Jasper Goodall recently exhibited a series entitled Poster Girl, designed as a commentary on fantasy and the fetishistic interpretation of “innocent” materials such as PVC and latex.
The images are stunning amalgams of photography, printed work, vibrant materials and liquid, all blended seamlessly into a vibrant collage.
See the whole set, and click through them for the artist statement at the end.
Weird Clothing Co. is offering these delightful Meat Shorts, seemingly designed as beach wear.
The label says they are “human meat” (an unconventional twist to the assorted meat apparel on the market).
Found on I Love Bad Things.
If you really want to turn some heads, you can pair these shorts with some Meat Socks in standard muscular tissue:
…or the stunning swirly intestinal variety:
I just want to draw attention to this lovely little piece by Evil Pawn Jewelry. A new take on an old classic: the Cameo Skull Ring.
Isn’t it beautiful? My fingers are usually too tiny for rings, but it comes in size 4 (which *might* fit my largest finger).
Browse Evil Pawn’s gothic treats.
I can pretty much guarantee that if I get married, my wedding will be slightly eccentric (in a classy and meaningful way, of course).
One thing I’ve always wanted to do is design and/or make my own dress. But here’s one thing I never envisioned…a light up dress!
Although I wouldn’t want to glow this brightly on my trip down the aisle, I’m now wondering if a much more subtle LED network could be included in the pattern of the dress. Something that resembles faint, twinkling stars in a night sky.
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