St Patrick’s Day: Nothing says Happy St Patrick’s Day more than Luna Lee with a brilliant cover of “With or Without You” by U2 played on the Gayageum, a traditional Korean string instrument. Enjoy! 🙂
Stephen Vuillemin: We love the work of American illustrator Stephen Vuillemin, who specialises in funny editorial illustrations and has turned them into awesome animated GIFs. Usually creating illustrations for publications like the New York Times, Bloomberg, and GQ, Stephen Vuillemin brings an extra dimension to his work with this fun batch of animations. Great stuff! 🙂
Ricky Gervais: Eclectic Method have released an awesome supercut remix of comedian Ricky Gervais laughing in films, television shows, talk shows, and more. Definitely our video OTD – love it!! 🙂
Rachel Perry: With her Lost In My Life project, American artist and photographer Rachel Perry takes the stage, becoming lost in camouflages composed of various everyday objects. Through these interesting self-portraits, Rachel Perry illustrates our addiction to these objects and the endless organisation, cleaning, and shopping that manages our lives. Fantastic work! 🙂
Rage Gear Studios: In these very cool illustrations created by Rage Gear Studios, comic book superheroes X-Men meet the cartoon world of Rainbow Brite in a series of colourful mashups. Happy Friday, everyone! 🙂
Creed: Adding to their Trailer Mix playlist, Mashable Watercooler have created an awesome new trailer for the Rocky film series sequel, Creed, that imagines what the movie would have looked like if it were produced as a VHS home video release in the 1990s. Funny ‘caus it’s true – love it! 🙂
Game of Thrones: HBO have just released the trailer for season 6 of Game of Thrones, which premieres on 24th April 2016. Not long now…
Simone Giertz: Developer Simone Giertz, the hilarious creator of robotic devices that help make daily life easier, stars in an infomercial parody selling her adjustable ‘Applause Machine’. Because clapping your hands can kill you. Our Product OTD – gold! 🙂
James Rawson: We love the paintings of British artist James Rawson, defined as a postmodern pop artist, who blends painting and collage to create explosive and colourful compositions filled with references to movies, brands, comics, and other iconic pop cultural products and objects. While his work reflects on popular culture of the last 50 years, James Rawson also depicts associated social problems such as over-consumption, poverty, junk food, and the omnipresence of advertising. We’d kill for one of his pieces on our wall – awesome work! 🙂
Poster Art: Just stumbled across this little gem – a video charting the progression of some Academy Award-winning Best Picture poster art, from the early 20th century to present. Very cool 🙂
