I wanted to post this Olly Moss Alice in Wonderland poster here, but since images don’t seem to work in RSS anymore and Flickr makes it hard, maybe just click over and check it out.

This chart not only has zombies, but ninjas and pirates, as well. How could I not?

By le loup-garou via woosk.

An Onion oldie, remixed by Nerviosismo (I think?).

I can’t remember if I said it last year, but I think one of my 3 FAVORITE things on the internet every year is the Feltron Annual. The 2009 edition has just been released. This year, Felton looked outward to compile his data and used reported interactions from people with whom he had a meaningful interaction. Lovely, as always, though the data was more interesting in years past.

2009’s Notable Opinion art from the New York Times.

The Picture of Everything is a gigantic drawing by Howard Hallis with an estimated completion date of sometime in 2010. It purports to contain every pop culture reference of the last 12 years and is inspired by Kurt Vonnegut Jr.’s “Bluebeard”. This is documentation…

Via @mdisalvo

The Chris Piascik Cattitude! T Shirt I talked about last week is a reality. Behold the glory and go get yourself one!

Also, I’d been meaning to share this video of him doing his thing. Now you know what he looks like.

I would like t-shirts for both of these. That is all.

Life imitates art when the wrong twin is released from prison after a visit from his twin brother.

Then this from Chris Piascik who I haven’t linked to recently, but whose handiwork adorns the fancy logo up on top of this blog.

If Muto, by Blu, isn’t all over the web soon, I don’t understand the internet. Called “An ambiguous animation painted on public walls” the graffiti is literally animated. Phenomenal. Yes. Yes. More. Yes.