Neill Cameron put together these drawings based on suggestions from fans over a 26 day period. The results are indeed full of awesome. You can check out his website for more art and information on the Ato Z project found here.

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I love when things are graphically broken down to illustrate certain ideas. These 20 posters show what it was if the world were a village of 100 people. Its really bizarre how many people don’t have certain things like a computer or electricity.

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Since most of you are reading this from a cubicle I’m sure your life isn’t too extreme. To give you your daily dose of gnarly activity here is some amazing photography from inside caves. For me personally looking at these photos are a good enough thrill, I don’t need to be trapped under 4 miles of Flintstone rock worrying about the only 2 foot hole to exit collapsing on me.

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Does your life revolve around where to go for drinks immediately after you get off work? Well, you could probably stand to find yourself a hobby, and you’ll more than likely enjoy the Happy Hour Watch ($50). Featuring a Japanese quartz movement for the analog face that sports only one hour marker — we’ll let you guess which one — a digital time and date readout, an alloy case, and a wide black band, the real draw of this timepiece is the patented Happy Hour bottle-opening buckle, which lets you commence drinking before you even arrive at your preferred post-work watering hole, saving you a few extra bucks that you can put towards your inevitable future stay in an alcohol treatment program.
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The work above is the perfect example of two truths: that things are not always what they seem and more metaphorically, that sometimes we have to view things in a different light to discover a new meaning. If this sounds too cryptic, just marvel over how these artists breathe new life into simple, wall-mounted cut-outs by providing them with an interesting shadow. If minimalism isn’t your thing then you can take in the “piling up a bunch of junk” style to create shadows as seen further below. I guess my wolf hand puppet isn’t going to cut it anymore at New York art shows.

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