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We hope you’re not a birthday party clown now because this guy may leave you feeling a little deflated. Introducing New York artist Jason Hackenworth, who painstakingly blows up and assembles these fantastically intricate sculptures using nothing more than garden variety latex ballons. Pretty crazy huh?

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If you’ve ever been to Munich, you’ll know that this very cool stop animation by Yo Man is pretty much completely accurate. Except for it being way small. The Tumblingerstraße is a street in the German city where graffiti is legal and artists from all over Europe show their skills. And while it’s weird to see graf artists working in broad daylight, it’s fairly easy to see the benefits of having such a venue for street art. Enjoy the vid.

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Are you a girl? Here’s a tip. Girls on bikes rule. Know what I’m saying guys? Basically, there’s nothing cooler than a chick on wheels who can be wherever she wants to be, whenever she wants to be there. It kind of gives them the upper hand. Again. Anyway, if you want further proof, check out these short animated homages to biking babes. They’re done by gods of animation Halfanese and in short, they blew our minds.

Bike Test Footage from Francis Kmiecik on Vimeo.




Girl Animation from Francis Kmiecik on Vimeo.


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Higher Arc is a new magazine that some freakishly talented and discerning friends are conspiring to put out later this year. From all reports, the content is blistering hot, covering bleeding edge design, high end fashion, art that makes you think and music that doesn’t suck. Basically, the Higher Arc kids want to make the magazine that they would like to read, and judging from their amazing taste in pretty much everything, we’re certain the rest of us are gagging for it too.



To help get this show on the road, they’re throwing a fundraising gig at the Grace Darling Hotel in Melbourne this Friday night. For a measly $10, you’ll be treated to live performances by Electrical Smile Band, The Promise Land, Roman Wafers, Negativ Magick, and Michael Ozone of Mind Fractals fame. So get on a higher plane of cultural existence and come along.