Archive for the ‘Creepy Stuff’ Category
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Zombie Jerky In Time For Halloween
So you’ve destroyed the brains of your first zombie. Congrats! But now what? What do you do with the festering, rotting body? It was just this question that plagued (get it?) us at TG Zombie Defense HQ. We thought about mailing them to someone we didn’t like, but that was just too costly (and he had already been zombified, anyways). After a lot of discussion, we ...
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Shark Sleeping Bag
You will be the coolest cat in the campground if you sport the Chumbuddy Shark Sleeping bag (as long as you’re under the age of 15, that is). The sleeping bag doubles as a stuffed toy for the younger crowds, but we think the stuffed toy version of this product is just plain boring. Appearing to be sleeping in the mouth of a killer shark on ...
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Unappetizing Anatomical Macaroons
Just in time for Halloween, these anatomically-correct macaroons caught our attention. Created by Miss Insomnia Tulip (aka Lou Lou P), the macaroons were made as part of a collection for “Eat Your Heart Out” – a website that features self-proclaimed “deliciously bad-taste cakes for Adult Eyes only” and operates as a vendor via pop-up shop to sell risqué baked goods. The macaroons are made using a ...
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Funky Jewelry Made From Amputated Barbie Parts
Almost every little girl loved to play with them, and now, girls of all ages can commemorate their childhood friend, Barbie, but wearing parts of her as jewelry. Ok, fine, this sounds creepy, but for some reason, Margaux Lange’s work is not. Her jewelry pieces are made out of Barbie lips, faces, eyes and more, and they are positively unique and awesome. Now you too can ...
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Crazy Self Portraits Of A Levitating Girl
Tokyo-based artist Natsumi Hayashi has been photographing herself for a long time, but her photos are not like most other self-portraits. Hayashi has made a name for herself as the levitating girl, and for good reason. Her perfectly timed self-portraits feature her cute self seemingly floating slightly above the ground. Hayashi shares the secret to her levitating photos on her website and blog, and while she ...
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Hilarious Photos Of Henry The Flying Baby
We wish we could fly. And we wish we could look as cool as baby Henry does while doing it. New York City-based photographer Rachel Hulin took these photos of her son, Henry, called “The Flying Series”. Although some images are pretty eerie-looking, the concept is quite harmless. One day, Hulin noticed her husband lifting Henry in the air and imagined what the scene would look ...
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Finally A Coffin For Die-Hard Bacon Lovers
The bacon-obsessed at J&D‘s have one of the most unusual bacon-themed paraphernalia we’ve ever seen for sale. Ladies and gentlemen, behold, the Bacon Coffin, brought to you by J&D Foods founder, Justin Esch and David Lefkow. The casket is made of 18 gauge gasket steel with premium bacon exterior/interior and includes a memorial and record tube, adjustable bed and mattress. As if that isn’t enough, the ...
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Creepy Anatomical Sculptures Made From Food
Paris-based Russian artist Dimitri Tsykalov makes cool stuff from food, like these anatomically themed sculptures made from cold cut meats, sausage wieners, prawns, lettuce, rice paper, cauliflower, carrots and more. You may remember a post we previously shared featuring Tsykalov’s skull sculptures made from carved fruit and veggies that were a big hit in the WHOA! community, and we think these just might be too. We ...
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Blood Splatter Wallpaper Inspired By Roman Polanski
Everyone has their own taste when it comes to interior design and home decor, some peoples’ style is just a little more wacky than others’, and in this case, the Bloody Moon Wall Murals by Pixers are made for the absolute eccentrics and wackiest of wacky folk. Pixers is an online interior design store that recently shared their latest collection of wallcoverings featuring blood splatters with ...
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Funky Fruit Skulls By Artist Dimitri Tsykalov
Paris-based Russian artist Dimitri Tsykalov makes cool stuff, like these skulls made out of fruit and vegetables that he worked on from 2005-2008. Tsykalov’s intriguing and provocative works of art that are often based on food. The food sculptures he creates are photographed on plain backgrounds to allow the art to speak for itself – and boy, does it ever! We love the cabbage skull, and ...
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45 Self Portraits Created On A Different Drug Every Day
Artist Bryan Lewis Saunders conducted a bizarre experiment. For several weeks, he took a different drug every day and made a portrait of himself under the influence. He is no stranger to self portraits either: on March 30th 1995 he started doing at least one Self-Portrait everyday for the rest of his life. At present he has over 8,000 of them. Like fingerprints, snowflakes and DNA ...
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The Creepy Burning Earth Fire Pit
Backyard fire pits would be so much more exciting if everyone used the Third Rock Earth design by Fire Pit Art. USA-based Fire Pit Art is a company that produces creative heavy duty fire pits for residential and commercial use (including custom designs). The Third Rock design features a large orb with negative cut outs of the Earth’s lands, while the two thirds of water space ...
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Alien Looking Frost-Covered Arctic Trees
Italian photographer Niccolo Bonfadini is responsible for capturing these moments that were frozen in time – literally – in the Article Circle. The fluffly-looking ghostly creatures are actually snow-covered trees that have been completely covered by the snow and frost that is typical in the region. Bonafadini loves to travel to remote places and photograph the subjects that Nature has to offer. We love these photos ...
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Photographs Of Suicidal Astronauts
These hilariously strange photos of astronauts committing suicide have left us baffled and curious. The collection entitled the “Astronaut Suicides” was photographed by Neil Dacosta, Art Direction credit goes to Sara Phillips and Saskia Thomson is responsible for the photo re-touching. The photos were inspired by the bittersweet closing of the NASA space shuttle program, begging the question of viewers, “What will the astronauts do now?”. ...
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English Gin With An Earthworm In The Bottle
Combining the Commonwealth’s favourite tonic-y tipple with, well, the Earth’s favourite worm – this libation hit the jackpot on a new boozy conversation starter. Raised in the fertile fields of southern England, these are some real down to earth-worms. Nutritious and *ahem* delicious, the largest member of the Oligochaeta family isn’t just the juicy prey of the blackbird anymore. We’d love to say that no earthworms ...
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Creepy Portraits Of People Mutilated With Candy
Utrecht photographer Ashkan Honarvar is responsible for some pretty provocative works of art, but this 2009 collection entitled “Faces 5″ has us mesmerized. Honarvar uses present-day models to recreate portraits that were taken of WWI soldiers who suffered extreme facial injuries, and then superimposes candy imagery over the wounds in an attempt to address issues of identity and the lasting psychological effects of combat. Melting ice ...
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Z-World: An Interactive Theme Park For Zombie Lovers
Z World Detroit will be a unique and spectacular zombie themed experience park that will transform a virtually neglected section of Detroit, Michigan. Participants will be chased by a growing zombie horde through abandoned factories, stores and homes across hundreds of derelict urban acres. The city of Detroit is considering literally abandoning sections of the city. While the economic and social benefits of this action can ...
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Bloody Heart Shaped Cake
Uk-based baker extraordinaire Lily Vanilli (yes, this name is apparently real) has created a bloody cake that is sure to make some stomachs turn. The “Bleeding Hearts” cake is completely edible, made entirely out of red velvet sponge cake or blood-red cocoa cake, topped with blackcurrant and raspberry “blood” coulis. Yikes. Sounds a lot better than it looks, right? The mini versions are available for order ...
