The video below is a demonstration of Photosounder. “A cutting edge spectral editing program, offering the best spectrogram editing and synthesis capabilities, making use of unique spectrograph, synthesis and filtering algorithms developed specifically to achieve the best results possible.” Without using any tech-talk, it’s a program that translates pictures into sounds.

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Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik started Penny Arcade in 1998, over ten years ago. Throughout their years as an internet entity they’ve achieved a lot more than simply being one of the most recognized webcomics in existence.

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Outside of being a form that Ben Ten often uses to ward off enemies, Big Chill is a website specializing in retro appliances.

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Don Ivan Punchatz was responsible for art appearing in Playboy and National Geographic as well as on the covers of TIME Magazine and Newsweek and became one of the highest profile artists of his day.

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Above is the Chris Ware illustrated cover of The New Yorker, depicting parents taking their children trick-or-treating. Ware also wrote and illustrated a comic that appeared inside of the magazine that can be seen here.

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Patrick Ballesteros is having his first solo art show tomorrow at the Subtext Gallery in San Diego. The show is entitled Cereal Killer, based on a series of paintings of the same name, two of which can be seen below.

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Angus MacLane and the CubeDudes sounds like the name of an obscure band you tell your friends about to impress them. Because we know you love impressing your friends, we’ll do you one better. Angus MacLane makes CubeDudes.

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Jason Hackenwerth takes balloon sculptures to the next level.

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Atomik loves All-Mighty and we think you will too!

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Terrible Yellow Eyes, A Tribute To All Things Wild

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