Adorable Cats Posing Like Pin-Up Girls

We never thought that cats and pin-up girls have anything in common—until now.



Australian clothing company Hurly-Burly has created a Tumblr blog that feature exclusively cats that look like pin-up girls.



Matching pictures of illustrated pin-up girls with photographs of cats caught in uncannily similar poses, the site would provide a much-needed dose of entertainment—and cuteness—during a dreary work day.



Scroll down for more images of cats who are working it like pin-up girls—without the skimpy outfits, of course.







































[via Cats That Look Like Pin-Up Girls]

Japanese Coffee Artist Creates Art In A Cup

Osaka, Japan-based coffee artist Kazuki Yamamoto creates beautiful and creative latte art in cups that makes people stare in awe the drink.



From the Starbucks logo to Pac-Man and cute cartoon characters, the talented Yamamoto creatively draws and concocts the images using the foam of steamed milk and coffee.



Something to try your hand at while enjoying your next hot cuppa, perhaps?

















































[via Kazuki Yamamoto and Toxel ]

App Censors NSFW Pictures With Strategically Placed Pixels

There is now an app that will allow you to create those titillating censored pictures found in scandalous tabloid stories.



The “Nudifier” app will allow you to place blurred pixels strategically over your picture to cover up the naughty, NSFW bits.



However, the app was created more as a prankster tool than for covering up genuine NSFW images—in a few quick steps, you can transform a perfectly ordinary picture of your friend making coffee into a candid shot of a pants-less situation.



Whether you are using the app to make raunchy pictures shareable on social media or just to play a few harmless pranks, this app should be fun to mess around with.



Download it here for free.



























[via Nudifier]

Facebook App Lets You Warn Your Friends That They’re Annoying

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A free app for Facebook lets you warn your friends that they’re online actions are annoying.



In ‘Defriendtion’, the app posts a detention note-style on your friend’s Timeline.



Though the app (sadly) doesn’t restrict your friend’s content in anyway, it’s a fun tool to let your friends know that their behavior on Facebook is ‘annoying’ or ‘questionable’.













































[via Defriendtion]

Incredibly Life-Like Animal Sculptures Made Of Wood Chips

Russian sculptor Sergey Bobkov has created a collection of amazingly realistic animal sculptures using nothing but Siberian Cedar wood chips.



To construct beautifully intricate and complex sculptures, the artist first chips off strips of wood then soaks them in water, before carving them to fit the texture and shape of each animal.



In order to accurately depict not only the physical traits, but also the expressive attributes, of the animals, Bobkov spends a significant amount of time studying their anatomy, habits and movements.



Spending up to 12 hours on his work a day, each sculpture can take the artist months to complete.



Having already completed 15 life-sized sculptures of Siberian wildlife, his collection is set to grow even larger.































































[via My Modern Met]

Entrepreneur Turns Bald Heads Into Advertising Space For Businesses

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Texas-based entrepreneur Brandon Chicotsky has launched a unique advertising service where he turns baldheads into advertising space for businesses.



Called ‘Bald Logos’, businesses pay him US$320 a day to walk the streets with their logo or brand name temporarily tattooed on his or one of his coworkers’ heads.



In order to gain as much exposure as possible, his “bald angelicals”—the men who wear the ads—will be accompanied by two female actresses carrying signs and waving flags to promote the business, while a third actor will be parading in a full-body spandex suit.



To create even more buzz, the company will even hire a ‘camera crew’ to follow them around.



“When there are cameras, people tend to inquire, ‘What is this about, what’s on your head?’” Chicotsky told The Daily News.



Chicotsky added that Bald Logos has been flooded with local business inquiries since it opened last month and he has plans to expand to other cities and hire more “bald angelicals”.



Would you advertise your business or brand on a ‘bald billboard’?



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[via Bald Logos and The Daily News]