The people from Bigshot Toyworks based themselves on My Little Pony to create this Cthulhu-themed version of the iconic characters. This one is named “Little Maddie” and will be featured in a series of animation shorts and toys. [Source: Bigshot Toyworks on Behance | Via LS]
An amazingly cool looking shirt by the folks over at Design by Humans. [Available in multiple sizes and styles: Men’s Version | Women’s Version]
Since I launched Geeks are Sexy in 2005, the site never stopped growing! 2013 has been our best year so far, and let’s hope that things will keep on improving! Here are the 10 posts that have attracted the most traffic to the site this year, starting with the most popular one! #1: Artist Creates […]
The essence of levitation technology is the countervailing of gravity. It is known that an ultrasound standing wave is capable of suspending small particles at its sound pressure nodes and, so far, this method has been used to levitate lightweight particles, small creatures, and water droplets. [Source | Via Io9]
Warning: Brief footage and description of the Armadillo intimate parts. Ze Frank once again dazzles us with his profound knowledge of some of Earth’s most bizarre creatures. [Ze Frank]
Continuing our look back at later developments to stories we brought you on Geeks Are Sexy this year, we turn our attention to September. Verizon took the Federal Communications Commission to court in a battle over the legality of the net neutrality concept. The FCC issued rules in 2010 which said internet carriers must treat […]
Why do I still have these feelings? [Nacho Punch | Via LS]
A new episode of Cosplayer Chronicles featuring the lovely Soni Aralynn! Model + Costume: Soni Aralynn. Picture Credit: Tobias Roybal Photography. Model + Costume: Soni Aralynn. Picture Credit: Tobias Roybal Photography. Photo Manipulation: SGH PhotoArt. [Distractotron | Soni Aralynn]
Another great comic by Pablo Stanley! If you’re on the front page, hit the “read more” link below for the rest of the comic!
From Youtuber Austron: This is a short teaser for my latest construction project, the world’s largest K’nex ball machine, at The Works Museum in Bloomington, Minnesota. The machine stands 23.5 feet tall and 40 feet long, and contains over 100,000 pieces. It has 2 lifts, 3 motors, and 8 paths, including a 20 foot free-fall, […]