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Keita Takahashi (of Katamari Damacy, We ♥ Katamari, and Noby Noby Boy fame) recently posted these adorable dot com photos of hand-made princes, cousins, boy and girl plushes by his sister. What a talented family! I actually "met" one of the boy plushes last year at IndieCade at the same time I met Keita. He was very friendly, and made me smile!
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Or in other words, obligatory post of a Super Mario Bros. diorama created with Peeps. Look! It's a green Bowser Peep! And a Princess Peep! Ahhh!
But seriously folks, I have never heard of Washington Post's Peeps Diorama contest, aka the "Peeps Show", but this gallery showcasing 37 of their favorite entries is showing some pretty inspired stuff. It's easy to see why the Up Peeps balloons got the winner's crown, but the scenes resembling Goodnight Moon, Where the Wild Things Are, and that ridiculous scene in Mad Men that everyone was talking about (situated at Sterling CooPeep, *giggle*) are terrific too!
Check out the full set of favorite entries over at Washington Post!
via Chad Concelmo
Eric Testroete, inspired by large polygonal heads in videogames, created a papercrafted polygonal replica of his own head for one helluva Halloween costume. Using a combination of 3ds Max 2009, Mudbox 2010, Photoshop CS3, and Pepakura, Testroete mapped out, printed, and glued together facets of his own face piece by piece to create a stunning mask. His photographic gallery of the proccess and the results are well worth a look.
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Okay it's more, errrrm, appropriate to say that I'd like to rent-a-baby just to watch them putz around in this hand-knit Legend of Zelda baby outfit (with custom-made bottle-carrying quiver, to boot!). There's little else to say about this, other than the fact that A. UpKnitCreek makes the best baby shower gifts ever, and B. This by far wins the ADORABLE.COM award of the week. Do want more Baby Cosplay, internets (see Baby Mega Man).
*gurgles*
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