Three Things to Make You Woozy

Hug a tree lately?

Number one: Can’t believe this ad from Masterlock. It looks wicked cool, but the implications are disturbing. I think the one on the right was the one who forgot the key.

Must admit, prolly not this dedicated to saving the trees.

Dexter's dream date?

It’s only catsup. It’s only catsup. It’s only catsup.

Love, love, love this ad for stain remover. Kinda looks like what I saw in the glint of my date’s eye last time we were at dinner. Funny, he doesn’t eat catsup.

Wee! I’m dizzy, but in such a pretty way. Like in that hair-flip near head-stand way. Go ahead, go flip your hair, you know you want to.

Pretty sure something about that made you woozy.

Bread Art from Bangkok Has People Contemplating …Buddhism?

Slice of life?

This masters degree holder used his formal education in fine art and practical education in baking to bring people closer to the teachings of Buddha – with bread. What looks like a horror movie inspired meat market is actually a bakery with spiritual intent.

Kittiwat Unarrom formed the bread into gruesome likenesses of mistreated human heads, limbs, and organs to remind that things are not what they seem.

Inside each of the masterfully sculpted and decorated baked treats awaited a soft and gooey center of wisdom. That appearances corrupt our senses would be obvious upon biting into one of these tasty sculptures.

Son of a baker, Kittiwat ventured into the family business in 2006, and now runs the family bakery. The factory keeps him busy, but ideas for his art still flow.

Kittiwat held exhibitions as late as 2008. He says his next exhibition will focus on something other than humans.

He is not taking orders.

Could you eat what was looking at you?