
An oddly disturbing animation but interesting enough to make it worth the watch. LINK

This site was a holiday greeting from the Minneapolis design firm, Mono. I've seen other sites that allow you to swap out facial parts but this one is particularly good. LINK

This guy has created a whole slew of self portraits, after covering himself with ink markings, stone, bark, carpet, hair, and now wood veneers. See them all at his site including the video that includes and actual train circulating his head. LINK
NOTE: At last check, his site appeared to be having some problems. You can also view his work at Behance. LINK

Yes, someone has actually created a website specifically to share photos of jowling! LINK

A cool little animation by Junk about a space traveler's coffee addiction. An unexpected ending makes it worth the watch. LINK

Karen Eland paints with Espresso, often recreating famous works of art while incorporating a cup of joe. She even painted her website. LINK
Created for The Rocks Aroma Festival in Sydney, Australia, 3604 cups of coffee and 564 pints of milk were used to recreate the Mona Lisa. Watch on YouTube. LINK
Or read the article and see more still photos. LINK
Looks like the improv everywhere concept has really taken off. See the takeover of Central Station in Belgium. LINK
Peter Jansen has created a series of sculptures that capture the movements of humans. See more at his site. LINK
One of the most popular videos of 2009, if you haven't watched this before, or just need a little bit of happiness in your day, this one is a must watch! LINK
Michael Jackson vs. Mr. Bean in a dance contest. Not what you would expect! LINK
This was a holiday greeting put together by a firm called Exopolis back in 2007. First you build your robot, then you can make him dance. LINK