How to Make Stackable Edible LEGOs

Ryan Nance July 29, 2018

Get yourself a silicon LEGO MOLD and get making...

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This simple recipe is great to do with the kids, and lets you pump out massive amounts of custom gummies, that are snack-able, and stackable as well! Next Video: Coming Soon! Previous Video: How To Make a Miracle Safe: http://bit.ly/SecretMiracleSafe Subscribe for new videos every 5 days! http://bit.ly/TKoRSubscribe Join my email list!

Dafuq? Painting from Shawn Huckins

Ryan Nance November 7, 2017

Shawn Huckins’s Athenaeum exhibition features a number of recognizable figures and paintings with a layer of current commentary that is familiar to anyone on instagram, snapchat, twitter, imgur, etc. The tension is funny, surprising and sad.

Thomas Jefferson: Panic Four (Spotty WiFi), 2017. Acrylic

Major John Biddle: Panic Two (Loading Spinner), 2017. Acrylic

Charles Loring Elliot: Panic One (Low Battery), 2017. Acrylic

Evening Glow At Lake Louise: Panic Three (Mac Spinner), 2017. Acrylic

Richard Heber: To Dante, You’re All I Have, Just Please Don't Ever Text Me Again, 2017. Acrylic

Edgar Allan Poe: Sarcasm Noted, 2017. Acrylic

Richard Dana: Zero Fucks Given, 2017. Acrylic

Mrs John Biddle: Delete Me, 2017. Acrylic

Cole’s Cloud Study: The Fuck?, 2017. Acrylic

Bierstadt’s Rocky Mountains (Who Needs The PCA?), 2017. Acrylic

General Henry H Sibley: UGH, 2015. Acrylic

Abraham Lincoln: Pffff, 2017. Acrylic

Midshipman Augustus Brine: You Have No Idea How Much I Love You, I Don’t Know Whatever, 2017. Acrylic

Mrs James Warren: Blah Blah Blah, 2017. Acrylic

George Washington (The Lansdowne Portrait): I Can’t Pretend That This Is Poetry, 2017. Acrylic

5 - Children lay 1.8 million LEGOs to create map of Japan

Ryan Nance August 13, 2012

Over 5,000 people in 6 different regions collaborated to create a gigantic map of Japan, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of LEGO's introduction into Japan.

via My Modern Met

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