Sometimes the best art is unexpected art:

rotating kitchen from Zeger Reyers on Vimeo.

Artist Blake Fall-Conroy created the Minimum Wage Machine:

“The minimum wage machine allows anybody to work for minimum wage. Turning the crank will yield one penny every 5.04 seconds, for $7.15 an hour (NY state minimum wage). If the participant stops turning the crank, they stop receiving money. The machine’s mechanism and electronics are powered by the hand crank, and pennies are stored in a plexiglas box.”

Goodnight Keith Moon takes the world of Margaret Wise Brown’s beloved classic and introduces it to Keith Moon, late drummer of The Who.

Just in time for the holidays: Sketchy Santas presents photos of, well, sketchy-looking Santas.

Can Do: an illustrated look at Ben Franklin, inventors & inventiveness.

Artist Magnus Muhr uses a combination of drawing, photography and, oh, dead flies to make his art:

More images available at acidcow

Or visit the artist’s site/gallery.

Demonstrating the greatest possible distance between “hero” and “fan” is this ad for Evel Knieval’s line of popsicle molds. One the top you have cool-as-anything Evel; on the bottom you have the “I PUT ROCKET SHIP IN MY MOUTH?!?” kid. Priceless.

{Via Shrapnel’s Tumblr stream.}

How to Brush Your Teeth like a Spartan

See the beautiful bicycles of Finnish designer Olli Erkkilä, including the Phantom Bike:

{ Go Finland! }

Thanks to Jim’s comment below, here’s video of one of the bikes in action: