Bring your love for Tetris into your space with colorful cubes (almost) as fun as the game itself. With decor inspired by the addicting guilty pleasure, you can flip, flop, and fit these bright little shapes into the perfect space. Pillows, lamps, and even decals may not improve your score, but they will have you seeing bright colors with or without your Game Boy handy.
Rummage around Will Pigg's Art Forge, and you'll find a treasure trove of geeky paper art. The intricate designs are made to order and "100 percent handcut with blades, time, and really loud music," according to the artist.
Upon close inspection, Will's papercraft is stunningly detailed. Tiny gears and whirring parts are cut so precisely that it's a wonder how the pieces are made by hand. All of Will's paper cuts, charcoal/pastel work, and marble and glass sculptures are available on Etsy, and we've gathered his geekiest creations here.
Since the many Star Trek show and movie iterations have enough characters to create the most entertaining sporting matches in the universe, artist Mich Palmer knew it was a canon ready for its on-field debut and designed 13 prints reflective of the various alien races and groups within the galactic lore. Fear the Borg Drones and watch out for sneaky moves from the Tribble Troublemakers, as you take a look at all of Mich's designs available in 7x10-inch prints ($15).
Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, died this weekend at age 82 and will forever be remembered as a legend, leaving his mark on a monumental event of the 20th century. The astronaut who took "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" changed history and the possibilities of the universe. Here are eight prints for astronomy enthusiasts and anyone inspired by this science great, as a reminder of exactly what can happen when you shoot for the moon.
