This punk wedding vector art illustration features a depiction of a punk groom with a bright green mohawk, blue bowtie and leather jacket holding his beautiful punk bride with bright pink hair, a tattered wedding dress, big purple boots and blue garter! How romantic! This sweet and funny modern alternative romance design is perfect for Valentine's Day, wedding invitations or just as a funny, cool and sweet punk rock gift for the one you love!
This punk bride and groom art is available on a tshirt, tank top, hoodie, greeting cards, postcards, stickers, buttons, magnets, a mug, mousepad, neck tie, hat, apron and many more great gift ideas!


Saturday, January 30, 2010
Punk Wedding T-Shirts and Gifts
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Monday, November 30, 2009
Crocheted Raptor Skeleton by knittingkneedle
I'm losing it over this crocheted raptor skeleton by knittingkneedle on Etsy! It's just way too cool and I'm amazed that it exists!
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
The Jello Art of Liz Hickok
InventorSpot.com has a great post by Diana Eid about the Jello Art of Liz Hickok! This stuff is absolutely incredible and so are the photos.
If you want to check out Liz Hickok's site click here.

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Saturday, May 17, 2008
Nam June Paik's TV Cello
When I first saw this image a while ago I needed to know more about the artist who created this unique and incredible TV Cello. It turns out that it was involved in a sort of performance art piece that was created by the artist Nam June Paik and classical cellist Charlotte Moorman.
From Wikipedia: "In 1964, Paik moved to New York, and began working with classical cellist Charlotte Moorman, to combine his video, music, and performance. In the work TV Cello, the pair stacked televisions on top one another, so that they formed the shape of an actual cello. When Moorman drew her bow across the "cello," images of both her playing, and images of other cellists playing appeared on the screens."
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