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Human Teeth and Other Artistic Accessories

Amy — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 17:08:37 +0000

How much does a sterling silver and four human teeth knuckle ring go for these days? It seems that the human teeth market has remained unscathed by the economic downturn; this work of art is selling for a cool $930 on Etsy.com. And you’d better act now … there is only one of these beauties in stock. The bigger question here is ‘why?’

Maybe it looks better on ….

Nope.

Art truly is in the eye of beholder. But if teeth and skulls are your bag, check out Two Art Directors and a Photographer.

What are you doing this weekend?

Kristin — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 17:56:28 +0000

From noon to 10:00 pm this Saturday and Sunday (that’s tomorrow and the next day for those of you that have trouble keeping track), Oak Cliff is going to be crawling with something other than taqueria lovers. Go Oak Cliff is putting on their second annual Oak Cliff Art Crawl, which promises to be amazing! What could be better than art, beer, food and beautiful weather? Check out the OCAC Blog for more details.

As a special note, one of our absolutely favorite stores, Make (think Handmade and Etsy combined to make a convenient shoppe with the friendliest people you’ll ever meet), will be hosting their 10th annual Urban Street Bazaar during the Art Crawl, so be sure to check their 60+ vendor spread while you’re south of the Trinity.

Think you’re Apple’s biggest fan?

Kristin — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 23:24:03 +0000

Well we bet you don’t have this:

If you haven’t already seen it, randall180 is selling his latest creation, a desk lamp made from recycled iMac G4 parts, over on Etsy, for a fraction of the price of an iPod. For the moment he has one in stock, but as you can imagine, these sell out quickly, so buy it today or miss out on being the coolest person at your office. Also, it should be noted that this is NOT an Apple creation, just one fan’s recycle job.

Think you could make your own? Check out this site for plans or just pick up an old G4 on Ebay and start tearing things apart.