If you need a beer by land or by sea, the Electric Amphibious Vehicle is here to help. The battery-powered and remote-controlled vehicle can hold up to four bottles or cans when on land. It also has a water cannon to help patrol the pool for unruly drunks. Available here.
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Remember that championship baseball trophy you got just for showing up to the field? Well, you’re an adult now, and you can relive a bit of that Little League glory with these Vintage Wine Bottle Trophy Stoppers.
Brought to us by Etsy member Caprock Studio, the stoppers are repurposed from actual vintage trophies. There’s also a few equestrian trophies available if you were a rich kid. Sorry to our former bowlers, there’s currently no trophy stoppers for you. But you’re probably already used to being left out. Available here.
Food, Object or Animal is a fun and pun-fueled series by illustrator Jaco Haasbroek. Combining a few of Foodiggity’s favorite things — minimalism, anthropomorphic food, and puns — Haasbroek uses acrylic and ink on paper, and let’s the fun wordplay fly.
Artist and friend of Foodiggity Eric Barclay’s toaster broke. So he went ahead and did what he does best, and repurposed an everyday item in the name of art.
Burnt Texas Toast began as the aforementioned toaster that no longer works and, inspired by Milton the Talking Toaster, was upcycled into awesomeness.
See more works from Eric, and one of our most popular posts ever here.
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To help promote books and the natural world, paper artist Helen Musselwhite was commissioned to create intricate and playful sculptures within a McDonald’s Happy Meal box.
No mention who ate all the Happy Meals first, but check out these and more awesome work from Musselwhite here.
